Midterm A&P CH7 Flashcards

1
Q

The ___ produces the most English phonemes

A

lips

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2
Q

Motor control in the body develops from ___ and then from ___

A

proximal to distal

head to tail

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3
Q

Another name for the velum is ____

A

soft palate

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4
Q

Hypernasality

Hyponasality

A

hyper- excessive nasal resonance

hypo-absence of nasalized speech

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5
Q

the mandible plays a light role in ___ and a major role in ___

A

speech

mastication

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6
Q

the ___is closed during non-nasal speech

A

velum

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7
Q

what are the 4 vital elements of motor control we think of in regard to speech development in children?

A

gravity
flexor-extender balance
trunk control
differentiation

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8
Q

the ___ is the most important of the articulators

A

tongue

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9
Q

cephalocaudally

A

head to tail

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10
Q

proximodistally

A

proximal to distal

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11
Q

Speech is the most ____

A

complex sequential motor act

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12
Q

The velum 3 points to know:

A
  1. known as the soft palate
  2. remains in moderately elevated position for the production of most speech sounds
  3. closed for non-nasal speech
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13
Q

The lower lip does___

A

most of the work for lip closure

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