Clinical Management of Neurogenic Communicative DisordersDonnell F. Johns |
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... sentence testing , because the pa- tient's articulation may be intact in single words but defective in connected speech . The sentence form of the McDonald Deep Test [ 109 ] or of the Templin - Darley Tests of Articulation [ 163 ] suits ...
... sentence testing , because the pa- tient's articulation may be intact in single words but defective in connected speech . The sentence form of the McDonald Deep Test [ 109 ] or of the Templin - Darley Tests of Articulation [ 163 ] suits ...
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... sentence level in therapy , the clinician must consider the interaction of vo- cabulary difficulty , sentence length , and syntactic complexity . Syntactic complexity was the greatest source of difficulty on comprehension tasks for sev ...
... sentence level in therapy , the clinician must consider the interaction of vo- cabulary difficulty , sentence length , and syntactic complexity . Syntactic complexity was the greatest source of difficulty on comprehension tasks for sev ...
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... sentence . Task Verbalize sentence with " I like to ... " initiation ( adapt to individual patient interests ) Input Auditory Output Oral Stimuli Require : a . Imitation Clinician : Say : I like to listen to the radio . Patient : I like ...
... sentence . Task Verbalize sentence with " I like to ... " initiation ( adapt to individual patient interests ) Input Auditory Output Oral Stimuli Require : a . Imitation Clinician : Say : I like to listen to the radio . Patient : I like ...
Contents
Description Diagnosis | 97 |
Surgical and Prosthetic Management | 153 |
Some Principles | 179 |
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