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Audiology Blog
Welcome to the Audiology Blog, a comprehensive audiology and hearing health blog. Here we strive to provide valuable insight, expert opinion, and the latest updates in the field of audiology. Whether you are a practicing audiologist, a student pursuing a career in audiology, or an individual seeking information about hearing health, the Audiology Blog is your go-to resource. Join us as we share informative audiology articles and promote hearing care awareness. Here we provide a comprehensive exploration of the latest advances and trends in audiology and information about hearing health. Your time matters to us, so we strive to spread awareness about hearing health while increasing your audiology knowledge.
What Level of Hearing Loss requires a Hearing Aid?
What Level of Hearing Loss requires a Hearing Aid? Guide for choosing suitable Hearing aids according to types (BTE, RIC, CIC etc.) and Reciever (Medium power, power and super power) based on degree of hearing loss (minimal, mild, moderate, Moderately severe, severe, profound) and types of Audiogram configuration (flat, slopping, rising, trough, notch, saucer, cookie bite). Choosing the right hearing aid involves considering several factors, including the type of hearing loss, audiogram configuration, and personal preferences. Here's a guide to help you select suitable hearing aids based on different parameters: Types of Hearing Aids Receiver Types Degree of Hearing Loss Audiogram Configuration Types of Hearing Aids Hearing aids come in various types to cater to diverse hearing needs. Behind-the-ear (BTE) devices, suitable for a broad spectrum of hearing loss, offer style versatility...
Speech Language Pathology Blog
Welcome to our Speech Language Pathology blog, where we provide information about speech and language disorders and speech-language pathology. This platform provides insights, updates, and expert perspectives on various aspects of speech and language disorders. Whether you are an experienced professional in the field, studying speech language pathology or facing the challenges of communication disorders, our Speech Language Pathology blog will greatly help you in enhancing your knowledge and treatment of speech and language disorders. Join us as we promote the latest updates and advancements in speech-language pathology.
Frenchay Dysarthria Assessment 2 (FDA 2): Scoring | Interpretation
Frenchay Dysarthria Assessment 2 (FDA 2): Scoring | Interpretation: The Frenchay Dysarthria Assessment (FDA) represents a major step forward in the clinical approach to dysarthria, one of the most common types of acquired speech disorders, which results from neuromuscular disorders. As methods are becoming sophisticated in evaluating neuromotor activity using technology, the field has struggled with non-standardized and non-replicable clinical tools in the treatment environment. Developed at Frenchay Hospital, the FDA is a standardized test providing a definitive diagnosis of dysarthria by speech pathologists. The FDA's Rare Disease and Novel Drug Development program has responded to this by recommending an effective and accessible protocol that meets the growing need to assess and treat the communication form commonly associated with the neurodegeneration of dysarthria — speech...
Audiology and Speech Language Pathology Blog
Welcome to our Audiology and Speech Language Pathology blog, where we provide articles related to hearing and speech problems. This platform provides valuable insights, expert perspectives and information about the latest advances in audiology and speech-language pathology. Whether you are an experienced professional, a student pursuing a career in these subjects, or a person with a keen interest in understanding hearing and speech disorders, then this blog of ours can be very helpful for you. We explore new areas of work in audiology and speech-language pathology and also share knowledge related to it. Through this blog, we publish articles related to the treatment of hearing and speech problems, and try to understand closely the important role of speech and hearing in making life better.
Definitions of Speech Language and Communication
Principles of Motor Learning for Motor Based Treatment Approach
Theories of Language Acquisition – Biological Linguistic Cognitive Social Interaction Information Processing and Behavioral
Articulation Disorder – Substitution Omission Distortion and Addition
Speech Sound Disorders – Articulation Phonological and Organic
Phonological Disorder and Types of Phonological Processes
Components of Speech Language and Communication
Speech as an Overlaid Function
Prerequisites for Normal Speech and Language Development
The Speech Chain Model
Neurolinguistic Models of Language Processing
