Anatomy
The Larynx sits on top of:
What is the trachea?
The Larynx functions as a:
What is a valve?
The cricoid cartilage is in the shape of:
What is a signet ring?
The three physiological sub-systems in speech are:
What is the supraglottal system, the laryngeal system and the subglottal system?
The larynx is situated below:
What is the hyoid bone?
When the larynx is open, it allows:
What is air to flow in and out?
The 2 arytenoid cartilages are in the shape of:
What is pyramid shaped?
Vocal folds brought together to initiate voicing is called:
What is adduction?
The larynx lies anterior to the:
What is the lower pharynx?
When the larynx is closed it prevents:
What is food and liquid from entering the airway?
The thyroid cartilage is in the shape of:
What is a shield?
INT stands for:
What is interarytenoid muscles?
The laryngeal framework includes:
What is cricoid cartilage, thyroid cartilage and 2 arytenoid cartilages?
When the epiglottis fold over the airway it:
What is prevents food and liquid to enter?
The thyroid cartilage is anterior to:
What is arytenoids?
LCA stands for:
What is lateral cricoarytenoid muscle?
Vocal folds run from:
What is the thyroid located at the front to the 2 arytenoids at the back?
When vocal folds are brought together they:
What is initiate voicing?
The 2 arytenoid cartilages are found in:
What is the back of the larynx?
PCA stands for:
What is posterior cricoarytenoid muscle?