MISARTICULATION
TYPE
DIAGNOSIS
TREATMENT
PRESENTED BY
PARDEEP KUMAR BANSAL
MISARTICULATION
• Misarticulation is a speech disorder in which patient cannot able to produced
some specific speech phoneme in correct way
AETIOLOGY
• There are of mainly 2 type of causes of misarticualtion
• Organic
• Functional
Organic causes- some anatomical deficits in articulators (shape , size of arti.,
mild hearing loss)
Functional causes – abnormal fxn of articulator by patient due to lack of
awareness.
Type
• Mainly 4 type of misarticulation seen in patients.. Reminds as SODA .
• S- Substitution
• O- Omission
• D- Distortion
• A- Addition
SUBTITUTION
• In this type of misarticulation child subsititute phoneme with another
phoneme.
• For eg word kuutta -- tuutta /k/--/t/
OMISSION
In this type of misarticulation child omit phoneme
for e g /pen/--/en/ /p/ is omitted
ommision can be at any phoneme position. I m f position.
Mostly seen at final position
Distortion
• In this type child distort the whole word .. That most of time word that
distort difficult to understand .
• e g - /cat/ --- /***/ distorted word
Addition
• In this type the child add the phoneme on that are not actually part of the target
word.
• Some time it a part of accent of language and sometime is a misarticulation
• Judgement depend on the experience of SLP (CASE HISTORY etc.)
For e g
• /school/-- /eschool/
• /station/--/estation/
Diagnosis
• Assessment of misarticulation disorder varies patient to patient
• Commonly the assessment procedure as follow ;
• General case history
• Test administration
General case history
• Demographic data
• Birth history
• Family history
• Medical history
• OPME
• Developmental history
• Educational history
• Social history
Diagnostic test
• There are various types of test for the assessment of misarticulation :
• Most commonly there are two tests administer for provisional diagnosis
 1.Hindi Articulation Test(HAT) Age 3 to adult
 2.Picture Articulation Test (PAT) Age below 4
Treatment
• Treatment is based on the patients problem.
• Treatment plan varies patient to patient
• General treatment procedure are as follow
• The basic step of treatment procedure are
• 1.Establishment
• 2.Maintance
• 3.Generalization
Treatment approaches
Commonly there are two approaches used for misarticulation
 1.Phonetic Placement Approach
 2.Minimal Pair Approach
Phonetic Placement Approach
• This is commonly used approach for treating misarticulation.
This approach includes :
Teaching :
• 1. place of articulation
• 2. manner of articulation
 by using behavior modification approach
 in BMA using mirror for behavior analysis
Minimal pair approach
• In MPA we have to search for exact target spoken phoneme in word … and
after that make minimal pair to correct target phoneme.
• for example … if child pronounce /k/ sound in word /cat/ we have to
practice minimal pair like /can/, /cap/,/cow/.
Treatment Plan
• Sound are chosen for treatment in order as follow
• 1 Bilabial
• 2 Alveolar
• 3 Dental
• 4 Palatal
• 5 Velar
• This order will helps SLP to achieve target in session as soon as possible.
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Misarticulation

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    MISARTICULATION • Misarticulation isa speech disorder in which patient cannot able to produced some specific speech phoneme in correct way
  • 3.
    AETIOLOGY • There areof mainly 2 type of causes of misarticualtion • Organic • Functional Organic causes- some anatomical deficits in articulators (shape , size of arti., mild hearing loss) Functional causes – abnormal fxn of articulator by patient due to lack of awareness.
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    Type • Mainly 4type of misarticulation seen in patients.. Reminds as SODA . • S- Substitution • O- Omission • D- Distortion • A- Addition
  • 5.
    SUBTITUTION • In thistype of misarticulation child subsititute phoneme with another phoneme. • For eg word kuutta -- tuutta /k/--/t/
  • 6.
    OMISSION In this typeof misarticulation child omit phoneme for e g /pen/--/en/ /p/ is omitted ommision can be at any phoneme position. I m f position. Mostly seen at final position
  • 7.
    Distortion • In thistype child distort the whole word .. That most of time word that distort difficult to understand . • e g - /cat/ --- /***/ distorted word
  • 8.
    Addition • In thistype the child add the phoneme on that are not actually part of the target word. • Some time it a part of accent of language and sometime is a misarticulation • Judgement depend on the experience of SLP (CASE HISTORY etc.) For e g • /school/-- /eschool/ • /station/--/estation/
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    Diagnosis • Assessment ofmisarticulation disorder varies patient to patient • Commonly the assessment procedure as follow ; • General case history • Test administration
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    General case history •Demographic data • Birth history • Family history • Medical history • OPME • Developmental history • Educational history • Social history
  • 11.
    Diagnostic test • Thereare various types of test for the assessment of misarticulation : • Most commonly there are two tests administer for provisional diagnosis  1.Hindi Articulation Test(HAT) Age 3 to adult  2.Picture Articulation Test (PAT) Age below 4
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    Treatment • Treatment isbased on the patients problem. • Treatment plan varies patient to patient • General treatment procedure are as follow • The basic step of treatment procedure are • 1.Establishment • 2.Maintance • 3.Generalization
  • 13.
    Treatment approaches Commonly thereare two approaches used for misarticulation  1.Phonetic Placement Approach  2.Minimal Pair Approach
  • 14.
    Phonetic Placement Approach •This is commonly used approach for treating misarticulation. This approach includes : Teaching : • 1. place of articulation • 2. manner of articulation  by using behavior modification approach  in BMA using mirror for behavior analysis
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    Minimal pair approach •In MPA we have to search for exact target spoken phoneme in word … and after that make minimal pair to correct target phoneme. • for example … if child pronounce /k/ sound in word /cat/ we have to practice minimal pair like /can/, /cap/,/cow/.
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    Treatment Plan • Soundare chosen for treatment in order as follow • 1 Bilabial • 2 Alveolar • 3 Dental • 4 Palatal • 5 Velar • This order will helps SLP to achieve target in session as soon as possible.
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