dysarthric

dys·ar·thric

(dis-ar'thrik),
Relating to dysarthria.

dysarthric

adjective Referring to dysarthria, see there.

dys·ar·thric

(dis-ahr'thrik)
Relating to dysarthria.
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Outcomes of Palatal Lift Prosthesis on Dysarthric Speech.
Content evidence of a spectrographic analysis protocol/Evidencia de conteudo de um protocolo de analise espectrografica
8% of these had dysarthric speech, and that there was no speech at all in 26.
Intelligence, functioning, and related factors in children with cerebral palsy
Another potential limitation was that patients may have been classified as aphasic, when in fact they may have been dysarthric.
A depression screening protocol for patients with acute stroke: a quality improvement project
Tremor, choreiform movements, dysarthric speech, Parkinsonism, dementia and depressive mood state findings were determined in the neurological examination of the patient, who was started on intravenous Meropenem 2x1gr daily for his infection.
Unexplained neuropsychiatric symptoms in intensive care: A Fahr Syndrome case
All higher functions were normal except dysarthric speech.
Bilateral facial palsy: post vivax malaria scenario
Before drinking, feeding, or giving oral medications, observe the following Decreased alertness or cognition [] No [] Yes--stop screening and make NPO Need to suction secretions [] No [] Yes--stop screening and make NPO Drooling [] No [] Yes--stop screening and make NPO Wet voice or breath sounds [] No [] Yes--stop screening and make NPO Slurred or dysarthric speech [] No [] Yes--stop screening and make NPO Whispered or hoarse voice quality [] No [] Yes--stop screening and make NPO Step 2.
Sensitivity and specificity of a nurse dysphagia screen in stroke patients
There was weakness of the soft palate and tongue, and her speech was hoarse and dysarthric.
A South African family with oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy: clinical and molecular genetic characteristics
With speech impairment now, to be interpreted either as a dysphasic or dysarthric component (Bazner & Hennerici 2005b: 154)--the clumsy-hand syndrome due to a lacunar infarction in the basal ganglia or brain stem--, he had a new breakdown in 1745, leaving him "a good deal disordered in his head" (Deutsch 1955).
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On January 4, she experienced acute onset of ataxia and dysarthric speech with slurred pronunciation.
Cerebellitis associated with influenza A(H1N1)pdm09, United States, 2013
A second study was developed to establish whether the unexpected results from study 1 were related to the Myoton-3's ability to detect orofacial stiffness, confounds associated with the complex nature of a dysarthric population, or both.
Perceptual and instrumental assessments of orofacial muscle tone in dysarthric and normal speakers
On physical examination, he was alert and oriented to place and person and was dysarthric.
Altered mental status and headache in a young man
The patient's speech was slow, but not dysarthric and cranial nerves were intact.
Pepto Bismuth associated neurotoxicity: a rare side effect of a commonly used medication

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