Anatomy- 9 neck organs/space Flashcards

1
Q

The Thyroid contributes to which functions:

a) metabolism and calcium storage
b) increase blood calcium
c) sound production
d) prevents compression of airway during swallowing

A

a) metabolism and calcium storage

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2
Q

Which laryngeal cartilage pivots to open & close the vocal folds.

A. carina

B. cricoid

C. arytenoid

D. thyroid

A

C. arytenoid

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3
Q

Parathyroid glands location and function:

a) anterior thyroid, increase blood calcium
b) posterior thyroid, increase blood calcium
c) anterior larynx, decrease blood calcium
d) thyroid cartilage, decrease blood calcium

A

b) posterior thyroid, increase blood calcium

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4
Q

The adams apple is another name for the____

A

laryngeal prominence

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5
Q

The crico-arytenoid muscles open the vocal folds by:

a) Adducting
b) Abducting

A

b) abducting

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6
Q

Name the muscles:

A

1) cricothyroid
2) vocalis
3) thyroarytenoid
4) transverse arytenoid
5) posterior cricoarytenoid
6) lateral cricoarytenoid

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7
Q

The Larynx connects the a)____ to the b)____

Function: c)____

A

a) Pharynx
b) Trachea
c) sound production, prevent closing of airway during swallowing

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8
Q

vocal ligaments extend from midline of thyroid cartilage anteriorly to arytenoids cartilage posteriorly; connect to the cricoid by the ________ to form vocal folds

A

conus elasticus

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9
Q

The thyroid cartilage connects via membranes superiorly to the hyoid bone, and inferiorly to the trachea.

T/F

A

False- the thyroid cartilage does connect superiorly to the hyoid bone, but connects inferiorly to cricoid cartilage via a cricothyroid ligament.

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