Which of the following pain medications has anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, analgesic, and antiplatelet actions?

Which route of administration results in the fastest onset of a drug’s action?

Fill in the blanks to explain how incomplete closure of the space between the nasal cavity and mouth. Word Bank (not all words will be used): oral, emission, velum, hyponasality, hypernasality, pharyngeal If the soft palate is too short to reach the back of the _________ wall i.e., the back of your throat, then closure cannot be made by the _________ for the correct production of sounds. This results in ________ and/or nasal ____________.

Consonants can be classified by place, voice, and manner.

Select the terms most often used by SLPs to describe the quality of the voice for an individual with a voice disorder.

The primary function of respiration is speech production.

Read the description below that compares articulation and phonological disorders. Fill in the blanks to complete the statements. Use the words provided in the word bank ( some words will be used more than once – one word will be used 3 different times!). Word Bank:  phonological, speech, sound, articulation, patterned, Both articulation disorders and disorders are types of developmental speech disorders, also known as: speech disorders. disorders are when the individual presents with specific errors while disorders are when the individual presents with errors based on rules that govern how sounds are put together, they are errors.

Select the correct definition of: speech delay

1.)The PNS consists of 12 pairs of cranial nerves. Identify 2 cranial nerves key to speech, hearing and swallowing; include their Roman numeral, name, and function.

During speech, the soft palate must provide closure to the nasal cavity by touching the pharyngeal wall.  If this does not occur, what happens to a person’s quality of speech?