CMD 200 - Exam 2 Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. "tall" for "stall" is this type of articulation error
  2. 5. term for a middle ear infection
  3. 7. A type of stroke where a blood vessel ruptures
  4. 10. snail-shaped structure that contains inner and outer hair cells
  5. 11. category for an assessment that provides a standard score for a client that is compared to a normative sample
  6. 19. - the anatomical structure consisting of a thin, membrane that divides the outer and middle ear
  7. 20. term for word-finding or naming challenges
  8. 22. this model of autism theory/treatment focuses on listening to autistic voices and supporting independence
  9. 24. vocabulary or word meaning falls into this category
  10. 25. a developmental disorder characterized by challenges with communication, differences in social relationships, and specific interests
  11. 27. the principles of _____ learning is a key component for motor speech disorder treatment
  12. 28. challenges with following directions, understanding spoken language are signs of a ____ language disorder
Down
  1. 1. the term for made up new words, common in Wernicke's aphasia
  2. 2. A motor speech disorder due to weakness in muscles or low tone
  3. 4. The term used when categorizing phonemes by where the airstream is modified in the oropharyngeal cavity
  4. 6. term for the speech often produced by a patient with a nonfluent aphasia, consisting of mostly nouns and verbs and lack of grammatical markers
  5. 8. term for a consonant pair that only differs in voicing
  6. 9. term for low tone, often common in cerebral palsy and/or dysarthria
  7. 12. difficulties with writing formulation post-CVA
  8. 13. sounds made by allowing a quick puff of air to escape
  9. 14. consonant classification where the vocal folds vibrate during phoneme production
  10. 15. brain lobe that houses Wernicke's area
  11. 16. A hearing loss in the outer or middle ear
  12. 17. cognitive communication disorder due to repeated head traumas (abbreviation)
  13. 18. /t/, /d/, /th/ can all be considered _____ sounds, in reference to place
  14. 21. cerebrum lobe responsible for higher-level cognitive and language functions
  15. 23. Exam used as part of a speech-sound assessment focusing on the structures and functions of the oropharyngeal cavity
  16. 26. a type of fluent aphasia characterized by smooth speech with intact prosody, neologisms, and jargon