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SOAP Note Rules
O: The client's breath support and loudness was judged to be:
Normal
The client's breath support or loudness was judged to be
normal. This indicates that breath support/loudness is
consistently accurate, and rarely in error. (___% normal; ___%
too quiet; ___% too loud)
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Good
The client's breath support or loudness was judged to be good.
This indicates that breath support/loudness was mostly
accurate, but there were errors in the sample. (___% normal;
___% too quiet; ___% too loud)
4
Fair
The client's breath support or loudness was judged to be fair.
This indicates that breath support/loudness was frequently
accurate, but noticeably in error. (___% normal; ___% too
quiet; ___% too loud)
3
Poor
The client's breath support or loudness was judged to be poor.
This indicates that breath support/loudness was infrequently
accurate, but occasional accuracy was possible. (___% normal;
___% too quiet; ___% too loud)
2
Absent
The client's breath support or loudness was judged to be none.
This indicates that breath support/loudness was inaccurate,
normal breath support/loudness was never heard. (___%
normal; ___% too quiet; ___% too loud)
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Clinician Selected Check Boxes
A: Same as Evaluation Exercise 1.
Therapy Exercise 2: Developing Improved Breath Support
Improved breath support can be achieved through improved posture and diaphragmatic breathing.
Sit up in the chair, shoulders down, head and chin in a relaxed position, then speak into the
microphone at a normal, comfortable loudness level. Complete three trials and select a sample for
the computer to analyze.
Therapist Note
Same as Breath Support and Loudness: Assessment Exercise 3.
SOAP Note Rules
O: Same as Breath Support and Loudness: Therapy Exercise 1.
Clinician Selected Check Boxes
A: Same as Breath Support and Loudness: Evaluation Exercise 1.
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