Foundations

Question 1

Motor planning

Answer 1

• PREMOTOR CORTEX, SMA, INSULA?
• Blueprint
• Plans are goal-oriented
• General strategies about what you need to do to perform the movement

Question 2

Motor programming

Answer 2

• SMA, INSULA? BROCA’S?
• What is needed to fulfill the blueprint
• Procedure-oriented
• Converts strategy into tactics to accomplish plans
• Putting in more specifications above movement parameters

Question 3

Motor control

Answer 3

How the movement is executed

Question 4

Motor execution

Answer 4

• DIRECT PATHWAY, BASAL GANGLIA, CEREBELLUM
• Completion of the blueprint
• Refinement in the neuromotor signal via a variety of feedback and coordinative networks

Question 5

Define: motor speech disorders

Answer 5

disorders in which the connection between the brain and the speech mechanism is damaged or interrupted

Question 6

Define: apraxia of speech

Answer 6

function is motor planning and programming

Question 7

Define: dysarthria

Answer 7

function in speech movements

Question 8

Auditory perceptual analysis

Answer 8

the gold standard for the differential diagnosis of motor speech disorders