An SLP is working with a patient who has flaccid dysarthria. After many weeks of therapy, the SLP has determined that a referral for a palatal lift fitting would be beneficial. Fitting of a palatal lift MOST LIKELY results in which outcome? A : Occlusion of the nares during tidal breathing B : Improvements in phonation for sustained vowels C : Production of perceptually distinct nasal consonants

An SLP is working with a patient who has flaccid dysarthria. After many weeks of therapy, the SLP has determined that a referral for a palatal lift fitting would be beneficial. Fitting of a palatal lift MOST LIKELY results in which outcome? A : Occlusion of the nares during tidal breathing B : Improvements in phonation for sustained vowels C : Production of perceptually distinct nasal consonants

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An SLP is working with a patient who has flaccid dysarthria. After many weeks of therapy, the SLP has determined that a referral for a palatal lift fitting would be beneficial. Fitting of a palatal lift MOST LIKELY results in which outcome?

A : Occlusion of the nares during tidal breathing

B : Improvements in phonation for sustained vowels

C : Production of perceptually distinct nasal consonants

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