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vocal nodules C: misuse and abuse of VF over time S: prevents complete closure of glottis, hoarse voice
vocal polyps C: can be from one instance or prolonged misuse of VF S: hoarseness, voice breaks
contract granuloma C: trauma during intubation, acid reflux S: ear pain, excessive throat clearing
chronic laryngitis C: damage to VF tissue due to abuse during acute laryngitis S: atrophy to VF
vocal fold paralysis C: damage to vagus nerve S: breathiness, monotone, could be life threatening
Parkinson's disease C: depletion of dopamine S: inspiratory stridor
spasmodic dysphonia C: damage to basal ganglia and nerves controlling movement S: VF spasm together (adducted), then open randomly
conversion dysphonia C: normal anatomy, stress is converted to physical symptoms S: whispering or abnormal voice characteristics
puberphonia C: high pitched voice beyond puberty S: weak voice, vocal fatigue
treatment for selective mutism music therapy- child is more comfortable using voice
treatment for DLD LEGO therapy- teaches social and behavioral skills
treatment for CAS PROMPT therapy- manipulating oral musculature using hands
Created by: liz gelles
 

 



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