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question 36 (1 point)
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if a client has \sloshy\ speech due to cerebral palsy, the best speech diagnosis probablly is
phonological disorder
articulation disorder
dysarthria
frontal tongue thrust
question 37 (1 point)

Explanation:

• Phonological disorder: related to sound patterns and language rules, not directly to motor - speech issues like "sloshy" speech from cerebral palsy.
• Articulation disorder: focuses on individual sound production errors, but "sloshy" speech due to cerebral palsy is more about motor - speech system impairment.
• Dysarthria: a motor - speech disorder caused by damage to the nervous system (such as in cerebral palsy), which can lead to slurred or "sloshy" speech.
• Frontal tongue thrust: related to tongue posture during swallowing and speech, not the main diagnosis for speech problems due to cerebral palsy.

Answer:

C. dysarthria