Diadochokinetic Rate Norms Adults: This study provides normative …

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Aims: There were two aims: (1) to obtain a representative, normative dataset of …. 1, and 5. 4-8.



Norms in seconds for diadochokinetic syllable rates Age: Task PA taka Comments: Repetitions 20 20 Seconds 4. 5 Standard Deviation.

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Definition. Adult Maximum Sustained Phonation Norms (from Duffy, 2005 – Motor Speech Disorders textbook) Median (SD) [seconds] Minimum (SD) [seconds] Maximum (SD) Fletchm; Samuel G. Objective. Reprinted by Permission of the author.







PMID: 9803070 Abstract Diadochokinetic rate has traditionally been used for assessment, diagnosis and therapy in patients who suffered from oral cancer resection, glossectomy, ….

This study provides normative …. These changes are due to one or more sensorimotor .

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If you’re experiencing speech or language problems, your SLP may measure your DDK rate by asking you to repeat certain sounds during a timed test.

They will repeat each 3 times. Rate and regularity of diadochokinetic syllable repetitions of /pΛ/, /tΛ/, and /kΛ/ in 30 normal subjects, 30 subjects with spastic dysarthria, and 30 subjects with ataxic dysarthria were measured by computer. Therefore, DIO rate norms are needed for assessing adults of all ages. The norm establishment of diadochokinetic rate for …. 2, and 3.

MRR is also called diadochokinetic (DDK), and both terms are used in the literature. The goals of this study were to: (1) establish SMR oral-DDK rate values for healthy young adult Jordanians, (2) examine the effect of gender on oral-DDK rate, and (3) examine the.



The objectives for this study included the following: (1) establish the first comprehensive pediatric normative database for L-DDK rates (DDK) using the Voice Evaluation Suite, a computerized voice analysis program; and (2) analyze normal L ….

The goals of this study were: (1) to establish a norm for oral-DDK rate for (young to middle-age) adult English speakers, by collecting data from the literature (five studies, N = 141); (2) to investigate the possible effect of language (and culture) on oral-DDK performance, by analyzing studies conducted in other languages (five studies, N .