elasticity and pressure
sound waves
phonation and voice
respiration and lung volumes
brain and cranial nerves
100

What property allows a material to return to its original shape?

Elasticity

100

what unit measures frequency

Hertz


100

what muscle abducts the vocal folds

posterior cricoarytenoid (PCA)

100

which muscles contract during inhalation

diaphragm and external intercostals

100

which lobe is responsible for sensory integration

parietal

200

What is the resistance of a body to deformation?

Stiffness

200

what distinguishes compression vs rarefraction

compression = high pressure, rarefraction = low pressure

200

what is the minimum subglottal pressure for vibration called

phonation threshold pressure (PTP)

200

what volume is air exchanged in one quiet breath

tidal volume

200
name the cranial nerve for tongue movement

CN XII: Hypoglossal

300

According to Boyle’s Law, as volume increases, pressure does what?

It decreases

300

what is a single frequency sound called

pure tone

300

a higher fundamental frequency (F0) gives you what perceptual result

higher pitch

300

what is vital capacity the combination of?

tidal volume + inspiratory reserve volume + expiratory reserve volume

300

damage of the basal nuclei would cause?

tics, tremors, excessive involuntary movement

400

Name the random motion of air particles due to heat

Brownian motion

400

what do we call a wave with non-systematic frequencies

aperiodic wave

400

what is cycle-to-cycle variation in timing called

jitter

400

what is residual volume

V of air remaining in the lungs after a max expiration and cannot be voluntarily expelled

400
what is also known as the relay station?

thalamus

500

Which law states the restoring force is proportional to displacement?

Hooke’s Law

500

what is the approximate human range of hearing

20-20,000 Hz


500

what register is associated with a "creaky" low sound

pulse register

500

what pressure is positive in exhalation

Alveolar pressure

500

what is this nerve and it's functions? CN VII

Vestibulocochlear

Hearing and balance