Voice Quiz 3

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Nodules are...

bilateral calluses

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What is the classic sign of vocal nodules?

string of mucous between the nodules (in one spot)

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What is the vocal quality of someone with vocal nodules?

hoarse, rough vocal quality, sometimes diplophonia

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What does the tissue around vocal nodules look like?

pinkish-white color, often the same as VF

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Where do vocal nodules typically occur?

2/3 point medially - where we phonate the most

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Surgical treatment for nodules

vocal hygiene speech therapy surgery:

  • laser removal (cutting with a laser)

  • cauterization (peeling off callous with forceps)

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What are classic signs of reflux on the vocal folds?

inflammation/swelling, scar tissue, pink

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What does laryngopharyngeal reflux look like?

stomach acid, inflamed, swollen, pink color

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Varix

bigger (& more prominent) tortuous veins on true VF; "vocal bleed"

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What is the treatment for varix and exstacia?

laser pulses

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Exstacia

smaller venious lines on VF

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What is the classic sign for contact ulcers and granuloma?

cup and saucer

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Polyps are...

painful, unilateral and fluid-filled blisters

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What is the vocal quality like for someone with vocal polyps?

harsh/hoarse, raspy

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What is the treatment for vocal polyps?

refer to ENT for removal

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What are the classic signs of spasmodic dysphonia?

shaky, breathy voice -disordered phonation -vocal breaks - spasms -dry

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What are the two types of spasmodic dysphonia?

Adductor: spasms make VF come together (close) Abductor: VF open spasmodically

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Flaring nostrils are a nonspeech sign/symptom of distress for what type of diagnosis?

spasmodic dysphonia

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What are signs of monotone pitch?

deep, hyponasal, awareness of impairment, speech phrasing (respiration breaks) is abnormal

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What is the social perception for people with monotone pitch?

they're doing it for attention

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What are some other things we want to screen for if someone has a monotone voice?

check their mental/psychological state (monotone is associated with depression/speech is attached to mental state)

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Vocal fry is caused by...

respiratory insufficiency

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What is the vocal quality of someone with vocal fry?

low/quiet voice raspy, particularly at the end of words/sentences (ex: Kim K) hoarseness over time

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Puberphonia

inappropriate pitch for a person's age, gender, and culture

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What should you pay attention to with someone with puberphonia?

unconscious movement of their chin during pitch

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How might someone with puberphonia compensate for difficulty with higher pitch?

elevate the jaw to sustain pitch

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Keratosis is _______ of _______ on the VFs

build-up; keratin

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What does the tissue look like for someone with keratosis?

white and plaque-like

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Laryngitis is inflammation/irritation of the larynx due to _______

overuse/misuse

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What are classic signs of laryngitis besides inflammation/irritation?

-vocal strain -sore throat, dry cough -subglottilc laryngitis in children

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What is the vocal quality like for someone with laryngitis?

hoarseness, aphonia/dysphonia, trouble breathing

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What is the acute treatment for laryngitis?

fluids, resting voice, inhaling steam, long hot shower

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Papillomas are ______ in nature

viral (e.g., HPV, kissing, sexual contact/genital warts) -can grow anywhere

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What are classic signs of papilloma?

clusters of bumps & growths (men: usually on head and neck) -asymmetrical* -soft tissue

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What is the vocal quality like for someone with a papilloma?

raspiness, breathiness (respiratory insufficiency)

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What is the treatment for papilloma?

laser removal often repeated every 1-3 years

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