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1
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Speech System: Biological need that we have as humans in order to survive

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Respiration

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Speech System: voicing; Happens through vibration of the vocal folds

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Phonation

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3
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Speech System: How our voice quality is made

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Resonation

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4
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Speech System: Product of when our articulators come in contact with one another to create speech sounds

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Articulation

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What are the Speech Systems?

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Respiration, Phonation, Resonation, Articulation

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6
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Frameworks of Respiration includes…

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Bony thorax, Visceral thorax, and Muscles

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Bony thorax
- Supports body’s physical structure
- Provides attachment to muscles through its processes

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Vertebral Column

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Bony thorax
- Provides the basis for respiratory framework
- Form point of attachment for the ribs and bony thorax

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Thoracic Vertebrae

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The joint between the thoracic vertebrae and the ribs allows for a ___ motion that enables the ribs to L___ R_____ against the vertebrae. This allows the ribs to _____ during _____→ rib cage expands → brings more volume of air in (necessary for gas exchange mechanism)

A

Gliding motion, laterally rotate, flare out, inspiration

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Can flare out via lateral rotation d/t vertebral articulation

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Ribs and Rib Cage

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Rib Cage has a chondral portions attached to the ___

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Sternum

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12
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12 ribs are classified as:

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True (1-7), False (8-10), Floating (11-12)

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13
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Chondral portion has ___ properties that allows for the ribs to twist along the long axis without breaking

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Elastic

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14
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Breast bone

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Sternum

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15
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3 parts of Sternum

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Manubrium Sterni, Corpus Sterni, and Xiphoid Process

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Part of sternum that has facets that articulate with clavicle & first rib

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Manubrium Sterni

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17
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Part of sternum that is attached to more ribs via cartilage

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Corpus Sterni

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18
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Part of sternum that is the junction w/ corpus is where Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is performed

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Xiphoid Process

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19
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3 Respiratory Passageways

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Mouth, Nose, Trachea

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20
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Known as the “windpipe”

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Trachea

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21
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Trachea is made of…

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Hyaline cartilage rings, smooth muscle, and mucous membrane lining

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22
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Trachea bifurcates/ divides into:

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Right and Left bronchi

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23
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Angle of the right bronchi

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20° - 30° angle

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Angle of the left bronchi

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45° - 55° angle

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25
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Which bronchi is more susceptible to foreign bodies?

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Right Bronchi

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26
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Has cough receptors that are highly sensitive in the presence of foreign bodies; Known as our last line of defense since it occurs before the bifurcation of the right and left bronchi

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Carina trachaea

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Directly posterior to the trachea; In a collapsed condition unless occupied by bolus

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Esophagus

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28
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Directly posterior to the trachea

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Esophagus

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29
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Soft, spongy, porous elastic structures with specialized tissue for gas exchange

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Lungs

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30
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Which lung is broader, bigger, shorter

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Right lung

31
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Increasingly smaller tubes that progress into the depths of the lungs

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Secondary and Tertiary Bronchi

32
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Where does the Secondary and Tertiary Bronchi end?

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Terminal respiratory bronchioles

33
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Final respiratory gas exchange region

34
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Most protected region in the body; House the heart and other vital structures

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Mediastinum

35
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Respiration process

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Air → comes in the nasal and oral cavities → passes through the trachea → trachea bifurcates into right and left main bronchi → supply right and left lungs → (within the lungs) secondary and tertiary bronchi (end at the terminal respiratory bronchioles → alveoli

36
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Boyle’s Law: Pressure and volume have an ___ relationship

37
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Gases like oxygen will only move _____ the pressure gradient

38
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Explain the syringe analogy for the Boyle’s Law

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Pull the barrel down, the volume increases → Pressure turns negative compared to the outside pressure so the gas will rush in

Push the barrel up, the volume decreases → Pressure turns positive compared to the outside pressure so the gas will move out

39
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Primary muscle for inspiration (quiet breathing)

40
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What happens to the diaphragm when we inhale?

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Contracts, flattens, moves downward

41
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Innervation of the Diaphragm

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Phrenic Nerve (C3, C4, C5)

42
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Muscles that move UP and OUT to expand ribcage during quiet breathing

CLUE: EXCITED

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External Intercostals

43
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Muscles that only have some participation/involvement during inspiration via the interchondral portion

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Internal Intercostals

44
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Accessory muscle during inspiration that elevates sternum, rib cage

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Sternocleidomastoid

45
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Accessory muscles during inspiration that elevates rib cage

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Serratus Posterior Sup.
Levatores Costarum

46
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Accessory muscle during inspiration that elevates upper ribs

47
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Accessory muscle during inspiration that elongates neck

48
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Accessory muscle during inspiration that increases transverse dimension of ribs

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Pectoralis Major

49
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Accessory muscle during inspiration that elevates rib 1

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Minor Subclavius

50
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Accessory muscle during inspiration that elevates scapula

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Levator Scapulae

51
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Accessory muscles during inspiration that stabilizes shoulder girdle

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Rhomboideus Major, Minor

52
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What happens to the diaphragm when we exhale?

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Relax and return to its dome-shape

53
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What happens to the rib cage muscles when we exhale?

54
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Primary muscle of expiration

Compress the rib cage

CLUE: When you’re feeling DOWN/ DEPRESSED you want to stay INdoors

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Internal Intercostals

55
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Accessory muscles during expiration that depresses rib cage

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Transversus Thoracis
Serratus Posterior Inf.
Subcostal

56
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Accessory muscle during expiration that stabilizes abdominal wall

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Latissimus Dorsi

57
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Accessory muscles during expiration that compresses abdomen

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Transversus Abdominis
Internal & External Oblique
Quadratus Lumborum

58
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Accessory muscle during expiration that flexes vertebral column

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Rectus Abdominis

59
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Accessory muscle during expiration that flexes vertebral column

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Rectus Abdominis

60
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1 Respiratory Cycle involves ___

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Inspiration AND Expiration

61
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An adult completes ____ cycles of respiration PER MINUTE

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12-18 cycles

62
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Amount of air that we breathe in and out during quiet breathing

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Tidal volume (TV)

63
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Amount of air that we can maximally try to inhale

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Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV)

64
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Volume of air that we can maximally try to exhale

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Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV)

65
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No matter how much we try to exhale, there is always an amount of air that will be left in our lungs

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Residual Volume (RV)

66
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Combination of 2 or more lung volumes

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Lung capacities

67
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Formula for Inspiratory Capacity

68
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Formula for Functional Residual Capacity

69
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Formula for Vital Capacity

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IRV + TV + ERV

70
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Formula for Total Lung Capacity

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IRV + TV + ERV + RV

71
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For continuous speech, we need ___ pressure

72
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Inhalation takes __% of the cycle, exhalation takes ___%

73
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Loud speech needs pressure, ___ is key

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increased initial volume

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