Biomedical Sciences for Speech and Language Therapy - HFW1003

Assessment 2: Other

Examine and summarise audiogram data sets in relation to typical hearing and hearing loss. This will be undertaken in practical classes and demonstrations, with tutor-led verbal feedback.

Other

Assessment 1: Other

Discuss general anatomy, physiology and biological processes of the human body alongside tutors and peers in lectures and seminars.

Assessment 1: Exam

Unseen exam under coursework conditions. 

Exam

You’ll have the opportunity to acquire basic knowledge on general anatomy, physiology and biological processes relevant to speech and language therapy, alongside an introduction to audiology and the audiological management of hearing impairment. You’ll learn about the major systems of the human body, the anatomical structures and neurological control relevant to the human communication system and swallowing in both children and adults. You’ll also study basic principles of and approaches to hearing and hearing loss.

Compulsory for eligibility to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

Compulsory for eligibility to apply for membership of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT).


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HFW1003 - Biomedical Sciences for Speech and Language Therapy

Biomedical Sciences for Speech and Language Therapy

Examine and summarise audiogram data in relation to hearing across the typical life span, including hearing impairment.

Discriminate between the prevalence, risk factors, conditions and disorders related to congenital and acquired hearing loss and subsequent audiological approaches to holistic management.

Recognise, describe and state the general anatomy, physiology and biological processes of the human body relevant to speech and language therapy.