Laryngeal
Velopharyngeal
Respiraiton
Voice
Acoustics
100

responsible for large pitch changes

cricothyroid

100

raises soft palate

levator veli palitini

100

dome-shaped muscle of inspiration

diaphragm

100

quality with periodic vibration and complete vf closure                                        

normal

100

make up a complex wave

sine waves

200

lamina propria layer where fluid typically accumulates

superficial

200

resonance created by inappropriate addition of nasal cavity

hypernasal

200

opposing forces of RC and lungs are equal

resting expiratory level

200

short term perturbation in frequency                    

jitter

200

300 Hz, 600 Hz, 900 Hz, 1200 Hz....                    

spectrum of a child's voice

300

creates medial compression

lateral cricoarytenoid

300

marry my mama

appropriate phrase to assess denasality
300

can't be exhaled with max expiration

residual volume

300

can assess quality in connected speech

cepstral analysis

300

register with periodic vibration of relaxed vocal folds                    

glottal fry or pulse

400

3 - 6 cm H2O

normal phonatory threshold pressure

400

28%

cut off for normal nasalance

400

direction of active force below REL

expiratory

400

cause of higher pitch in elderly males    

thyroarytenoid atrophy

400

axes on a spectrogram                    

horizontal - time; vertical = frequency

500

point of maximal excursion during vf vibration

mid-membraneous portion of vf

500

fills space in vp area

palatal obturator

500

volume estimator from anterior posterior displacement    

magnetometers

500

produces image of sample of successive cycles of vf vibration                    

high speed video photography

500

spectrum with single vertical line at 100 Hz

100 Hz pure tone

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