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| Introduction | |
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| A Word or Two to Our Student Readers | |
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| A Few Technicalities | |
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| Background Skills and Information | |
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| Basic Skills: Physical Examination | |
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| Tutorial: Descriptive Statistics | |
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| Tutorial: Relative Measures and Logarithmic Scaling | |
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| Tutorial: Plotting Data | |
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| Tutorial: Semitones | |
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| Tutorial: Decibels | |
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| Basic Skills: The Oscilloscope | |
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| Basic Skills: Reading Oscillograms | |
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| Basic Skills: Calibration | |
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| Vocal Fundamental Frequency | |
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| Clinical Application: Vocal Fundamental Frequency | |
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| Clinical Application: Fundamental Frequency Perturbation (Vocal Jitter) | |
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| Vocal Intensity | |
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| Clinical Application: The Sound Level meter, Vocal Intensity, and The Voice Range Profile | |
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| Clinical Application: Vocal Rise time | |
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| Clinical Application: Amplitude Perturbation (Vocal Shimmer) | |
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| Air Pressure for Speech and Voice | |
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| Clinical Application: Intraoral Pressure During Consonant Production | |
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| Clinical Application: Estimating Subglottic Pressure | |
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| Airflows for Speech and Voice | |
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| Clinical Application: Mean Phonatory Airflow Using a Pneumotachograph | |
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| Clinical Application: Airflow During Speech Production | |
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| Clinical Application | |
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| Estimating Glottal Resistance | |
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| Clinical Application: Determining Lung Volume Change and Mean Phonatory Airflow from Spirometric Records | |
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| Clinical Application: Estimating Mean Speech Airflow from Spirometric Records | |
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| Nasalization | |
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| Clinical Application: Nasalance | |
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| Clinical Application: Nasalization | |
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| Electroglottography | |
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| Basic Skills: Electroglottography | |
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| Sound Spectrography | |
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| Basic Skills: Sound Spectrography I - Getting Acquainted | |
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| Basic Skills: Sound Spectrography II - Identifying "Source" and "Filter" Contributions to the Speech Signal | |
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| Clinical Application | |
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| Spectrography - Vowel Formants | |
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| Clinical Application: Spectrography - Sonorants | |
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| Clinical Application: Spectrography - Fricatives | |
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| Clinical Application: Spectrography - Plosives and Affricates | |
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| Appendixes | |
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| Sample Vocal Tract Examination Form | |
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| The Angle Classification System of Malocclusions | |
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| Common Logarithm Table | |
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| Standard Reading Passage: The Rainbow | |
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| Mathematical Definitions of Vocal Jitter Measures | |
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| Mathematical Definitions of Vocal Shimmer Measures | |
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| Predicted Normal Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) | |
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| Low-Flow Reading Passage: Marvin Williams | |
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| High-Flow Reading Passage: Harrison Cook | |