laryngeal system Flashcards

1
Q

which stage of sound production is the larynx associated with?

A

phonation - modification of airflow

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2
Q

how many vibrations p/second is average?

A

about 150 p/s - higher for higher pitch

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3
Q

why can we not produce lateral labial sounds?

A

because air can’t be released down the side of the oral cavity if our lips are an articulator

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4
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velum

A

valve controlling where the airflow goes

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5
Q

what is the difference between raised and lowered velum?

A
raised = air escapes through oral cavity (nasal cavity blocked)
lowered = air escapes through nasal cavity
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6
Q

impossible nasals

A

anything further back than uvular will block the airflow before it can get to the nasal cavity

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7
Q

oral/ nasal simultaneous

A

lowered velum but not a full oral closure

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8
Q

glottis

A

space between vocal folds

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9
Q

vocal folds

A

tissue stretching from arytenoid cartilage (posteriorly) and thyroid cartilage (anteriorly)

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10
Q

cricoid cartilage

A

complete cartilage ring around the trachea - inside the thyroid but outside the vocal folds and attached to ayrtenoids. posterior ring in diagrams.

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11
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thyroid cartilage

A

anterior ring - ‘adam’s apple’. Outside the cricoid

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12
Q

what causes vocal fold vibrations?

A

contractions of the arytenoid cartilage

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