CSD 212 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Audiology, Intercostal Muscle, Doctorate
13 Feb 2018
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Chapter 1: chapter i: introduction to the professions of audiology and speech-language. Language : a highly developed system of symbolic communication. Mutual understanding words and sentences in auditory-oral communication. Hearing : the perception of sound: relates to verbal communication. Certified of clinical competency (ccc) in speech-language pathology. Complete a 9 month (full time) supervised fellowship following graduation. Must have to work in a school: professions, education (56%) Certificate of clinical competency (ccc) in audiology. Pass the national exam: american academy of audiology. Hearing aid dispensers license: professions, health care (73%) State schools and intermediate facilities: private & group practice (28%, education, developmental learning center, local, state, federal government agencies, uniformed services. Chapter 2: the biological foundations of speech & language. The rib cage and diaphragm make up the thoracic cavity: inverted relationship between volume and pressure (boyle"s law, diaphragm : the muscular-tendonous partition that separates the thorax from the abdomen, serving as the primary muscles of respiration.
