Mechanism of Speech Flashcards

1
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define anatomy

A

the structure of living organisms

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2
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define physiology

A

how living organisms and their parts function

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3
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what makes up the subglottal system

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lungs, diaphragm, intercostal muscles, trachea

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4
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what is the biological function of the subglottal system

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respiration

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5
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define initiation

A

setting air in motion through the vocal tract

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6
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where does initiation take place

A

the subglottal system

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7
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what makes up the laryngeal system

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collection of cartilages (thyroid [front], cricoid, arytenoid [back]), vocal folds

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8
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what happens at the vocal folds

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at the back of the trachea

  • interarytenoid = brings vocal folds together
  • posterior cricoarytenoid = brings vocal folds further apart
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9
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what is the biological function of the laryngeal system

A

protects lungs

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10
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define phonation

A

modification of airflow as it passes through the layrnx

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11
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where does phonation take place

A

the laryngeal system

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12
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what makes up the supraglottal system

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nasal cavity, oral cavity, pharynx

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13
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what is the biological function of the supraglottal system

A

access to the lungs

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14
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define articulation

A

shaping of the airflow

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15
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where does articulation take place

A

in the supraglottal system

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16
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define central airflow

A

air flows down the middle of the vocal tract

17
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define lateral airflow

A

air flows down one or both sides of the vocal tract

18
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what is the velum

A

valve that controls airflow through the nose

  • if velum is lowered = airflow is nasal
  • if velum is raised = airflow is oral