Voice Production & Pathology 101 Speaker: Erin Walsh, MA, CCC-SLP.

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Voice Production & Pathology 101 Speaker: Erin Walsh, MA, CCC-SLP

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How does it work? Bernoulli effect

Breath for voice

Sound filtering Resonance

How to look at vocal cords Mouth oduct&Itemid=3&controller=product&cid[]=33&task=pro_details Nose

What’s normal

Development of voice

Puberty changes

Normal measures of voice function Maximum phonation time = S/Z Ratio = Pitch range = Speaking range (male) = (female) =

When things go wrong…

Vocal Nodules

Polyp(s)

Cyst

Hemorrhage

Granuloma

Papilloma

Cancer

Reflux

Spasmodic Dysphonia

Tremor

Paralysis

Seeking medical help ENT Speech pathologist

Prognosis

Prevention

Voice technique fundamentals

Vocal hygiene Medications Humidifier

Controlling reflux

QUIZ