BASLP 4th Semester Notes » Paper 1: Motor Speech Disorders in Children
Unit 1: Neuro Developmental Processes in Speech Production and Motor Speech Disorders
- Review of neuro-anatomy (cerebral cortex, sub-cortical structures, brainstem, cerebellum, spinal cord & cranial nerves, pyramidal and extra-pyramidal systems)
- Sensory-motor integration (spatial temporal planning, motor planning and feedback)
- Anatomic development of speech production systems
- Development of neural pathways of speech motor control (brain maturation, reflexes, sensory and motor)
- Dysarthria in children – cerebral palsy – disorders of tone (spastic, flaccid): definition, etiology, characteristics and associated problems
- Dysarthria in children – cerebral palsy – disorders of movement (hyperkinetic, hypokinetic) and disorder of balance (ataxia): definition, etiology, characteristics and associated problems
- Dysarthria in children – lower motor neuron and other syndromes with motor speech disorders
- Childhood apraxia of speech and nonverbal oral apraxia: definition, characteristics and classification
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