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Exam 3 Flashcards

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1
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creation of speech sounds using movements of vocal tract

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Articulation

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2
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open vocal tract, always have vocal fold vibration

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Vowels

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3
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more constricted vocal tract, with or without phonation

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Consonants

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4
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states that a voices source is generated by vocal folds & routed through vocal tract - this sound then shaped into sounds of speech

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Source - Filter Theory

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5
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voice sound created by VF (vocal fold) vibration or movement of vocal tract

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Source

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6
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shape of vocal tract cavities that filter sound

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Filter

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7
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frequency regions of high acoustic energy caused by vocal tract shape

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Resonance

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8
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LOOK AT WHERE PHARYNX PARTS ARE LOCATED

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LOOK AT WHERE PHARYNX PARTS ARE LOCATED

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9
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extends from vocal folds

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Laryngopharynx

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10
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hyoid up to faucial pillars

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Oropharynx

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11
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from soft palate to beginning of nasal cavity

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Nasopharynx

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12
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opening between naso & oropharynx (stays open for nasal sound, closed for everything else - blocks off nasal cavity)

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Velopharyngeal Port

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13
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very top, from nostrils to nasopharynx

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Nasal Cavity

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14
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everything in mouth from faucial pillars

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Oral Cavity

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15
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jawbone, movable articulator, 2 halves fused together

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Mandible

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16
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where teeth hook, makes up hard palate

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Maxillae

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17
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bridge of nose, vomer inside

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Nasal Bone

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18
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teeth, fixed articulators

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Dentition

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19
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inferior, middle, superior, protrudes into nasal cavity

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Nasal Conchae

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20
Q

cheek bones

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Zygomatic

21
Q

around your lips, main muscle of lips, main purpose constrict opening

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Orbicularis Oris

22
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muscle of cheek, attaches to orbicularis oris

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Buccinator

23
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muscle of jaw, fan like muscle, helps elevate mandible

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Masseter

24
Q

levator superioris - elevates upper lip

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Labaii 1

25
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levator superioris alaeque nasi - elevates upper lip

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Labaii 2

26
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depressor inferioris - pulls lips down and out

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Labaii 3

27
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levator - draws corner of mouth up & medially

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Anguli Oris 1

28
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depressor - depresses corner of mouth

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Anguli Oris 2

29
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faces out into oropharynx, 1/3 of tongue surface

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Tongue Base

30
Q

2/3 of tongue surface with tongue tip

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Tongue Body

31
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2/3 tongue surface with tongue body, speech

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Tongue Tip

32
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longitudinal muscles, transverse, vertical

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Intrinsic Muscles of Tongue

33
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run the length of tongue, superior ones elevate tongue tip, inferior ones contract to depress tongue tip

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Longitudinal Muscles

34
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run with vertical, run from middle out, horizontally, narrow tongue

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Transverse Muscles

35
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run with transverse, run up and down, helps depress tongue

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Vertical Muscles

36
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genioglossus, hyoglossus, palatoglossus, mylohyiod, styloglossus

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Extrinsic Muscles of Tongue

37
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move tongue down, hyo pulls sides of tongue down

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Genioglossus & Hyoglossus

38
Q

helps elevate postierior tongue and lower velum*****

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Palatoglussus

39
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fan like, helps depress mandible

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Mylohyoid

40
Q

moves tongue back and up

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Syloglossus

41
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levator veli palatini, tensor veli palatini, palatopharyngeus, palatoglussus

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Velum Parts

42
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elevates the velum, closes off velopharyngeal port

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Levator Veli Palatini

43
Q

dialates (makes wider), eustachian tube in ear

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Tensor Veli Palatini

44
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velum depressor, narrows pharynx

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Palatopharyngeus

45
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lowers velum **also helps elevate tongue

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Palatoglossus

46
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pulls phayngeal wall forward, constricts opening especially used during swallowing

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Superior Pharyngeal Constrictor

47
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constricts middle portion of pharynx

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Middle Pharyngeal Constrictor

48
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at level of vocal folds, helps form cricolaryngeous muscles

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Inferior Pharyngeal Constrictor

49
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upper esophogeal sphincter, gateway for food into esophagus

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Cricolaryngeous

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