10 Questions
What is the age range by which the sound system of a language is typically fully in place?
7-8 years old
What might be a possible cause of phonological disorders in children?
Faulty learning due to illness like ear infections
Which condition is characterized by poor articulation due to weakness or poor coordination of speech muscles?
Dysarthria
What distinguishes apraxia of speech from dysarthria in terms of causation?
Neuromotor difficulties related to programming the speech mechanism
Which type of disorder is characterized by smooth and uninterrupted flow of communication?
Fluency disorder
What is a possible cause of articulation disorders?
Physical anomalies such as cleft palate
What do Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) look for to differentiate between phonological and articulation disorders?
'Pattern errors'
'Neuromotor problems such as cerebral palsy' can be associated with which type of disorder?
'Dysarthria'
'Children with multiple speech-sound errors past age 4 may have phonological difficulties.' Which age range suggests a potential concern for phonological difficulties?
'4-6 years old'
'The disorder is called dysarthria when paralysis, weakness, or poor coordination of the muscles for speech result in poor speech articulation.' Which term describes this issue?
'Dysphagia'
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