1) Clients with excessive loudness who present with normal hearing might initially benefit from: A

1) Clients with excessive loudness who present with normal hearing might initially benefit from:

A. Counseling

B. Inhalation Phonation

C. Open-Mouth Approach

D. Tongue-Protrusion /i/

2) Children with vocal hyperfunction are ideally seen in the clinic with their siblings and parents because it is common for vocal attributes to be shared by several family members. To illustrate excessive loudness among family members a good first step might be:

A. Auditory Feedback

B. Head Positioning

C. Pitch Inflections

D. Glottal Fry

3) Once excessive loudness has been identified and addressed through Counseling and Auditory Feedback, the next step might be to guide the child and family members through:

A. Elimination of Abuses

B. Yawn-Sigh

C. Laryngeal Massage

D. Masking

4) On the other end of the loudness spectrum, some populations, such as those with Parkinson’s disease, often present with reduced vocal amplitude (hypophonia). One effective approach to increase vocal loudness in the case of hypophonia is:

A. Open-Mouth

B. Confidential Voice

C. Relaxation

D. Chewing

5) Establishing a lower pitch for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss might optimally entail:

A. Visual Feedback

B. Nasal/Glide Stimulation

C. Chant-Talk

D. Inhalation Phonation