Speech therapy card for diagnosing dysarthria
Larisa Ermakova
Speech therapy card for diagnosing dysarthria
Speech therapy card for the diagnosis of dysarthria
Full Name ___
Age ___
Pronunciation side of speech
1. Degree of speech intelligibility: (speech is slurred, difficult to understand for others • speech intelligibility is somewhat reduced, speech is blurred • speech intelligibility is not impaired) ___
2. Rate of speech (normal, tachylalia, bradyllalia, hesitation, stuttering)
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3. Rhythm of speech (normal, drawn out, chanted, depends on the manifestation: hyperkinesis)___
Breathing (free, labored, shallow, shallow, uneven)
• Physiological breath (deep, insufficient, short, intermittent)
• physiological exhalation
(long, shortened, presence of hyperkinesis: rigidity)
• Differentiation of nasal and oral exhalation • Presence of lower diaphragmatic breathing • Speech exhalation
(short, intermittent, sufficient, presence of hyperkinesis, rigidity)
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Voice
• N (strong, voiced)
• Insufficient voice strength, weak, quiet, depleting as one speaks • Deviations in voice timbre (dull, constricted, hoarse, tense, intermittent, trembling, hyponasalized, hypernasalized, nasal emission)_ • Weak expression or absence of voice modulations (lowly modulated
or unmodulated voice , monotonous)
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Synchronicity of breathing, voice production and articulation (N, violation)
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Structure and mobility of articulation organs
Neurological syndrome due to disorder of the muscles of the speech apparatus (spastic steam, rigidity, hyperkinesis, ataxia, apraxia)
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Facial muscles
• Hypomimia • Impaired muscle tone (hypertonicity, hypotonicity, dystonia, N)
• Smoothness of nasolabial folds • Oral synkinesis • Tremor of the chin • Asymmetries • Hyperkinesis • Rigidity ___
Lips (thick, thin, M)
___• Tone
(hypertonicity, hypotonicity, dystonia, N)
___• Mobility
(sedentary, mobile)
___• Presence of clefts or postoperative scars___
Teeth
• Large, small, rare, frequent, presence of extra teeth, dentition, dentures, N ___
• Bite (anterior open, lateral open, prognathia, progenia, correct)
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Hard palate (gothic, low, presence of cleft or postoperative scars, N)
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Soft palate (mobile, fixed, long, short, cleft or postoperative scars, submycotic cleft, uvula)___
Tongue (thick, small, wide, narrow, forked, shortened hyoid ligament)___• Muscle tone (spasticity, hypotonia, dystonia, N)
___• Hyperkinesis, tremor___• Deviation
(deviation)
of the tongue to the right/left___• Blue tip of the tongue___
Volume of articulatory movements of the tongue (strictly limited, incomplete, complete)
___• The tongue does not move out of the mouth___• Upper elevation___• Lateral abductions
(turns to the right/left)
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• Clicking ___• Licking lips___• Ability to maintain articulatory posture___• Ability to switch___
Hypersalivation___
Chewing (does not chew solid food, difficulty, N)
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Swallowing (choking, not impaired)
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Impaired sound pronunciation (Not impaired. In isolation, all sounds are pronounced correctly, but with increasing speech load, general blurred speech is observed)___
Conclusion___
Recommendations ___
Logo correction diary : ___
