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SPE 727 - Quiz 3 | COMM - Voice Disorders, Quizzes of Speech-Language Pathology

Class: COMM - Voice Disorders; Subject: Communication; University: CUNY Lehman College; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Quizzes

2016/2017

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TERM 1
4 Facts about Dysphonia
DEFINITION 1
1. Hoarseness is never normal2. Most are accumulative,
some traumatic, some acute3. Preventable4. Treatable
TERM 2
Phonotrauma
DEFINITION 2
occurs when vocal folds are forced to adduct causing
mechanical trauma to laryngeal mucosa
TERM 3
What are potentially phonotraumatic
behaviors?
DEFINITION 3
1. Shouting2. Loud talking3. Screaming4. Vocal noises5.
Coughing6. Throat Clearing(in excess)
TERM 4
Vocal Noises
DEFINITION 4
Non-speech laryngeal soundse.g. imitation of vehicles;
growls; etc.
TERM 5
What behavior occurs during throat
clearing?
DEFINITION 5
Aperiodic adduction of the vocal folds
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TERM 1

4 Facts about Dysphonia

DEFINITION 1

1. Hoarseness is never normal2. Most are accumulative,

some traumatic, some acute3. Preventable4. Treatable

TERM 2

Phonotrauma

DEFINITION 2

occurs when vocal folds are forced to adduct causing

mechanical trauma to laryngeal mucosa

TERM 3

What are potentially phonotraumatic

behaviors?

DEFINITION 3

1. Shouting2. Loud talking3. Screaming4. Vocal noises5.

Coughing6. Throat Clearing(in excess)

TERM 4

Vocal Noises

DEFINITION 4

Non-speech laryngeal soundse.g. imitation of vehicles;

growls; etc.

TERM 5

What behavior occurs during throat

clearing?

DEFINITION 5

Aperiodic adduction of the vocal folds

TERM 6

How do benign lesions result?

DEFINITION 6

prolonged time without rest + phonotraumatic behaviors

TERM 7

What are the different types of benign

lesions?

DEFINITION 7

Nodules

Polyps

Cysts

Reactive lesions

TERM 8

Phonatory Glottal Closure

DEFINITION 8

How well vocal folds come together when they vibrate