Auditory perceptual motor speech evaluations rely primarily on

A 75 year old presents with conversational speech characterized by prolonged silent intervals and low vocal intensity.  Resonance is normal, but vocal quality is rough and tremulous.  Pitch is relatively unaffected.  Which of the following  is a reasonable diagnosis?

Which of the following best describes scanning speech, a characteristic commonly associated with ataxic dysarthria

Ataxic dysarthria occurs when there is damage to the 

Degenerative disease is the most common etiology of UUMN dysarthria

Increasing the cognitive-linguistic load to treatment tasks is often a detriment to generalization.

Implementing  sensory tricks may be helpful in reducing symptoms of dystonia.  When dystonia impacts speech, it is classified as which type of dysarthria?

A hallmark perceptual feature of ataxic dysarthria is irregular articulatory breakdown

The SPEAK OUT!® program for individuals with Parkinson’s disease emphasizes speaking with intent to help improve speech clarity. This approach is believed to activate which of the following motor systems?

Which speech subsystem is most commonly impacted in UUMN dysarthria?