quiz 3 Flashcards

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voice therapy orientations

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hygeienic voice therapy
symptomatic, psychogenic,physiologic,eceelleclectic,

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hygienic voice therapy concentrates on

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discovering the behavioral causes of the voice disorder and modification/elimination of the causes to improve the vocal condition and the voice quality.

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hygienic voice therapy is organized and promoted by____

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every voice text.

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hygienic voice therapy: there is always a cause for a voice disorder; ____, ____/_____ and the voice improves

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discover modify/eliminate and the voice improves.

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weakness of hygienic voice therapy

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the cause may no longer be the precipitating factor.

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the general focus of the hygienic therapy approach

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identify the primary and secondary behavioral causes of the voice disorder then to modify or eliminate the causes.

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some causes of a voice disorder

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smoking
laryngeal dehydration (poor hydration, caffiene and medications)
voice abuse (talking lougly over noise at work, coughing, and throat learing)
inhalation of large quantities of powder

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symptomatic voice therapy

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modification of deviant vocal symptoms such as breathiness, inappropriate pitch, loudness, hard glottal attachs, and so on.

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symptomatic voice therapy is organized and promoted by

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daniel boone in his text the voice and voice therapy (1971)

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symptomatic voice therapy: if the voice component is inappropriate

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modify that component.

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weakness of symptomatic voice therapy

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what is symptom/cause?

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syptommatic therapy approach general focuse uses facilitating techniques to

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rais pitch, reduce lodness, reduce laryngeal area tension and effort.

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psychogenic voice therapy focus is on

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the emotional and psychosocial status of the patient that led to and maintained the voice disorder.

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psychogenic voice therapy is organized and promoted by

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arnold aronson in his text clinical voice disorders: and interdisciplinary approach (1980).

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psychogenic voice therapy: there is always a psychosocial reason for the___

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behavior that led to the voice disorder, treat the psychosocial problem and the voice improves.

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weakness of psychogenic voice therapy.

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psychosocial contribution may be over-stated.

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psychogenic therapy approach general focus

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would explore the psychodynamics of the voice disorder including things mentioned later

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the psychodynamics of the voice disorder including: this method of treatment

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  1. detailed interview
  2. determination of the exact relationship of emotional problems and voice problem.
  3. counsel the paitent
  4. direct reduction of musculoskeletal tension.
  5. support of ongoing psychological counseling.
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the detailed interview of the psychogenic therapy is used to determine the cause an efects of

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stress, tension, and depression.

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in psychogenic therapy approach you should coundel the pt regarding the effects of

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emotions on the voice problem.

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psyiologic voice therapy is based on

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expanded knowledge of vocal function as evaluated through objective voice assessment.

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physiologic voice therapy strives to improve the balance amonf

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voice respiratory support, laryngeal muscle strength, control and stamina, and supraglottic modification of the laryngeal tone.

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pshysiologic voice therapy promots a

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healthy vocal fold cover.

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physiologic voice therapy is promoted by ___ and ____

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colton and casper (1990) and stemple, glaze and gerdeman (1993).

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physiologic voice therapy concentrates on the modification of the underlying
physiology of the voice producing mechanisims: respiration, phonation, resonance.t
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weakness of physiologic voice therapy
does not account for behavior.
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the general approach of the physiologic therapy approach is to evaluate the present pshysiologic conditoin of voice production and
develop direct physical exercises or manipulations to improve that condition
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a pt that demonstrated increased mass and stiffness of the folds changing the physical dynamics of vocal fold vibration would use the
physiologic therapy approach
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pt that demonstrated increased mass and stiffness of the folds changing the physical dynamics of vocal fold vibration was required to build
greater subglottic air pressure to initiate and maintain vibration which required borderline high airlow rates = in turn caused her to speak to loudly.
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a pt that airlow rates cuase them to speak loudly may have attempted to overcome these problems by
making physical adjustments such as increasing supraglottic tension.
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the physiologic mgmnt may include
vocal exercises and resonant voice therapy hydration program and defrease caffine.
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decreasing caffine improves
lubrication.
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vocal function exercises and resonant voice therapy improves laryngeal
muscle control, strength and stamina and to balance airflow, laryngeal muscle activity, and resonance
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eclectic voice therapy is
a combination of any and all of the previous orientations to affect positive vocal change.
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as voice pathologists, we should be aware of all management approaches and use
those which are most effective not only for the pt, but for the therapist as well
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eclectic is obviously the treatment
of choice.
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identifying abusive behaviors strategies in therapy
hygienic
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describing the physiologic effects of those behaviors on the voice production mechanism strategies in therapy
hygienic
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defining the specific occurences strategies in therapy
hygienic
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defining specific occurences strategy therapy type
hygienic
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modiying or eliminating the behavior strategies therapy type
hygienic
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vocal abuses/misuses
shouting, loud talking, screaming, vocal noises, coughing, throat clearing.
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hygienic therapy for shouting
eliminate
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hygienic voice therapy for loud talking
may be required, strategies
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hygienic voice therapy for screaming
ask me about the kid in my hood?
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hygienic voice therapy for vocal noises
will change over time, modify
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hygienic voice therapy for coughing
needs medical work-up, may be a hypersensitivity issue.
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hygienic therapy strategy for throat clearing
eliminate with behvaior modification approach.
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a pt that has coughed for months or years with negative medical testig and no cough inhibitor mediccaations are causing it may present with
chronic cough syndrome
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t/f in some cases of chronic cough LPR is not an issue.
t
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t/f chronic cough syndrom has 50 million dr visits to the MD per year
3- 30 million
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t/f 10-50% of people with chronic cough syndrom have persistent idiopathic cough.
f 10-20%
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chronic cough syndrome: laryngeal hypersensitivity cuased by the cough causes coughing during
forced inhalation, normal drainage, humidity changes.
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a cough begats a______.
cough!!.
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cough substitution for chronic cough syndrom includes
forceful swallow, hydration
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t/f cold/hot water can sometime trigger the cough
t
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the forceful swallow (effortful swallow) is a similar routine to
chronic throat clearing.
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with habitual throat clearing behavior modification with
forceful (effortful) swallow.
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with habitual throat clearing lightly ___ vocal folds.
adducted.
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summary of vocal hygiene plan
1.identify phonotrauma (shouting, loud talking, etc) 2. describe the effect 3.define specific occurrence 4. modify the behavior
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in the summary of vocal hygiene plan: desribe the effect by utilizing
pictures, diagrams, drawings, and video. do not hesitate to give simple explanations of anatomy and physiology to pt.
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in the summary of vocal hygiene plan: define the specific occurence means that these will be ____ with every individual child
distinctly differnt.
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in the summary of vocal hygiene plan: define the specific occurance means that _____ of the behavior must also be described
psychodynamics
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in the summary of vocal hygiene plan: modify the behavior: means to modify or eliminate ____ and eliminate throat___
modify or eliminate vocal noises, and eliminate throat clearing.
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct symptom modification includes the major components of voice production
respiration, phonation, resonance, pitch, loudness, rate.
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in symptomatic voice therapy:any one of the major components of voice production may be used _________necessitating_____
inefficently necessiating direct modification.
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in symptomatic voice therapy the main wuestion is
symptom or cause?
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modification of respiration talking on end of air stream, the solution would be
id problem (ear training, audio recording)) and component modification (say as many numbers as possible on exhalatoin, mark a paragraph with phrase markers, audio record open discussion)
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modification of respiration problem: shallow breathing (tenseness) the solution is
to utilize box diagram to describe breathing strategies book on stomach hands on chest and abdomen words, phrases, pargraph reading, conversation.
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modification of phonation: problem hard glottal attack what is the solution?
initiate phonation with /h/ (vowels, vowel/consonants, words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs, conversation).w
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modfication of flottal fry phonation solution:
train a sligh increase in pitch and loudness (may use acoustic instrumentation for monitoring speech output).
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modification of phonation problem breath phonation. solution:
establish a more firm or engaged vocal fold approcimation. use more precise articulation increase vocal intensity exercise closure with glottal attack and pushing.
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direct modification of functional resonance probles may include
hypernasality, hypo nasality, and tone focus problems.
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the presence of any anatomical causes must be ruled out prior to the onset of behavioral therapy in in symptomatic voice therapy of
resonance.
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is ariculation therapy used for
hyper
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n symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is lower pitch and increase loudness modification used for
hypernasality
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is non-speech phonation (animal engine noises) used for
hypernasality and hypo nasality
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is utilizing normal nasal phonemes used for
hypo
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is humming used for
hypo
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is articulation deep test used for
hyper
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is what is utilizing hypernasal resonance used for?
hypo
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is negative practice used for (minimal pairs practice).
hypo and hyper
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is what is do the obvious aka denasality- using a "cold voice expored for ___)?
hyper
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in symptomatic voice therapy: direct modiication of what is instrumental biofeedback-nasometer used for? (aka foggy doggy)
hyper