A physical therapist completes a neurologic assessment on a patient’s status post stroke. The therapist aims to assess the patient’s fine motor control with functional tasks. Which of the following tasks would be the MOST appropriate?

You are working in the hospital setting with a patient s/p stroke 4 days ago. They present with flaccidity of their L arm. Which of the following actions is MOST appropriate when working with this patient?

How did the Pre-Socratic philosophers contribute to later philosophical thought?

What account of where knowledge comes from does Phillips consider?

Boethius played a key role in shaping early medieval Christian Philosophy by

How is Modern Philosophy different from previous eras?

14. The lungs are muscular structures that enlarge when they contract.

28. Describe the respiratory and laryngeal processes and steps involved in the production of the sound /ah/ from a resting lung volume.

24. The goal of voice therapy, regardless of etiology, is to help patients achieve their best voice possible.

4. Your patient is a 56 year old male professional voice user referred for behavioral voice therapy by his ENT.  The patient has been diagnosed with vocal nodules and is eager to begin therapy.  His social history is significant for 4-6 cups of coffee per day, 3-4 cups of water per day, non-smoking (no history of smoking).  Other relevant medical history includes reflux (well-managed).  b). The patient identifies hoarseness as his most bothersome symptom, but is also troubled by the reduction in his pitch range.  What two symptomatic voice therapy techniques would you use for this patient given these complaints? (2 points)