chapter 3 - in class notes Flashcards

1
Q

the human vocal tract converts ____ energy to ____ energy

A

muscular; acoustic

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2
Q

speech production requires coordination of over

A

100 muscles

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3
Q

what is the function of the respiratory system

A

a pump to provide movement of air

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4
Q

air drawn in and muscles contract

A

inspiration phase

ingressive speech sounds

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5
Q

chest muscles release the air

A

expiration phase

egressive speech sounds

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6
Q

interactions of the respiratory system

A

language, continuous speech, breath groups, syntactic units

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7
Q

what is the function is the function of the laryngeal system?

A

phonation

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8
Q

VF are open (abducted) so air can move in and out of the lungs

A

breathing

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9
Q
  • VFs are closed (adducted)
  • air pushes up from lungs
  • VF vibrates
  • causes air burst through mouth or nose
A

voicing

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10
Q

fundamental frequency (Fo) or Hertz =

A

pitch

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11
Q

VF thick and long ~ 125 hz

A

men

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12
Q

VF thin and short ~ 250 hz

A

women

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13
Q

what are the interactions of the laryngeal system

A
  • respiration

- respiration x language

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14
Q

sentence type, emphasis, emotion

A

intonation

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15
Q

muscles of the head and neck move the

A

velum, jaw, tongue, and lips

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16
Q

most english sounds are formed by modifying the

A

pharyngeal, oral and nasal cavities

17
Q
  • nasal cavity
  • lips
  • tongue
  • jaw
  • oral cavity
  • pharyngeal
A

supralaryngeal system

18
Q
  • hyoid bone
  • epiglottis
  • trachea
  • vocal folds
A

laryngeal system

19
Q
  • trachea
  • lungs
  • ribs
  • diaphragm
  • abdominal muscles
A

respiratory system

20
Q

what determine the direction sound travels

A

velum

21
Q

what are the articulators in the supralaryngeal system?

A

velopharynx, velum, jaw, lips, tongue

22
Q

if the velum is raised the nasal cavity is _____

A

closed

23
Q

how many patterns of closure are there?

A

3

24
Q

purse string

just velum

A

normal velum

25
Q

bulge in pharyngeal wall

A

abnormal velum (cleft palate)

26
Q

lowered velum means that the nasal cavity is ______

A

open

27
Q

what are the oral articulators

A

tongue and lips

28
Q

makes contact with the palate at various points

A

dorsum

29
Q

constricts cavity for vowels and small # of consonants

A

blade

30
Q

forms the front wall of the pharynx. important for shaping speech sounds

A

root

31
Q

reference for vowel locations

A

body

32
Q

protrudes between teeth, 50% of consonant contact

A

tip