Quiz 1 Flashcards

(27 cards)

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What is formulation?

A

Gathering your thoughts

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What are the four processes of comm?

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a. formulation
b. transmission
c. reception
d. comprehension

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What is transmission?

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The actual process of sending the mssg

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What is reception?

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Receiving mssg that was sent by the sender

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What is comprehension?

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Mssg gets thru and is understood

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Distinguish the Five Domain Model.

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  1. Syntax (form)
  2. Morphology (form)
  3. Phonology (form)
  4. Semantics (content)
  5. Pragmatics (use)
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Define syntax (form)

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Word order

Ex: cat up tree or red stop

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Define morphology (form)

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Internal organization of a word(s)

Ex: tenses of words (walked, walker, walking)

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Define phonology (form)

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Spch sounds

Ex: sound of d • o • g…each letter has its own sound

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Define semantics (content)

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Word meaning (vocab); do we understand the words

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Define pragmatics (use)

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Using lang; knowing what to say and when to say it

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What are the four sys activated by spch?

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  1. Respiration
  2. Phonation
  3. Articulation
  4. Resonation
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What is the primary biological function for respiration in spch?

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The exchanging of gasses

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What is the primary biological function for phonation in spch?

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Preventing penetration of foreign particles into the airway

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What is the primary biological function for articulation in spch?

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  • Chewing and preparation for swallowing of food

* manage of saliva

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What is the primary biological function for resonation in spch?

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Preventing food and liquids from leaking out of the nose

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What is linguistic?

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Talking - includes spch & vocalizing
Ex: spch –> “i totally agree”
vocal –> “mmm-hmm” or “uh-oh”

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What is non-linguistic or extralinguistic?

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The use of eye contact, facial expression, posture, and proximity.
Ex: nodding, shrugging, smiling

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What is para-linguistic?

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Vocal characteristics such as tone, pitch, and loudness

Ex: sarcasm, being upset(pitch)

19
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What part of the ear is affected by a conductive hearing loss?

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Conductive hearing loss results from problems with the middle ear

20
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What part of the ear is affected by a sensorineural hearing loss?

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Sensorineural hearing loss results from damage to the inner ear

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What are the differences in comm, lang, and spch?

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Comm: main purpose is to provide and solicit information
Lang: formulation of thoughts and ideas is cognitive
Spch: a neuromuscular process (the brain tells muscles what to do)

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What are the common comm/difficulties asso w/ comm dis

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c. Lang
d. Spch
e. Hearing
f. Feeding/Swallowing

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Common comm/difficulties asso w/ lang.

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  • childhood/adult lang disorders

* reading disabilites

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Common comm/difficulties asso w/ spch.
* articulation & phonological disorders * fluency disorders * voice disorders * motor spch disorders
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Common comm/difficulties asso w/ hearing.
* sensorineural & conductive losses | * auditory processing disorders
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Common comm/difficulties asso w/ feeding & swallowing.
* pediatric feeding & swallowing | * adult dysphasia