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9780890794197

Reference Manual for Communicative Sciences and Disorders : Speech and Language

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    9780890794197

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    0890794197

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1994-01-01
  • Publisher: Pro Ed

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xiii
Preface xv
Human Development
1(26)
Stature and Weight by Age for Boys and Girls Ages 2 Through 18
2(4)
Cranial Measurements for Boys and Girls from Birth to Age 3
6(2)
Abnormal Responses to Neurologic Tests as a Function of Age
8(1)
Head Circumference for Boys and Girls
9(1)
Cranial Growth
10(1)
Apgar Scoring System
11(1)
Infant States
11(2)
Neonatal Movement Assessment Chart
13(1)
Infantile Oral Reflexes
13(1)
Craniofacial Movements in Infants
14(1)
Refflex Development in Infants
15(1)
Visual Behavior at Birth
15(1)
Movement Patterns and States of Alertness in Infants
16(1)
Motor Skill Development
17(2)
Orienting Skill Development in Infants from Birth to 42 Days
19(1)
Motor Development Recording Form
20(1)
Normal Development of Language and Related Behaviors
21(6)
Orofacial Structure and Function
27(78)
Dentition Chart of the Permanent Teeth
28(1)
Dental Occlusal Relationships
29(1)
Chronology of Dentition
30(1)
Chronology of Dental Calcification
31(1)
Anomalies of Dental Eruption Related to Syndrome and Systemic Disorders
32(1)
Growth of the Soft Palate
33(2)
Orofacial Examination Checklist
35(2)
Orofacial Gestures for Verifying Electrode Placement in EMG Studies
37(1)
Electrode Placement for EMG Studies of Orofacial and Mandibular Muscles
38(1)
Oral Motor and Sensory Examination Summary Sheet
39(1)
Oral Speech Mechanism Screening Examination
40(2)
Nonverbal Oral Gestures Assessment Form
42(2)
EMG Activity of Orofacial and Mandibular Muscles During Various Gestures
44(1)
Speech-Language Disorders in Children
45(1)
Classification of Cerebral Palsy
45(1)
Syndromes and Associated Communicative Impairments
46(3)
Jaw Position Discrimination
49(1)
Orofacial Anomalies and Associated Craniofacial Syndromes
50(1)
Cranial Nerve Function for the Oral Musculature
51(1)
Oral Mechanism Examination
52(1)
Cutaneous Sensitivity of Oral and Hand Tissues
53(1)
Jaw Position
54(1)
Vibrotactile Thresholds
54(1)
Air Pressure Discrimination
55(1)
Vibratory Sensitivity of Orofacial Tissues
55(1)
Taste Sensation and Age
56(1)
Food Discrimination
57(1)
Maximum Force of Tongue Protrusion
58(1)
Maximum Repetition Rate (MRR) of Syllables and Multisyllabic Combinations
59(3)
Peak Airflow Value for Selected Consonants
62(1)
Intraoral Air Pressure Measures for Consonants and Vowel-Consonant-Vowel Utterances
63(2)
Nasal Resistance in Children and Adults
65(1)
Airflow for Consonants in Adult Consonant-Vowel Syllables
66(1)
Pharyngeal Resistance
67(1)
Velopharyngeal Orifice Area
68(1)
Intraoral Air Pressure and Airflow for the Fricatives /s/ and f
69(1)
Airflow for Selected Speech Sounds in Children and Adults
70(1)
Airflow, Air Pressure, and Oral Port Area for /s/ and /z/
71(1)
Formant Frequencies for Vowels in Men, Women, and Children
71(1)
Acoustic Cues for Stop, Nasal, and Fricative Consonants
72(1)
Formant Frequencies for Vowels in Children Ages 7 Through 9
73(1)
The Zoo Passage
73(1)
The Rainbow Passage
73(1)
Acoustic Properties of Voiceless Fricatives
74(1)
Durations of Consonants
75(1)
Durations of Speech Sound Classes in Reading
76(1)
Speaking Rates for Various Speaking and Reading Tasks
77(2)
Definitions of Silent Pause
79(1)
Silent and Filled Pauses
79(1)
Motor Evaluation Report Form
80(1)
Speech Intelligibility Inventory: Self-Assessment Form
81(1)
Perceptual Dimenions for Rating Dysarthric Speech
82(2)
Disfluencies in 2-Year-Old Children
84(2)
Word Repetitions in Nonstuttering Children
86(1)
Perceptual Disfluency Types
86(1)
Measurement of Stuttering
87(1)
Protocol for Differentiating the Incipient Stutterer
88(3)
Visual Acuity
91(1)
Durational Aspects of the Oral-Pharyngeal Phase of Swallowing
92(1)
Data Collection Sheet for Fluoroscopic Study of Swallowing
93(2)
Classifications of Cleft Lip and Palate
95(5)
Scaling of Disfigurement
100(5)
Respiration
105(32)
Spirogram Showing Lung Volumes and Capacities
106(1)
Pulmonary Function Test Procedures
107(3)
Flow-Volume Curve
110(5)
Measurement and Prediction of Lung Volume
115(1)
Measures of Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) and Forced Expiratory Volume (FEV) of Adults
116(1)
Respiration in Infants
117(1)
Breathing Pattern Components in Young and Old Adults
118(1)
Breathing Rates for Premature and Term Neonates, Infants, Children, and Young Adults
118(1)
Pulmonary Function in Young Children
119(1)
Measurements of Expiration and Inspiration Maximum Effort
119(1)
Pulmonary Function in Children
120(1)
Physiologic Requirements for Speech Production
121(1)
Pulmonary Function in Boys and Girls Ages 6 Through 18
122(2)
Pulmonary and Flow-Volume Loop Data for Men and Women
124(1)
Flow-Volume Loop
125(1)
Maximum Phonatory and Pulmonic Measures
125(1)
Predictive Formulas for Vital Capacity
126(1)
Expiratory Pressure Measures
127(1)
Prephonatory Pulmonic Adjustment Times
128(1)
Changes in Pulmonic Function with Age
129(3)
Pulmonic Function in Reading
132(1)
Flow-Volume Loop in Disease Conditions
132(5)
Phonation
137(38)
Laryngeal Airway Resistance
138(1)
Airflow for Sustained Vowel Phonation
138(1)
Airflow for Easy and Maximum Phonations
139(1)
Phonetogram
139(1)
Perceptual Scale for Voice Evaluation
140(4)
Perceptual Scale for Prosody Evaluation
144(1)
Vocal Intensity in Modal and Falsetto Registers
144(1)
Stroboscopy and Voice Evaluation
145(1)
Vocal Function and Aging
146(2)
Variability of Vocal Fundamental Frequency in Young and Old Adults
148(1)
Vocal Fundamental Frequencies from Birth to 18 Months of Age
148(1)
Cry Score
149(1)
Vocal Characteristics of Infant Cry
150(2)
Vocal Fundamental Frequency in Children
152(1)
Life Span Changes in Vocal Fundamental Frequency
153(1)
Vocal Function in Infants
154(1)
Vocal Fundamental Frequency in Boys 8 to 19 Years of Age
155(1)
Fundamental Voice Frequency Characteristics in Pubescent Females
155(1)
Vocal Pitch Range for Women
156(1)
Vocal Fundamental Frequency in Adults
157(2)
Vocal Fundamental Frequency in Men
159(1)
Vocal Fundamental Frequency in Males and Females from Childhood to Old Age
160(1)
Means and Ranges of Vocal Fundamental Frequency for Young Men
160(1)
Effects of Physiological Aging on Vocal Function
161(2)
Vocal Fundamental Frequency for Smokers Versus Nonsmokers
163(1)
Vocal Registers
164(1)
Maximum Pitch Range
165(1)
Maximum Phonation Duration as a Function of Age
165(1)
Spectral Features of Rough Voice
166(1)
Variations of Vocal Fundamental Frequency with Vowel Type
167(1)
Shimmer and Jitter Measurements
167(2)
Vibrato Rates for Male and Female Singers
169(1)
Maximum /s/ and /z/ Duration
169(1)
Types and Sources of Artificial Larynges
170(5)
Language
175(88)
Speech and Hearing Checklist for Parents
176(2)
Language Data for Children
178(1)
Maternal Language to Children
179(1)
Maternal Withdrawal in Mother-Child Interaction
180(1)
Classification of Morphemes
180(1)
Numerical Indexes of Language Development
181(1)
Piaget's Stage Theory of Cognitive Development
182(2)
Sensorimotor Task Acquisition
184(1)
Rules for Calculating Mean Length of Utterance
184(1)
Acquisition of Grammatical Forms
185(1)
Clinical Taxonomy of Pragmatic Functions
186(1)
Categories of Language Practice or Play
186(1)
Language Use in Children
187(1)
Semantic Relations in One- and Two-Word Utterances
188(1)
Pragmatic Behaviors in Nonverbal Children
189(1)
Procedures for Language Sample Analysis
190(1)
Developmental Sentence Types
191(2)
LARSP Chart
193(6)
SALT Transcription Format
199(3)
Mean Length of Utterance in Morphemes in Relation to Age
202(2)
Order of Acquisition of Morphemes
204(1)
Syntactic Development Related to Mean Length of Utterance
205(1)
Mean Length of Utterance and Phonological Processes
206(1)
Pronoun Acquisition
207(1)
Adjective Acquisition
208(1)
Preposition Acquisition
209(1)
Use of Subordinate and Adverbial Clauses
210(1)
Syntactic Development
210(2)
Syntactic Development in Mentally Retarded and Normal Children
212(1)
Morpheme Use at Various Language Levels
213(2)
Morpheme Acquisition
215(1)
Primitive Speech Acts
215(2)
Passive Sentences in Children 3 to 8 Years of Age
217(1)
Semantic Categories of Two-Word Utterances
218(1)
Semantic Roles of Noun Phrases
219(1)
Grammatical Morphemes and Semantic Relations
220(2)
Definitions of Semantic Categories
222(1)
Sentence Comprehension by Children
223(1)
Pragmatic Abilities of Children
224(2)
Verbal Interactions of Children
226(3)
Assessment of the Pragmatic Aspects of Language
229(3)
Verb-Tense Forms
232(1)
Language Screening Test for Adolescents
232(1)
Words Frequently Used by Adults
233(2)
Frequency of Word Usage by First-Grade Children
235(1)
Frequently Occurring Words Listed by Initial Consonant Phoneme
236(1)
Sentences Composed of High-Frequency Words
237(1)
Frequently Occurring Words Produced by Adults Using Communication Augmentation Systems
238(1)
Verbal Category Norms
239(2)
Story Grammar Categories
241(1)
Methods of Evaluating Play
242(8)
Aging and the Loss of Grammatical Forms
250(1)
Acquisition of Spanish Morphemes
250(1)
Dialectal Variations of Black English Relative to Standard English (SE)
251(2)
Classification of Aphasia
253(1)
Classification of Aphasia by Site of Lesion
254(1)
Speech-Language Characteristics of Aphasia Syndromes from the Boston Classification System
255(1)
Published Tests for Aphasia
256(2)
Differentiating Dementia Patients from Aphasia Patients
258(5)
Phonetics and Phonology
263(50)
International Phonetic Alphabet
264(1)
Distinctive Features for Consonants
265(2)
Definitions of Distinctive Features
267(1)
Lingual Articulation for Consonants
268(1)
Phonetic Symbols for Disordered Speech
269(2)
Phonetic Symbols for Child Phonology
271(1)
The International Phonetic Alphabet and Three Computer Phonetic Alphabets
272(7)
Development and Evaluation of Speech Sound Variables
279(2)
Phonetic Classifications, Frequency of Occurrence, and Age of Acquisition of English Consonants
281(1)
Proportional Occurrence of Consonants in Children's and Adults' Speech
282(2)
Continuous Speech Samples
284(1)
Ages of Mastery for Consonants
285(2)
Iowa Pressure Articulation Test Items
287(1)
Phonetic Inventories of 2- and 3-Year-Old Children
288(2)
Description of Phonological Processes
290(2)
Phonological Processes Analysis from Three- and Two-Position Tests
292(2)
Definitions of Phonological Processes
294(1)
Phonological Processes in Children Ages 18-29 Months
294(2)
Consonant Inventories of 2-Year-Old Children
296(1)
Frequency of Occurrence of Phonological Processes in Children at 3, 3 1/2, 4, 4 1/2, and 5 Years of Age
297(3)
Chronology of Phonological Processes
300(1)
Phonological Process Development Associated with Mean Length of Utterance (MLU) Groups
301(1)
Phonological Process Scores
302(1)
Phonological Assessment Instruments and Tests
303(3)
Acquisition of Spanish Consonants
306(3)
Consonantal Characteristics of Black English
309(4)
Related Psychological, Neuropsychological, and Medical Data
313(48)
Etiologies of Mental Retardation
314(1)
Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease
315(1)
Etiologies of Dementia
316(1)
Classification of Mental Retardation by IQ
317(1)
Developmental Dysfunctions in Adolescence
317(1)
Early Childhood Assessment Instruments
318(1)
Standardized Achievement and Diagnostic Tests
319(1)
Cognition (Major Cognitive Skills in Daily Living)
320(1)
Risk Index Based on Information from Birth Certificates
321(1)
Occupational Categories
321(2)
Hyperactivity Assessment Forms
323(2)
Behavior Rating Questionnaire for Children
325(1)
The Edinburgh Handedness Inventory
326(2)
Clinical Test Areas of Cognitive Function
328(1)
Dementia Rating Scale (DRS)
329(1)
Functional Scale of Recovery from Severe Head Trauma
329(1)
Glasgow Coma Scale and Adelaide Pediatric Scale
330(1)
Wisconsin Card Sorting Index Developmental Norms by Age and Compared with Adults
331(1)
Wisconsin Card Sort Performance Means
332(1)
Neuropsychological Measures
332(1)
Normative Data for Normal Adults on the Boston Naming Test
332(1)
Performance Results on the Boston Naming Test for Children in Kindergarten and Elementary School
333(1)
List of Items in Two Forms of the Boston Naming Test
334(1)
Wechsler Memory Scale (WMS) Measures
334(2)
Mini-Mental State Examination and Related Age Norms
336(1)
Classification of Functional Levels in Head Injury
337(1)
Levels of Cognitive Functioning in Head Injury
338(1)
Depression Inventory
339(1)
Scores of Demented and Healthy Older Persons on Psychological Tests
340(1)
Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination: Subtests Showing Significant Relationships to Age and Education
341(1)
Performance Measures from the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination, Parietal Lobe Battery Subtest, and Boston Naming Test
342(1)
Neuropsychological Test Performance in Old Age
343(1)
Neuropsychological Performance: Presenile and Senile Dementia of the Alzheimer Type (DAT)
344(1)
Functional Dementia Scales
345(1)
Criteria for Diagnosis of Acute Confusional State
346(1)
Depression Scale
347(1)
Depression Versus Dementia
347(1)
Reliability of the Geriatric Mental State Examination
348(1)
Severity Rating of Senile Dementia of the Alzheimer's Type (SDAT)
349(1)
Differential Diagnosis of Tremor
349(1)
Assessment of Parkinson's Disease
350(2)
Northwestern University Disability Scales
352(3)
Classification of Epileptic Seizures
355(1)
Neuropsychological Battery for Epilepsy
356(5)
Pharmacology
361(18)
Ototoxic Drugs and Chemicals
362(2)
Medication Agents Used in Obstetrics
364(1)
Drugs Used in the Treatment of Vertigo
365(1)
Drugs Used in the Treatment of Typical Absence (Petit Mal) Seizures
366(1)
Major Anticonvulsants
367(1)
Drugs Used in the Treatment of Generalized Tonic-Closure Convulsions and Partial Seizures
368(1)
Drugs Used in the Treatment of Infantile Spasms
369(1)
Drugs Used in the Treatment of Neonatal Seizures
370(1)
Drugs Causing Tinnitus
370(1)
Psychotropic Drugs by Generic Name
371(2)
Drugs Used in the Treatment of Spasticity
373(1)
Psychotropic Drugs by Trade Name
374(1)
Antidepressants
375(4)
Miscellaneous
379(1)
Metric Equivalents
380(1)
Temperature Conversions
381(1)
Pressure Unit Conversion Factors
382(1)
Bark Values and Associated Frequency Values in Hertz
383(1)
Addresses of Professional, Scientific, Consumer, and Other Organizations
384

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