Anatomy
Respiration provides energy that allows phonation.
What is true?
Sound Pressure formula
What is P=F/A?
What is the only bone in the body that is not attached to another bone?
what is the Hyoid bone?
Phonation is the product of the vocal folds vibrating within the larynx?
What is true?
This structure has a primary function of phonation and is involved with swallowing
What is the larynx?
What is the term relating to the entry to the larynx from the pharynx above?
What is the Aditus?
Going from one point in a vibratory pattern to the same point in the end
What is cycle?
What are the 2 different laryngeal joints?
what are the Cricothyroid and cricoarytenoid joints?
The 3 laryngeal functions of speech are?
What are attack, sustained phonation, and termination?
What is another name for phonation?
What is voicing?
Where is the larynx located?
Where is at the superior end of the trachea, on top of the last ring of the trachea.
Frequency and Period are ____ of each other
What is Inverse?
Which 2 structures does the hyoepiglottic ligament connect?
what is the Hyoid bone and the epiglottis?
The non laryngeal functions of speech are?
what is protection and prevents foreign objects from entering the lungs?
The larynx is muscle-cartilaginous?
What is true?
What shape is the hyoid bone?
What is U-shaped, being open in the posterior aspect?
What is the difference between a vocal shimmer vs a vocal jitter?
What is intensity vs vibration subsequently?
The cricoarytenoid makes up the bulk of the vocal folds.
What is False, the thyroarytenoid does?
The larynx protects and prevents foregin objects through?
what is coughing, throat clearing, and abdominal fixation?
What are the motions of the Cricoarytenoid Joints? Which is primary?
What is Rocking and gliding? What is rocking?
What is the term for the space between the vocal folds?
What is the glottis?
The process of vibration is determined by what three factors?
What is elasticity, stiffness, inertia?
What are the three unpaired cartilages in the larynx?
what are Cricoid, Thyroid, and Epiglottis?
Phonation is maintained by tissue elasticity and pressure?
What is false: It is maintained by tissue elasticity and the Bernoulli effect?
what are the primary motions of the Cricothyroid joints? Which is primary?
What is rotating and gliding? What is rotating?