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SLP exam 2...

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What are the main purposes of a voice assessment? ID presence, severity, and characteristics of a voice disorder; determine its impact on daily life and quality of life; and guide treatment and methods used.
What methods are used in a comprehensive voice assessment? Interview/Case History Oral Mech VHI -- Patient Perception CAPE-V -- Clinician Perception Acoustic Measures Aerodynamic Measures Laryngeal Function Studies Endoscopy/Stroboscopy
What is included in a case history? Medical history, voice concerns, symptom onset, vocal demands, lifestyle, and patient goals.
What is the purpose of patient-reported measures? Understand the patient's perception of their voice, symptoms, and how the disorder affects daily life.
What is the purpose of clinician-perceptual assessment? Evaluate voice quality, including roughness, breathiness, strain, pitch, and loudness.
What are acoustic measures used for? Measure voice characteristics such as frequency, intensity, and perturbation.
What are aerodynamic measures used for? Evaluate airflow, air pressure, and respiratory support during voice production.
What are laryngeal function studies used for? Evaluate laryngeal function and the coordination of airflow and vocal fold activity.
What is the purpose of endoscopy and stroboscopy? Visualize the larynx and vocal folds to assess structure, movement, and vibration.
What are the two main types of scopes used in voice assessment? Rigid Scope and Flexible Scope.
What factors can affect voice assessment results? Patient effort, vocal fatigue, hydration, environment, task selection, and clinician judgment.
Why are multiple assessment methods needed? They provide a more complete picture of voice function, vocal fold structure, symptoms, and functional impact.
How are voice assessment results used? To identify the disorder, determine severity, establish baseline measures, guide treatment goals, and monitor progress.
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