What structure(s) is/are a part of the peripheral nervous system (P{NS)?

Besides the SLP, who else is included in a cleft team? What are their roles and duties?

What are the primary differences between breathing for speech and rest breathing?

Select the most appropriate answer that describes when the diaphragm contracts and the direction of its movement during contraction. 

Complete the following statement:  During rest breathing, inhalation is _____________ and exhalation is ___________.

What is the primary purpose of the inner and outer hair cells in the inner ear?

The specific cranial nerve that is responsible for motor control of all tongue muscles is: 

The muscle that forms the bulk of the vocal folds is: 

What is the clinical significance of the posterior nasal spine?

What is the most important piece of information you have learned in this class?  How do you think that this item of information will help you in clinical practice as a speech-language pathologist (SLP) or audiologist (AUD)?