quiz 11 Flashcards by Steph Moore | Brainscape

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5 layers of tissue of VF

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mucosa, superficial lamina propria, intermediate lamina propia, deep lamina propria, vocalis muscle

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outermost layer, thin epithelial

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mucosa

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true sheet, jelly like, Reinke’s space

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superficial lamina propria

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elastic fibers of connective tissue

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intermediate lamina propria

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collagenous fibers, stiff

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deep lamina propria

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these make up the vocalis ligament

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intermediate and deep lamina propria

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medical portion of the thyroarytenoid muscle

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vocalis muscle

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3 layers of VF physiology

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cover, transition, body

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the cover is made of

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epithelium and superficial lamina propria

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the transition is made of

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intermediate and deep lamina propria

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this makes up the body

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vocalis muscle

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line where the muscles of the pharynx meet

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posterior pharyngeal raphe

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o of the superior pharyngeal constrictor

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pterygoid plate

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ins of the superior pharyngeal constirctor

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posterior pharyngeal raphe

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func of the superior pharyngeal constrictor

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tighten the pharynx by shortening the muscles

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inn of the superior pharyngeal constrictor

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pharyngeal plexus CN 9, 10, 11

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o of the middle pharyngeal constrictor

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hyoid bone, stylohyoid ligament

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ins of the middle pharyngeal constrictor

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posterior pharyngeal raphe

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func of the middle pharyngeal constrictor

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tighten pharynx

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inn of the middle pharyngeal constrictor

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pharyngeal plexus

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o of the inferior pharyngeal constrictor

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cricoid cartilage, oblique line of thryoid

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ins of the inferior pharyngeal constrictor

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median pharyngeal raphe

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func of the inferior pharyngeal constrictor

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tighten pharynx

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inn of inferior pharyngeal constrictor

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pharyngeal plexus

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cricopharyngeous muscle origin

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cricoid

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ins of cricopharyngeous muscle

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median pharyngeal raphe

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just inferior fibers of the inferior pharyngeal constrictor

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cricopharyngeous muscle

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func of the cricopharyngeous muscel

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creates UES, it performs the job

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posterior pharyngeal pouch is called

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zenker’s diverticulum

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what is the weak spot in the pharynx called

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killian’s dehiscence

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o of the stylopharyngeous

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styloid process

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ins of the stylopharyngeous

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pharyngeal constrictor

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inn of the stylopharyngeous

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cranial nerve 9

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func of the stylopharyngeous

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unconstricts the pharynx

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2 major parts of the skull

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cranium and face

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soft spot is called

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fontanel

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lump directly above nose

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glabella

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one on each side of the frontal bone

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zygomatic process

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ridge of orbit, where eyebrows are

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orbital margin

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top half of orbit

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orbital plate

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ridge on side of frontal bone

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inferior temporal line

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ridge on side of parietal bone

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inferior temporal line

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big hole in the occipital bone

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foramen magnum