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Test 2 Flashcards

1
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The three stages of phonation

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Onset, Sustained Phonation, and Offset

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2
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Simultaneous Attack

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breath stream starts at as folds adduct

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Breathy Attack

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breath stream starts before folds adduct

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Glottal Attack

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breath stream starts after folds adduct

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Functions of the Larynx

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Nonbiological: sound source
Biological: lifting, expelling foreign objects(coughing), defecation

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6
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Hyoid Bone

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supports larynx, attaches to tongue, 23 muscles attached to it, unpaired

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7
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Arytenoid Cartilages

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vocal cords attach to them

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2 Laryngeal Joints

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cricoarytenoid joint and cricothyroid joint

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Cricoarytenoid Joint

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primary movement is to rock in and out for adduction/abduction

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10
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Cricothyroid Joint

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rocks forward to increase tension on vocal folds

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11
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Glottis

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space between vocal folds

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Membranous Portion of Vocal Fold

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12-15 mm and portion including free margin

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13
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Cartilaginous Portion

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7-9 mm and portion bounded by cartilage of arytenoids

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Extrinsic Muscles

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muscles with one component on the larynx and one outside of the larynx

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15
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Intrinsic Muscles

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muscles with both origin and insertion within the larynx

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16
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Suprahyoid

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muscles that insert above the hyoid (elevate the hyoid bone and larynx)

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17
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Infrahyoid

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muscles that insert below the hyoid (they depress the hyoid bone and larynx)

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18
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Extrinsic Muscles of Larynx

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thyrohyoid and sternothyroid

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19
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Sternohyoid

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Extrinsic: depresses hyoid

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20
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Omohyoid

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Extrinsic: depresses hyoid

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21
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Sternothyroid

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Extrinsic: depresses thyroid

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Thyrohyoid

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Extrinsic: depresses hyoid/elevates larynx

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23
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Stylohyoid

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Extrinsic: Moves hyoid posteriorly

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24
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Digastric

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Extrinsic: draws hyoid up and forward

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25
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Mylohyoid

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Extrinsic: elevates hyoid/depresses mandible

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Geniohyoid

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Extrinsic: elevates hyoid/depresses mandible

27
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Lateral Cricoarytenoid

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Intrinsic: adducts vocal folds

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Transverse Arytenoid

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Intrinsic: adducts vocal folds

29
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Posterior Cricoarytenoid

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Intrinsic: abducts vocal folds

30
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Oblique Arytenoid

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Intrinsic: pulls the apex medially

31
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Aryepiglottic

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Intrinsic: constricts laryngeal opening

32
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Cricothyroid

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Intrinsic: depresses thyroid/ tenses vocal folds

33
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Thyroarytenoid and Thyromuscularis

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Intrinsic: relaxes vocal folds

34
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Thyrovocalis

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Intrinsic: tenses vocal folds

35
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5 Layers of the Vocal Folds

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  1. squamous epithelium 2. basement membrane 3. superficial lamina propria 4. intermediate lamina propria 5. deep lamina propria
36
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Lamina Propria

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3 layers of connective tissue lies beneath mucosal epithelia throughout body

37
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Squamous Epithelium

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maintains shape of vocal folds and helps keep them hydrated

38
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Basement Membrane

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made up of collagen: fibrous and strong

39
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Superficial Lamina Propria

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secreted by osteoblasts; cushions vocal folds

40
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Intermediate Lamina Propria

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elastic

41
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Deep Lamina Propria

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supportive and collagenous

42
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Passive and Active Qualities of Vocal Folds

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Passive: consistency of stiff rubber bands
Active: contractile properties control stiffness

43
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Edema

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swelling

44
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Dysphonia

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reduction in any vocal function, including appropriate vibration, pitch change, or intensity change

45
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Aphonia

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complete loss of voice

46
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Diplophonia

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perception of two pitches in voicing

47
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Paralysis

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complete loss of function due to neurological lesion

48
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Paresis

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partial loss of muscle function due to neurological lesion

49
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Larynx

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the cartilaginous structure at the superior end of the trachea designed for the protection of the airway from foreign objects

50
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Pitch

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the psychological correlate of frequemcy

51
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Intensity

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the level of sound, measured in decibels

52
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Frequency

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number of vibrations per second

53
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Loudness

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the psychological correlate of intensity

54
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Glottis

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the space between the vocal folds

55
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Subglottal

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the region below the vocal folds

56
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Supraglottal

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the region above the vocal folds

57
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Metastasis

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spreading of cancerous cells

58
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Metastasize

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verb implying the spread of cancerous cells

59
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Hyperkeratosis

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a reactive lesions from tissue irritation occurring typically under the tongue and posterior vocal folds

60
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Hemangiomas

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blood-filled sacs are typically found on the posterior vocal folds, they arise from abuse or intubation during surgery

61
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Neoplasm

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tissue aggregates arising from vocal abuse that cause hard contact between the vocal cords

62
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma

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most common laryngeal cancer, connective tissue covering the vocal folds

63
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Laryngeal Cancer

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tumors and their locations are glottal, supraglottal, or subglottal

64
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Degenerative Neurological Diseases

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leads to speech problems; Parkinson’s, ALS, Multiple Sclerosis, Strokes, and vocal fold paralysis are some examples

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