Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not true about interpretation of nasalance?
A) Normal oral resonance is typically under 20 percentage points.
B) If lingual-alveolars and bilabials are significantly higher than velars, this could be due to an oronasal fistula.
C) Articulation errors can affect the nasalance score.
D) The higher the contour is on the screen, the more hyponasality to expect.
E) The nasalance score can be in the normal range with mild nasal emission.
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