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ACO: Practical cases U1

Read the cases and identify what type of language disorder they suffer from and what characteristics define it.

 

Case 1:

Juan is a three-year-old boy who has a big tongue that also causes hypersalivation. He has difficulties in the pronunciation of some phonemes since the mobility of the oro-facial praxis is compromised.

 

Case 2:

María, a middle-aged mathematics teacher who works full-time, has lost her voice due to the effort she puts into teaching her classes.

 

Case 3:

Andrés suffered a stroke during an operation. After this operation, the intonation, rhythm and fluency of his speech, as well as the articulation of the words are correct. However he says words without meaning and shows difficulty in repeating those that the doctor tells him.

 

Case 4:

Luís, a 7-year-old boy who presents hesitations and interruptions in rhythm in spontaneous speech. However, follows classes normally because his understanding is not altered.

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