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Lesson 4 Flashcards

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articulation (speech definition)

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process of bringing mobile and immobile articulators into contact to shape the sounds of speech

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articulation (anatomy definition)

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to connect or join together

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resonation

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the sound quality given to voiced sounds by the vocal tract

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deglutition

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swallowing

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mastication

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chewing

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vocal tract

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pharynx
nasal cavity
oral cavity

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what are the articulators

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mobile articulators

immobile articulators

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mobile articulator

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  1. lips
  2. tongue
  3. mandible
  4. soft palate (velum)
  5. pharynx
  6. cheeks
  7. fauces
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immobile articulators

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  • alveolar ridge of maxillae
  • hard palate (palatine processes of the maxilla and horizontal plates of the palatine bones)
  • teeth
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What are the bones of the face?

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  1. mandible
  2. maxillae
  3. palatine bones
  4. nasal bones
  5. inferior nasal conchae
  6. vomer
  7. zygomatic
  8. lacrimal bones
  9. hyoid
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mandible (face bone)

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  • condylar process
  • coronoid process
  • mandibular foramen
  • corpus
  • angle
  • ramus
  • alveolar part
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condylar process (mandible)

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articulates with temporal bone forming the temporomandibular joint
-TMJ:chronic inflammation of the temporomandibular joint

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coronoid process (mandible)

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point of attachment for temporalis muscle

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mandibular foramen (mandible)

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allows passage of inferior alveolar nerve

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alveolar part (mandibular)

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  • ridge

- houses the teeth in dental alveoli (sacs)

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maxillae (face bone)

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  • frontal process
  • zygomatic process
  • palatine process
  • alveolar process
  • premaxilla
  • incisive foramen
  • transverse palatine suture
  • intermaxillary suture
  • premaxillary suture
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frontal process (maxillae)

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articulates with frontal bone

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zygomatic process (maxillae)

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articulates with the zygomatic bone

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palatine process (maxillae)

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  • forms the floor of the nasal cavity and the anterior 3/4 of the hard palate (roof of mouth)
  • articulates with the palatine bones
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alveolar process (maxillae)

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houses teeth

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premaxilla (maxillae)

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anterior section of the maxillae

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incisive foramen (maxillae)

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-marks the connection of the premaxilla and both palatine processes

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transverse palatine suture (maxillae)

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-between palatine processes of the maxillae and horizontal plates of palatine bones

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intermaxillary suture (maxillae)

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between palatine processes

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premaxillary suture (maxillae)

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between palatine processes and premaxilla

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palatine bones (face bone)

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  • horizontal plates

- makes up posterior 1/4 hard palate

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Nasal bones (face bones)

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small bones that form the bridge of the nose

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inferior nasal conchae (face bone)

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  • small scroll like bones located on the lateral walls of the nasal cavity
  • increases the surface area for warming and humidifying air
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vomer (face bone)

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-contributes to the formation of the nasal septum along with the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone and septal cartilage

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zygomatic (face bone)

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  • frontal process
  • temporal process
  • maxillary process
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frontal process (zygomatic)

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articulates with the frontal bone

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temporal process (zygomatic)

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articulates with the temporal bone

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maxillary process (zygomatic)

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articulates with the maxilla

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lacrimal bones (face bone)

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  • smallest facial bones

- contribute to the formation of the medial wall of the orbital cavity

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what are the bones of the cranial skeleton?

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  1. ethmoid
  2. sphenoid
  3. frontal
  4. parietal
  5. occipital
  6. temporal
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ethmoid (cranial skeleton)

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  • crista galli
  • cribriform plate
  • superior nasal concha
  • middle nasal concha
  • perpendicular plate
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crista galli (ethmoid)

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extends superiorly into the cranial space

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cribriform plate (ethmoid)

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separates the cranial cavity from the nasal cavities and allows passage of olfactory nerves

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superior nasal concha (ethmoid)

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increases surface area to warm and humidify incoming air

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middle nasal concha (ethmoid)

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increases surface area to warm and humidify incoming air

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perpendicular plate (ethmoid)

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contributes to the structure of the nasal septum

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sphenoid (cranial skeleton)

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  • great wings
  • lesser wings
  • hypophyseal fossa
  • lateral pterygoid plates
  • medial pterygoid plates
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hypophyseal fossa (sphenoid)

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  • sella tursica

- houses the pituitary gland

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lateral pterygoid plates (sphenoid)

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-point of attachment for muscles of mastication

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medial pterygoid plates (sphenoid)

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-point of attachment for muscles of mastication

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frontal (cranial skeleton)

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  • supraorbital margin

- zygomatic process

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supraorbital margin (frontal)

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contributes to the orbital cavity

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zygomatic process (Frontal)

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articulates with the zygomatic bone

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parietal (cranial skeleton)

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  • coronal suture
  • squamosal suture
  • sagittal suture
  • lambdoidal suture
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coronal suture (parietal)

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between frontal bone and parietal bones

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squamosal suture (parietal)

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between temporal and parietal bones

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sagittal suture (parietal)

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between both parietal bones

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lambdoidal suture (parietal)

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between occipital and parietal bones

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craniosynostosis

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  • sutures of skull become ossified prematurely
  • can affect one or more of the sutures
  • may or may not be associated with other genetic syndromes
  • can affect brain development/learning
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occipital (cranial skeleton)

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  • foramen magnum

- condyles

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foramen magnum (occipital)

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allows passage of the spinal cord to the brainstem

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condyles (occipital)

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resting point for the first cervical vertebra

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temporal (cranial skeleton)

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  • external auditory meatus
  • zygomatic process
  • mandibular fossa
  • styloid process
  • mastoid process
  • petrous part
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external auditory meatus (temporal)

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ear canal

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zygomatic process (temporal)

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articulates with the temporal process of zygomatic bone to form zygomatic arch

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mandibular fossa (temporal)

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articulates with condyle to form the temporomandibular joint

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styloid process (temporal)

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point of attachment for various muscles

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mastoid process (temporal)

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point of attachment for various muscles of neck

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petrous part

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houses the organs of hearing (cochlea) & equilibrium (semicircular canals)

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types of teeth

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  • permanent dental arch
  • central incisor
  • lateral incisor
  • cuspids (canine)
  • first bicuspids (premolar)
  • second bicuspids (premolar)
  • 1st molar
  • 2nd molar
  • 3rd molar (wisdom teeth)
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components of a tooth

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  • crown
  • root
  • enamel
  • dentin
  • pulp
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crown (components of a tooth )

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area above the gum line

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root (components of a tooth )

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below the gum line

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enamel (components of a tooth )

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dense surface for protection

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dentin (components of a tooth )

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solid portion of tooth

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pulp (components of a tooth )

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contains nerves and blood vessels within tooth

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dental development

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  • deciduous teeth

- permanent teeth

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deciduous teeth (dental development)

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  • shedding teeth

- 10 teeth in each arch

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permanent teeth (dental development)

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-16 teeth in each arch

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dental occlusion

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  • relationship of upper dental arch to lower dental arch when teeth come together
  • class I occlusion
  • class II
  • Class III
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Class I (occlusion)

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  • normal position
  • neutrocclusion
  • first permanent molar of the mandibular arch is one half tooth anterior or advanced of the first permanent maxillary molar
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Class II (occlusion)

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  • malocclusion
  • first mandibular molar is posterior to normal position
  • mandible is protruded
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Class III (occlusion)

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-malocclusion
-first mandibular molar is anterior to normal position
mandible is protruded
-relative micrognathia

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relative micrognathia (class III occlusion)

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  • condition in which the mandible is small in relation to the maxilla
  • may be part of other genetic syndromes
  • may interfere with infant feeding
  • may cause abnormal alignment of the teeth
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bite

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  • open bite

- closed bite

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open bite

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anterior teeth do not occlude (do not touch when u bite down) because of excessive eruption of posterior teeth

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closed bite

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posterior teeth do not occlude because of excessive eruption of anterior teeth

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What are the cavities of the vocal tract?

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  1. oral cavity
  2. buccal cavity
  3. pharyngeal cavity
  4. nasal cavity
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Oral cavity (cavity of vocal tract)

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  • hard palate
  • rugae
  • soft palate
  • anterior facial pillars
  • posterior faucial pillars
  • palatine tonsil
  • uvula
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rugae (oral cavity)

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folds of tissue

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soft palate (oral cavity)

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  • velum

- moves posteriorly to separate oropharynx from nasopharynx

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anterior faucial pillars (oral cavity)

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  • arches

- bands of tissue located posterior boundary of the oral cavity

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posterior faucial pillars (oral cavity)

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  • arches

- bands of tissue located posterior to the anterior faucial pillars

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palatine tonsil (oral cavity)

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located between the two faucial pillars

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uvula (oral cavity)

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  • may aid in speech sounds (non-english)

- aides velopharyngeal closure

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buccal cavity (cavities of vocal tract)

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space between the teeth and cheeks

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pharyngeal cavity (cavities of vocal tract)

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pharynx

  • nasopharynx
  • oropharynx
  • laryngopharynx
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nasopharynx (pharyngeal cavity)

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  • space above the soft palate
  • Eustachian tube: provides aeration of the middle ear
  • pharyngeal tonsil-adenoid
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oropharynx (pharyngeal cavity)

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area posterior to the fauces, between soft palate and hyoid bone

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laryngopharynx (pharyngeal cavity)

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area bounded by the hyoid bone, epiglottis and esophagus

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nasal cavity (cavities of the vocal tract)

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  • increase surface area to aid in warming, moistening and cleaning (filter) the air we breath
  • superior nasal concha
  • middle nasal concha
  • inferior nasal concha
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philtrum (landmarks of the lip)

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vertical groove located above the lips

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philtril ridge (landmarks of the lip)

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location of cleft lip

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cleft lip

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  • birth defect that causes a split or opening in the upper lip
  • difficulties with feeding in infancy
  • surgery will repair lip
  • may need orthodontic care when older
  • may or may not have speech difficulties
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ORBICULARIS ORIS

(Miscellaneous muscles of the face )

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-function: closes and protrudes lips

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RISORIOUS

Miscellaneous muscles of the face

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-function: retracts lips at the corner, aids in mastication and smiling

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BUCCINATOR

Miscellaneous muscles of the face

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-function: compresses the cheek, moves food onto surface of molars for mastication

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Levator labii superioris alaque nasi

elevator muscles of face

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-function: elevates upper lip

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Levator labii superioris

elevator muscles of face

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-function:elevates upper lip

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zygomatic minor

elevator muscles of face

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-function: elevates upper lip

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zygomatic major

elevator muscles of face

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-function: elevates and retracts the angle of mouth

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Levator anguli oris

elevator muscles of face

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-function: pulls corners of mouth up and medially

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mentalis

Depressor muscle of face

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-function: depresses lower lip, elevates and wrinkles chin

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depressor labii inferioris

Depressor muscle of face

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-function: dilates the orifice of the mouth by pulling the lower lips down and out

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depressor anguli oris

Depressor muscle of face

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-function: depresses the corners of mouth and helps compress the upper lip against the lower lip

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platysma

Depressor muscle of face

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-function: depresses mandible

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What are the regions and structures of TONGUE

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  • tip
  • dorsum
  • base
  • root
  • oral or palatine portion
  • pharyngeal portion
  • inferior surface
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tip

regions and structures of tongue

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anterior most portion

114
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dorsum

regions and structures of tongue

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superior surface

115
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base

regions and structures of tongue

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located in the oropharynx

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root

regions and structures of tongue

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lower area of the tongue where tongue attaches to mandible

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oral or palatine portion

regions and structures of tongue

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2/3 tongue located in oral cavity

118
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pharyngeal portion 
(regions and structures of tongue)
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1/3/ tongue located in the oropharynx

119
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inferior surface 
(regions and structures of tongue)
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  • lingual frenulum

- sublingual folds

120
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lingual frenulum 
(inferior surface- regions and structures of tongue)
A

ankyloglossia:

  • > short,thick or tight lingual frenulum
  • > restricted range of motion of the tongue
  • > may have difficulty sticking out tongue
  • > may affect infant feeding
  • > may affect speech articulation
  • > may require surgical procedure for treatment
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sublingual folds
(inferior surface- regions and structures of tongue)
A

-salivary glands

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What are the intrinsic tongue muscles?

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  • superior longitudinal muscle of tongue
  • inferior longitudinal muscle of tongue
  • transverse muscle of tongue
  • vertical muscle of tongue
123
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superior longitudinal muscle of tongue

intrinsic tongue muscles

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-function:elevates tip of tongue and pulls tongue to side

124
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inferior longitudinal muscle of tongue

intrinsic tongue muscles

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-function: pulls tip of the tongue downwards and pulls tongue to side

125
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transverse muscle of tongue

intrinsic tongue muscles

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function: narrows the tongue

126
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vertical muscle of tongue

intrinsic tongue muscles

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function: flattens the tongue and pulls tongue down into the floor of the mouth

127
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What are the extrinsic tongue muscles?

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  • genioglossus muscle
  • hyoglossus muscle
  • styloglossus muscle
  • palatoglossus muscle
128
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Genioglossus muscle

extrinsic tongue muscles

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function:
- >retract the tongue, protrude tongue and elevates hyoid
- >contraction of both anterior and posterior fibers depress the tongue

129
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hyoglossus muscles

extrinsic tongue muscles

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function: pulls sides of the tongue down, elevates hyoid

130
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styloglossus muscle

extrinsic tongue muscles

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function: draws tongue back and up

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palatoglossus muscles

extrinsic tongue muscles

A
  • muscular structure of anterior faucial pillar

function: elevates back of tongue and depresses soft palate

132
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what are the muscles of mastication?

A
  • mandibular elevators
  • mandibular protrusion
  • mandibular depressors
133
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mandibular elevator

muscles of mastication

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  • masseter
  • temporalis muscle
  • medial pterygoid muscle
134
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masseter

mandibular elevator

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-function: elevates mandible

135
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temporalis Muscle

mandibular elevator

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function: elevates the mandible and draws it back if protruded

136
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medial pterygoid muscle

mandibular elevator

A

function:elevates mandible

137
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lateral pterygoid muscle

mandibular protrusion

A

function: elevates mandible

138
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What are the mandibular depressors

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  • digastricus
  • mylohyoid muscle
  • geniohyoid muscle
  • platysma
139
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ANTERIOR belly digastricus

mandibular depressor

A

function: depresses mandible

elevates hyoid

140
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POSTERIOR belly digastricus

mandibular depressor

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-function: depresses mandible

elevates hyoid

141
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mylohyoid muscle

mandibular depressor

A

function: depresses mandible

elevates hyoid

142
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geniohyoid muscle

mandibular depressor

A

function: depresses mandible

elevates hyoid

143
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platysma

mandibular depressor

A

function: depresses mandible

144
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What are the muscles of the soft palate

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  1. palatal elevators
  2. palatal depressors
  3. palatal tensor
145
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levator veli palatini

palatal elevator

A

function: elevates and retracts soft palate

146
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musculus uvulae

palatal elevator

A

function: shortens the soft palate

makes structure of uvula

147
Q

palatoglossus

palatal depressor

A
  • extrinsic tongue muscle
  • forms anterior faucial pillar
    function: elevates the tongue and depresses the soft palate
148
Q

palatopharyngeus

palatal depressor

A

forms posterior faucial pillar

function: narrows the pharynx and lowers soft palate

149
Q

tensor veli palatini

palatal tensor

A

function: stabilizes and flattens soft palate

dilates the eustachian tube

150
Q

What are the muscles of the pharynx

A
  1. superior pharyngeal constrictor
  2. middle pharyngeal constrictor
  3. inferior pharyngeal constrictor
  4. sapingopharyngeus
  5. stylopharyngeus
151
Q

superior pharyngeal constrictor

muscles of the pharynx

A

function: pulls posterior pharyngeal wall forward
constricts pharyngeal diameter to aid in deglutition
-assists in velopharyngeal closure

152
Q

middle pharyngeal constrictor

muscles of the pharynx

A

function: narrows diameter of pharynx

- peristaltic movements for swallowing

153
Q

inferior pharyngeal constrictor

muscles of the pharynx

A

thyropharyngeus muscle

cricopharyngeal muscle

154
Q 
thyropharyngeus muscle
(inferior pharyngeal constrictor)
A

function: reduces diameter of lower pharynx

155
Q 
cricopharyngeal muscle
(inferior pharyngeal constrictor)
A

function: muscular opening of the esophagus

156
Q

salpingopharyngeus

muscles of the pharynx

A

function: elevates the lateral pharyngeal wall

157
Q

stylopharyngeus

muscles of the pharynx

A

function: elevates and opens the pharynx during deglutition

158
Q

source filter theory of vowel production

A

speech is the product of sending and acoustic source such as the sound produced by the vibrating vocal folds, through filter of the vocal tract which shapes the output

159
Q

motor skills development

articulation

A

cephalocaudually

proximodistally

160
Q

cephalocaudually

motor skills development

A

head to tail

161
Q

proximodistally

motor skills development

A

medial structures to distal structures

162
Q

stabilization

motor control

A

speech is a fine motor skills that requires good stabilization of the trunk and neck muscle

163
Q

resonation

A
  • the sound quality given to voiced sounds by the vocal tract
  • vocal tract is an acoustic resonator
164
Q

characteristic of the vocal tract resonator

A
  • tube that is closed at one end (glottis) and open at the other (lips, nasal passageway)
  • series of air filled containers that are connected to each other
  • irregular shape makes it possible to transmit a wide range of resonating sounds
  • variable resonator whose frequency response changes depending on it shape
165
Q

to change the resonant frequencies of the vocal tract

A
  • length
  • location of constriction
  • degree of constriction
166
Q

velopharyngeal dysfunction

A
  • weakness or impairment of velar function

- velum must be elevated for all english sounds except /m/. /n/, /ing/

167
Q

resonance problems

A

hypernasality
hyponasality
nasal emission
cul-de-sac resonance

168
Q

hypernasality

resonance problems

A

excessive nasal resonance

169
Q

hypo nasality

resonance problems

A

insufficient nasal resonance

170
Q

nasal emission

resonance problems

A

air escape through the nasal cavities

171
Q

cul de sac resonance

resonance problems

A

muffles sound to voice

172
Q

cleft palate

A
  • hold gap in the hard and soft palate
  • difficulties w/ feeding in infancy
  • high risk for frequent ear infections
  • surgery is required to repair the cleft
  • may need orthodontic care
  • may have speech difficulties
173
Q

complete cleft of the palate

A
  • starts at the inclusive foramen
  • follows along the intermaxillary suture of the palatine processes of the maxilla
  • continues between the horizontal plates of the palatine bones
  • goes through the soft palate
174
Q

partial cleft of the palate

A
  • starts at a a point posterior to the incisive foramen

- may include a cleft through the part of the hard palate and soft palate

175
Q

structural differences between adult and infant

A
  • oral cavity is smaller
  • larynx is elevated
  • hyoid is elevated and forward
  • larger velum
  • no teeth
176
Q

dysohagia

A

any difficulty, discomfort or pain associated with swallowing

177
Q

signs of dysphagia

A
  • frequent coughing or clearing of airway when eating food or liquids
  • wet sound voice
  • pain when swallowing
  • recurring pneumonia
178
Q

causes of dysphgia

A
  • obstructive
  • neurological
  • congenital & development
179
Q

obstructive

causes of dysphgia

A
  • cancer of mouth or larynx

- reflux

180
Q

neurological

causes of dysphgia

A
  • stroke
  • parkinsons disease
  • multiple sclerosis
  • brain tumor
181
Q

congenital & development

causes of dysphgia

A
  • cerebral palsay

- cleft lip and palate

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