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SHS170EXAM3.docx-SHS 170 EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE
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SHS170EXAM3.docx-SHS 170 EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE
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>>Neurogenic Speech Disorders<<
Definion
: speech difficules related to problems of MOVEMENT as result of neurological or nerve
disorder or injury
Motor programming:
Specify movement parameters
Apraxia
Neuromuscular execuon:
Movement of muscles
Dysarthria, Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy
Apraxia:
Voluntary motor placement unrelated to muscle weakness, slowness, or paralysis
Impairment to program and execute movement of muscles for speech producon
Speech
: iniaon and execuon of movement paerns for speech
Oral
: apraxia of mouth area
Say the name of common objects differently on repeat aempts, use unrelated substuons,
repeons, addions to correct error, and islands of fluency
Sentence imitaon, spontaneous speech, read aloud, “puh” “tuh” “kuh”
“know it but can’t say it”
Broca’s area is not working correcng (assembly line for motor movements of speech)
(Ex) vacaon to California in book
Dysarthria:
Impaired producon of speech due to disturbance in the muscular control of speech
mechanisms
Diagnosis:
o
Electromyography (EMG): Determines if disease originates in the nerve/muscle, the
distribuon and duraon of the disease
o
Lumbar Puncture (LP)
o
Quantave Muscle Tesng
o
Muscle and Nerve Biopsy
Flaccid:
o
Damage to lower motor neuron (LMN)
o
Muscles become
hypotonic
= weak, soſt, flabby
Flaccid because of paralysis so reflexes reduced
Atrophy
: muscles shrink (esp. tongue)
Fasciculaons
: small spontaneous movements of muscles
o
Breathy voice, monotone, reduced pitch
o
Eology: any disease that affects motor unit, neuromuscular juncon, physical trauma,
stoke, tumors
Spasc:
o
Result from bilateral damage to upper motor neuron
o
Spascity
: sff/rigid muscles
Harsh, strained voice
o
Eology: stroke, inflammatory, infecon
Ataxic:
o
Damage to cerebellum
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o
Muscle weakness & coordinaon, breakdown in motor organizaon
o
Problems include accuracy, ming, and direcon of movement
o
Arculaon and prosody problems
Hyperkinec:
o
Associated with disease of basal ganglia control circuit
o
Too much movement
o
Produce involuntary movements that interfere with speech
o
Prosody
: prolonged intervals between syllables and words, variably rate of speech
o
Rapid unexpected inhales and exhales
Hypokinec:
o
Damage to basal ganglia
o
Decrease/lack of movement
o
Result of Parkinson’s disease
o
Muscles are rigid and sff
Mixed:
o
Combo of 2+
o
Result of brain injuries
o
One could be predominate and can change over me
o
Severe muscle weakness
Parkinsonism:
Neurogenic disorder characterized by resng tremors, slowness of movement, difficulty
iniang voluntary movements. Speech may be rapid, breathy, and reduced in loudness, pitch,
and stress
Result from genec or environmental factors
Tremors
: oscillaons or twitching
Bradykinesia:
slowed ability to start/connue body movements & impaired ability to adjust
body posion
Muscular rigidity:
opposing muscles contract
Akinesia:
decreased body movement
Disturbance of postural reflexes, disturbed swallowing, voice changes
Cerebral Palsy:
Neurological difficules resulng from brain injury occurring very early in fetal/infant
development that generally do not become worse over me
Eology: brain damage in first few months or years of life (head injury), infecon during
pregnancy, jaundice in the infant, Rh incompability, birth complicaons account for 10% of CP
o
Anoxia
: severely deficient in oxygen
o
Hemorrhage
: internal bleeding, loss of blood from circulatory system
Hypotonia:
poor muscle tone and weakness
o
Muscle movement and control then evolve into 3 types
Spasc (hypertonia): 60%
o
Too much muscle tone, tone increases as muscles stretched
o
Rigid stretch reflex, jerky movement, infanle reflex paerns
o
Motor cortex/pyramidal tract affected
Athetoid (dyskinesia): 30%
o
Slow, involuntary, disorganized and uncoordinated movement
o
Extrapyramidal tract
Ataxic: 10%
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