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Cleft Palate Exam 3

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Types of Cleft VPI Velopharyngeal insufficiency
Types of Non-Cleft VPI Velopharyngeal mislearning, velopharyngeal incompetency, velopharyngeal insufficiency
Example of Velopharyngeal incompetency Dysarthria or Apraxia
Example of Velopharyngeal mislearning Phoneme specific NAE
Example of Velopharyngeal insufficiency (non-cleft) Mechanmial interference (ex. tonsils too big, adenoids removed, etc.)
Clinical Paradigm number 1 Perceptual analysis (clinical judgement)
Clinical Paradigm number 2 Perceptual leading to assumptions (clinical skill)
Clincial Paradigm number 3 Instrumental analysis confirms perceptual
What is the gold standard? Perceptual judgment
3 people from care team Audiologist, pediatric dentist, pediatrician
Assessment in the first year Monitoring feeding, development, and speech/language
A type of language screener MacArther Communicative Developmental Inventory
A type of language screener Receptive-Expressive Emergent Language Scale (REEL)
A type of language screener that can be used birth to 3yr Rossetti Infant-Toddler Language Scale
A type of language screener that can be used 2 to 6 yr Fluhasty Preschool speech and language screening test
What should be done when assessing a preschool age child's language? Take informal observations and gather parent interview
Speech assessments for preschool age Speech Sample, articulation tests
What do you assess during perceptual assessment? Nasality, phone specific NAE, NAE, compensatory errors, arctic/phonology (omissions, distortions, etc.), Voice issues
How to assess nasality? Nasal pinching for vocalic sounds, Popeye plays baseball
What happens if you perceive a change in nasality during nasal pinching? Hypernasal
No fog during production of nasal consonants means.... Hyponasality
A nasalized sentence Mom's name is Nancy
Other ways to assess NAE Straw, See Scape, oralized sentences with plosives
Phonene specific Only on specific phonemes
Sentences for phone specific Should have lots of sibilants
Obligatory test for velopharyngeal Artic. test with plugged and unplugged nose
Obligatory test for fistula Artic. test with plugged and unplugged fistula
Maladaptive test for dental Diagnostic therapy to see if changing tongue placement alters distortion
If you use a rating scale you must.... Explain what is means
How to know if fistula or hypernasality? Close off fistula, if anterior sounds (t, d) and posterior (k, g) are not different then NAE to VPI
Indicates NAE is due to fistula Nasal emissions stronger on anterior sounds than posterior
Small Palatal (oronasal) fistula Nasal turbulence and NAE
Large Palatal (oronasal) fistula Inaudible, weak consonants, short utterance length, hyper nasal
What happens if fistula is symptomatic? Surgery typically
Toosl for orafacial Gloves, flashlight, mirror, tongue blade, "ahhh,"
What are you looking for when you palpate the palate? Notch
What are you looking for on hard palate? Vault low/flat, fistulas, any devices that impact speech
What are you looking for on velum? Bifid ubula, zona pellucids, length, mobility
What are you looking for on pharynx? Movement of lateral/posterior PW, Passavant's Ridge
What are you looking for on tonsils? Enlarged
What are you looking for with lips? Movement, (I to ooo)
What are you looking for with eyes? Hypertelorism or hypo, epicentral folds
What are you looking for with ears? Microtia, anotia, atresia
What are you looking for with nose? What of each nostril
What are you looking got with maxilla? Micro/macrognathia, mico/macrostoenia
What are you looking for with tongue? Tongue tie (ankyloglossia)
Parts of oral motor function Oral motor exam, sequence speech (diadochokinetic)
Created by: morganmc3
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