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How to do an Oral Mechanism Exam: The Oral Mechanism Exam, often referred to as the Oral Peripheral Mechanism Examination (OPME), is a comprehensive assessment conducted by speech-language pathologists, dentists, and other healthcare professionals. It aims to evaluate...
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Phonetic Inventory Phonemic Inventory and Phonotactic Inventory: Phonetic Inventory refers to the complete set of distinct speech sounds utilized in a specific language. It encompasses both consonants and vowels, capturing the subtle variations in pronunciation that...
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Articulation Disorder – Substitution Omission Distortion and Addition: Articulation disorder is a speech disorder that affects the way individuals produce sounds and words. It can impact a person’s ability to communicate effectively, leading to...
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Speech Sound Disorders – Articulation Phonological and Organic: Speech sound disorders refer to difficulties in producing speech sounds correctly. These disorders can affect individuals of all ages, but they are mostly observed in children during their early...
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Phonological Disorder and Types of Phonological Processes: When learning to speak, typically developing children use phonological processes, or patterns of sound errors, to simplify their speech. A phonological disorder develops when phonological processes continue... 
