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Introduction to Communication Disorders
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Human Biology
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Set 1: The Field, the Professionals and the Clients
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Set 2: Typical and Disordered Communication
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Set 3: Overview of the Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Production Mechanism
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Set 4: Childhood Language Impairments
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Set 5: Developmental Literacy Impairments
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Set 6: Adult Language Impairments
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Set 7: Fluency Disorders
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Set 8: Voice and Resonance Disorders
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Set 9: Disorders of Articulation and Phonology
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Set 10: Motor Speech Disorders
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Set 11: Disorders of Swallowing
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Set 12: Audiology and Hearing Loss
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Set 13: Augmentative and Alternative Communication
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Set 3 Overview Of The Anatomy And Physiology Of The Speech Production Mechanism
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Set 3 Overview Of The Anatomy And Physiology Of The Speech Production Mechanism
Question 1
(Multiple Choice)
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is an air valve composed of cartilages, muscles, and other tissues; the main sound generator for speech production.
A) Pharynx
B) Thyroid
C) Larynx
D) Vocal folds
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Question 2
(Multiple Choice)
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The primary biological function(s) of the larynx is/are
A) To protect the airway
B) To produce speech
C) To serve as an attachment point for inspiratory muscles
D) All of the above
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Question 3
(Multiple Choice)
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The has anatomical structures that vibrate, setting air molecules in the vocal tract into multiple frequencies of vibration.
A) Respiratory system
B) Phonatory system
C) Articulatory/resonating system
D) Propagating system
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