Exam 1 Part 4

Question 1

What are the 4 parts of the oral pharynx that is needed for normal resonance?

Answer 1

Maxilla, hard palate, alveolar ridge, tongue

Question 2

What is the tongue attached to?

Answer 2

Mandible, hyoid bone

Question 3

During resonation the soft palate moves _____ and ____ for oral sounds

Answer 3

up and back

Question 4

The soft palate makes contact with the _______ during oral sounds

Answer 4

Posterior pharyngeal wall

Question 5

_____ closure separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity

Answer 5

Velopharyngeal

Question 6

The soft palate stays _____ during nasal sounds

Answer 6

Down

Question 7

During nasal sounds, the sounds pass from the pharynx through the ___ cavity for resonance

Answer 7

Nasal

Question 8

Intact ______ structures may be weak, causing resonance disorder

Answer 8

Pharyngeal

Question 9

What is the biological purpose of the mouth?

Answer 9

Eating

Question 10

What are the skeletal structures of articulation?

Answer 10

Maxilla, alveolar ridge, mandible, temporomandibular joint , facial muscles, lips

Question 11

What types of movement do the lips make?

Answer 11

Open, close, round, flatten, protrude, retract

Question 12

What is the biological function of the tongue?

Answer 12

Mastication and deglutition

Question 13

What is the overlaid function of the tongue?

Answer 13

Articulation of sounds for speech

Question 14

The limits the mandible can open and close, lips that can protrude and retract, the tongue can protrude, retract, elevate, lower, and move side to side

Answer 14

Range of motion

Question 15

When do people lose their baby teeth?

Answer 15

6-13 years