Laryngeal endoscopy and stroboscopy Flashcards

1
Q

Another word used for laryngoscopy when it is performed by a speech language pathologist is?

A

phonoscopic exam

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2
Q

Which credential demonstrates the obtainment of knowledge and skill necessary to perform laryngoscopy with stroboscopy for speech language pathologists?

A

no credential necessary (clinical hour experience with trained professional encouraged)

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3
Q

The medial edge of the vocal fold (the “vibratory edge”) where one fold contracts the other should, in normal healthy tissue be characterized by…

A

smooth and straight

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4
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What flexible endoscopic technology can produce images that rival those from rigid endoscopes?

A

video endoscopes

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5
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Which of the following is NOT a material/equipment needed when performing laryngoscopy with stroboscopy?

A

none- you WILL need gloves, gauze, and a light source

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6
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What information controls the flash rate of stroboscopic light for laryngoscopy with stroboscopy?

A

the patient’s fundamental frequency

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7
Q

Which of the following is an advantage of a flexible endoscope over a rigid endoscope?

A

less likely to elicit a gag reflex

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8
Q

A recommended patient position for rigid laryngoscopy includes…

A

sitting forward with chin out as when sniffing

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9
Q

When passing a flexible endoscopy through a nostril, what visual characteristic does the examiner look or to guide where to direct the shaft?

A

dark regions indicating space

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10
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Why would you dip the end of a rigid endoscope into warm water?

A

to prevent fogging

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11
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Which of the following are NOT possible adverse effects of either rigid or flexible laryngoscopy?

A

chest pain

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12
Q

Which of the following would most likely cause the greatest disruption in the mucosal wave?

A

vocal fold cyst

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13
Q

Which of the following disorders would likely cause closure duration of the vibratory cycle to be much greater than the open-opening duration?

A

muscle tension dysphonia

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14
Q

Healthy vocal folds are characterized by what color?

A

pearly white

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15
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In what way would fundamental frequency affect vibratory amplitude and mucosal wave?

A

higher fundamental frequency= less amplitude and small mucosal wave

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16
Q

What are some vocal tasks SLPs may want to observe during laryngeal endoscopy/stroboscopy?

A

sustained vowels, quiet breathing, pitch glides, etc.

17
Q

Prolapsed arytenoids may be indicative of ______________.

A

Paresis or paralysis

18
Q

Medial compression of the ventricular (false) folds may indicate ___________.

A

MTD

19
Q

T/F: Symmetry observations including an “hourglass” shape and “spindle gap” are typical in non-dysphonic speakers.

A

False