perception quiz two

Atrophy is a distinguishing oral mech finding for which dysarthria?

Flaccid

Fasciculations are a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Flaccid

Facial myokymia is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Flaccid

Rapid deterioration and recovery with rest is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Flaccid

Synkinesis is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Flaccid

Nasal regurgitation is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Flaccid

Unilateral palatal weakness is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Flaccid

A sucking reflex is a distinguishable oral mech finding in which dysarthria?

Spastic

A snout reflex is a distinguishable oral mech finding for which dysarthria?

Spastic

A jaw jerk reflex is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Spastic

A pseudobulbar affect is a distinguishing oral mech finding in:

Spastic

Dysmetric jaw/face/tongue AMRs are distinguisable oral mech findings in which dysarthria?

Ataxic

Masked facies is a distinguishable oral mech finding in which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Tremulous jaw/lips/tongue is a distinguishable oral mech finding in which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Reduced ROM on AMR tasks is a distinguiable oral mech finding for which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Involuntary head/jaw/face/tongue/palate/respiratory movements during sustained postures or during movement is a distinguishing oral mech finding of this type of dysarthria:

Hyperkinetic Se

Sensory “tricks” is distinguishable in which type of dysarthria?

Hyperkinetic

Relatively sustained head deviation (torticollis) is a distinguishable oral mech finding in:

Hyperkinetic

A tremor of the palate/pharynx/larynx/lips/nares/tongue/or respiratory muscles is a distinguishing oral mech finding in:

HyperkineticultM

Multiple motor tics is a distinguishing oral mech finding for:

Hyperkinetic

Facial grimacing during speech is a distinguishing oral mech finding in:

Hyperkinetic

Unilateral lower face weakness is a distinguishing oral mech finding in:

UUMN

Nonverbal oral apraxia is a distinguishing oral mech finding in:

AOS

Hypernasality is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Flaccid

Breathiness (continuous) is a distinguishing speech characteristic of:

Flaccid

Diplophonia is where two pitch variations occur simultaneously. This is a distinguishing speech characteristic of which dysarthria?

Flaccid

Audible nasal emissions are distinguishable in which dysarthria?

Flaccid

Audible inspiration (stridor) is distinguishable in which dysarthria?

Flaccid

Short phrases are a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Flaccid

Rapid deterioration and recovery with rest is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Flaccid

Speaking on inhalation is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

FlaccidarshnH

Harshness is a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Spastic

Low pitch is a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Spastic

Slow rate is a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Spastic

A strained-strangled quality is a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Spastic

Slow and regular AMRs are a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Spastic

Excess and equal stress is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Ataxic

Irregular articulatory breakdowns is a distinguishing speech characteristic seen most often in:

Ataxic

Irregular AMRs are a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Ataxic and hyperkinetic

Distorted vowels are a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Ataxic and hyperkinetic

Excess loudness variation is a distinguishing speech characteristic in:

Ataxic and hyperkinetic

Telescoping of syllables is a distinguishing speech characteristic of:

Ataxic

Monopitch is a distinguishing speech characteristic of:

Hypokinetic

Reduced stress is a distinguishing speech characteristic seen in:

Hypokinetic

Monoloudness is the most distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Reduced loudness is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hypokinetic

Inappropriate silences is a distinguishing speech characteristic seen in which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Short rushes of speech are a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hypokinetic

A variable rate of speech is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hypokinetic

Increase rate in segments is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hypokinetic

Increased overall rate is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hypokinetic

Rapid, “blurred” AMRs are a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Repeated phonemes is a distinguishing speech characteristic of:

Hypokinetic

Palilalia is a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Hypokinetic

Prolonged intervals are a distinguishable speech characteristic in which dysarthria?

Hyperkinetic

Sudden forced inspiration/expiration is a distinguishing speech characteristic seen in:

Hyperkinetic

Voice stoppages/arrests are a distinguishing speech characteristic seen in which dysarthria?

Hyperkinetic

Transient breathiness is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hyperkinetic

A voice tremor is a distinguishing speech characteristic in:

Hyperkinetic

Intermittent hypernasality is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

Hyperkinetic

Slow and irregular AMRs are a distinguishing speech characteristic in:

Ataxic and hyperkinetic

Marked deterioration with increased rate (action myoclonus) is a distinguishing speech characteristic in:

Hyperkinetic

Inappropriate vocal noises are a distinguishing speech characteristic in:

Hyperkinetic

Coprolalia is a distinguishing speech characteristic of:

Hyperkinetic

Intermittent strained voice/arrests is a distinguishable speech characteristic of:

Hyperkinetic

Intermittent breathy/aphonic segments is a distinguishable speech characteristic of:

Hyperkinetic

Poorly sequenced SMRs are distinguishable speech characteristic in:

UUMN

Articulatory groping is a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

AOS

Attempts at self-correction are a distinguishable speech characteristic in:

AOS

Articulatory additions/complications are distinguishable speech characteristics in:

AOS

Automatic > volitional speech is a distinguishing characteristic of:

AOS

Inconsistent articulatory errors are distinguishing speech characteristics seen in:

AOS

Increased errors with increased length is a distinguishing speech characteristic seen in:

AOS