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    The Pressure-Flow Technique Is Ideally Suited to Determine the Magnitude
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The Pressure-Flow Technique Is Ideally Suited to Determine the Magnitude

Question 2

Question 2

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The pressure-flow technique is ideally suited to determine the magnitude of which of the following during speech?


A) Air pressure from the lungs
B) Air pressure from nasal emission
C) Intraoral air pressure and nasal air emission
D) Subglottic air pressure
E) All of the above

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