WorksheetsVoice
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Three subsystems of voice:
Phonation
Pitch
Resonance
Respiration
Which is part of voice evaluation?
Pt interview
Oral mech
Palpation of laryngeal structures
Auditory/ Perceptual Assessment
Important parts of obtaining pt history for voice:
Occupation
Onset info
Hx of pregnancy
Pt's description of voice before issues
During your OME for voice evaluation, you should also check for swallow function
True
False
Two most common perceptual measures for voice eval used by clinicians:
MAST
GRBAS
VHI
CAPE-V
Diagnostic probes during eval should include motivational interviewing
True
False
Focal palpation should focus on
Intrinsic laryngeal muscles
Abdominal muscles
Extrinsic laryngeal muscles
Deep muscles of the neck
3 Voice-related PRO's
VHI-10
CAPE-V
Voice Activity and Participation Profile
Voice Related Quality of Life
3 Measures of Acoustic Analysis
Shimmer
Jitter
Sustained vowel
s/z ratio
Fundamental Frequency is measured in
dB
Hz
wavelength
volume
Which is the patient's normal speaking voice?
Glottal fry
Loft voice
Fundamental voice
Modal voice
s/z ratio is an example of:
acoustic measure
aerodynamic measure
SOVT can be performed with
A straw
A kazoo
Tissue paper
The lips
The goal of SOVT is to unload or reduce the collision of the vocal folds
True
False
RVT uses the same principles as SOVT and works from conversational speech to basic speech gestures and finally down to easy phonation/oral sensations
True
False
An important component of RVT is making sure the patient is feeling the forward resonance and making the connection from their abdominals to their lips
True
False
Which of the following choices can be harmful to vocal health?
caffeine
reflux
alcohol
tobacco
Breathing therapies are most helpful for
PVFM
Parkinson's
cough
asthma
LSVT and Speak Out! trainings have very similar goals
True
False
One benefit of Speak Out! is the addition of a "support group" called The Loud Crowd
True
False
PhoRTE is specifically helpful for which group?
Pediatrics
Adults
Adolescents
Geriatrics
Vocal Function Exercises include:
Sustained vowel
Pitch glides high to low
Pitch glides low to high
Chanting
Conversation Training was created to help patient's with:
increasing pt's awareness of their voice in conversation
carrying voice techniques into conversation
improving prosody
more fluent speech
Manual techniques may include reposturing, massage, and mobilization of the larynx
True
False
Flow phonation is an example of a physiologic voice therapy program because it targets a balance of all 3 subsystems of the voice
True
False
