Vocabulary
Anatomy
Breathing
Laws
Generation X
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The degree to which an object resists being deformed.
What is stiffness
100
The space between the vocal cords
What is the glottis?
100
The posture of a patient is addressed often in speech-voice therapy in regard to optimal breath support for voice and speech production.
What is Posture of Breathing?
100
The unit of "force" is named after this man.
Who is Sir Issac Newton?
100
What does VHS stand for?
What is Video Home System?
100
Vibration
What is the back and forth motion?
200
Is the generation of airflow and the creation of air pressures by the displacement of bodily structures, which taken together, cause the disturbances of air that constitute phonemes , the smallest meaningful units of sound.
What is speech Production?
200
The large muscle that forms the floor of the thoracic cavity is this
What is the diaphragm?
200
Is described as over-activity of the pectoral muscles of the upper chest, marked by distinct upward movement of the shoulders or clavicle.
What is Clavicular Breathing?
200
The physical law stating that an object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an external force is known as
What is Newton's first law of motion?
200
This 1976 movies had this famous musical score?
What is "JAWS"?
200
Force
What is to push or pull, measured by the effect upon an object?
300
Property of matter that indicates the amount of material packed into a given volume.
What is density?
300
These are the cluster of microscopic air-filled sacs at the end of each terminal bronchiole
What are "alveoli?
300
Is the number of words or syllables that are spoken on one exhalation
What is Phrase Breath Group?
300
This is the law that explains how we breathe air in?
What is Boyle's Law?
300
In the 1982 movie "ET", this was his favorite candy?
What are reeses pieces?
300
Frequency
What is the rate of which particles vibrate back and forth each second?
400
Is a force divided by the area over which the force is exerted.
What is Pressure?
400
What is the thyroid cartilage?
400
The 3 functions of all muscles of breathing.
What are breathing, posture (core stabilization) and movement (bend, turn)?
400
That only way for an object to accelerate or decelerate is by application of this
What is outside unbalanced force?
400
This is put into a "walkman"?
What is a cassette tape?
400
Potential Energy
What is energy waiting to be released?
500
Is the ability of an object to spring back to its resting shape when deforming forces are removed.
What is Elasticity?
500
There two kinds of muscles are found between the ribs
What are the internal and external intercostals?
500
This is also sometimes referred to as abdominal or "low" breathing, is regarded as the optimal style, the target pattern, in speech and voice therapy.
What is Diaphragmatic breathing?
500
The tendency of an object to resist change in its motion is called this
What is inertia?
500
AC Slater and Zach Morris were part of this 1989 TV show?
What Saved by the Bell?
500
Vector
What is an object that has both magnitude and direction?