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2.01 - Respiration for Speech Flashcards

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What are the three components of Speech Production?

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SOURCE - Respiratory System

SOUND - Phonatory System

SOUND SHAPER - Articulatory System

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Does anatomy bend to the laws of physics?

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Yes

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Gases are comprised of molecules that are in ___________.

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Constant motion

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Pressure refers to the ______ of the gas over a ______.

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Force

Given surface area

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What is the formula for Pressure?

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P = force / area

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What is Brownian Movement?

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That the molecules of gases are in constant movement

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What is Boyle’s Law?

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For a gas at a given temperature, PRESSURE and VOLUME are inversely proportional to each other

When volume goes up, pressure goes down.

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What is the formula for Boyle’s Law?

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P x V = K

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What does positive pressure do?

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Pushes

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What is another word for negative pressure?

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Vacuum

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Equilibrium is the stae of rest or balance due to the ______ of ______.

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Equivalent effects

Opposing forces

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Gases and fluids molecules move from areas of _______ to areas of _______.

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High Pressure

Low Pressure

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When a structure is stretched beyond its resting state, it has the ___________.

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Kinetic energy for recoil

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What is recoil?

(2)

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Returning to the resting state

Something stretched wants to relax

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Is recoil active or passive?

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Passive

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During Inhalation, what three things happen?

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The lungs become larger (more volume)

Lung pressure decreases (Negative pressure)

Air flows inward from the atmosphere

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During Exhalation, what three things happen?

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The lungs become smaller (less volume)

Lung pressure increases (Positive pressure)

Air flows outward.

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During Inhalation ________ and ________.

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Volume increases

Pressure decreases

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During Exhalation ________ and ________.

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Volume decreases

Pressure increases

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What is Negative Pressure?

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When pressure decreases

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What is Positive Pressure?

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When pressure increases

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What are the four components of the Respiratory Pump?

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Active forces (muscular)

Passive forces (nonmuscular, recoil, gravity)

Air itself (behavior of gas & pressure, physics)

Air passageways (pulmonary structures)

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Do the lungs attach to the ribs? What does this do?

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Yes

Expanding the ribs expands the lungs

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What are the upper seven ribs called? What do they attach to?

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True Ribs

Sternum via cartilige

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What are the 8-10 ribs called? What do they attach to?
False ribs They attach to a cartiligous extension than then attaches to sternum
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What are the last 2-3 ribs called? Why?
Floating ribs They do not attach to cartilige or the sternum
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The Sacral Vertebrae are \_\_\_\_\_.
Fused
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How many Coccyx Vertebrae are there?
One
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What does the word "foremen" refer to?
A hole
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What is the TOP of the Bony Box?
The Pectoral Girdle
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What comprises the Pectoral Girdle? | (3)
Clavicles Scapulae Humerus
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What is the BOTTOM of the Bony Box?
Pelvic Girdle
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What comprises the Pelvic Girdle? | (5)
Illium Ischium Pelvic Bone Sacrum Coccyx
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What is the FRONT of the Bony box? | (2)
Sternum Anterior apects of the ribs
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What is the SIDE of the Bony Box?
Ribs
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What is the BACK of the Bony Box?
Vertebral column
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What is the Diaphragm? | (2)
A large, domed-shaped muscle It separates the lungs from the abdominal cavity
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What is the single, most important muscle for Inspiration?
Diaphragm
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Withough the diaphragm, is it EXTREMELY difficult to to breathe and even more difficult to speak?
Yes
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When the Diaphragm contracts, the lung area \_\_\_\_\_\_. This ______ pressure in the lungs relative to the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Increases Decreases Atmosphere
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What is happening when the Diaphragm is maximally DOMED?
It is continuing speech or exhalation past the normal air capacity
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What is happening when the Diaphragm is maximally FLATTENED?
Inhalation
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How many attachements does the diaphram have?
LOTS!
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When does the diaphragm become completely flat?
Never. It is aways domed/rounded.
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Where does the abdominal cavity fit into the bony box?
It starts at the last ribs and ends at the pelvis
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What does URI stand for?
Upper Respiratory Infection
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How many lobs does the LEFT lung have?
2 (due to the heart)
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How many lobs does the RIGHT lung have?
3
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Emphysema causes the walls of the ______ to be destroyed.
Alveolar septae
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What are the Alveolar Septae?
Walls of air sacs
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Emphysema causes the alveoli become \_\_\_\_\_\_, ______ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Larger Irregular Decrease in number
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Emphysema causes the __________ to be impaired and the ability to\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is poor.
Diffusion of O2 and CO2 Exchange gases
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How does smoking increase wrinkles?
Decreased collagen Decreased elasticity of tissues.
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Label the following:
A = Superior Vertebral Notch B = Superior Costal Facet C = Inferior Costal Facet D = Inferior Vertebral Notch E = Spinous Process F = Transverse Costal Process G = Pedicle H = Superior Articular Facet
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Label the following:
A = Spinous Process B = Transverse Process C = Superior Articular Process D = Corpus E = Superior Costal Facet F = Transverse Costal Facet G = Vertebral Foremen
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What goes into the Vertebral Corpus?
Spinal Cord
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What goes into the Costal Facets?
Ribs
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Label the following:
A = Manubrosternal Angle B = Articulating Facets (for other ribs) C = Corpus Sterni D = Ensiform Process
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Label the following:
A = Suprasternal Notch B = Clavicle Articular Facet C = Manubrium Sterni D = First Rib Articular Facet
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What is another name for the Ensiform Process?
Xiphoid Process
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Label the following:
A = Right Phrenic Nerve B = Left Phrenic Nerve C = Mediastinum
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Label the following:
A = Pubis B = Pubic Symphysis C = Ischium D = Ilium E = Iliac Crest
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What goes through the hole between the Ischium and the Pubis?
Nerves & vascular tissue
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Label the following:
A = Sacrum B = Coccyx
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Label the following:
A = Breathing Apparatus B = Pulmonary Apparatus C = Chest Wall D = Pulmonary-Chest Wall Unit
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Label the following:
A = Opening for Vena Cava (Vein) B = Central Tendon C = Opening for Aorta D = Vertebral Attachment E = Rib Attachment F = Opening for Esophagus G = Sternal Attachement
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Label the following:
A = Maximally Domed B = Maximally Flattened C = Resting Shape
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How does the Diaphragm move? What is this part?
Up and down, to the sides, FRONTWARDS, to the back Central tendon
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What connects the diaphragm to the spine?
Central tendon
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Label the following:
A = Vertebral column B = Scapula C = Cervical Verebrae D = Thoracic Vertebrae E = Lumbar Vertebrae F = Sacral Verebrae G = Coccygeal Vertebrae
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Label the following:
A = Clavicle B = Humerus C = Ribs D = Pelvic Girdle E = Costal Cartilage F = Sternum
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Label the following:
A = Blood from tissue B = Gas C = CO2 D = O2 E = Blood to Tissue
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Label the following:
A = Upper Respiratory Tract B = Lower Respiratory Tract
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Label the following:
A = Nasal Cavity B = Pharynx C = Larynx D = Trachea E = Primary Bronchi F = Lungs
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What are the Active forces involved in the Respiratory Pump?
Muscular
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What are the Passive Forces involved in the Respiratory Pump? (3)
The ones that are nonmuscular Recoil Gravity
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How is the Air Itself involved in the Respiratory Pump? (2)
Behavior of gas & pressure Physics
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How are the Air Passageways involved in the Respiratory Pump?
Pulmonary structures
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What are the Bronchiole?
The branches in the lungs that hold the aveoli
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What is the capillary bed? | (2)
It wraps around aveoli Allows for gas exchange
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What is Intraoral Pressure?
The pressure in the mouth
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What is Subglottal Pressure?
The pressure below the vocal folds
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What is Alveolar Pressure? | (2)
The pressure in the aveoli The pressure in the lungs
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What is Intrapleural Pressure?
The pressure between the pleural linings
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What is a Spirogram? What is on each axis? (3)
A graph of what's going on in the lungs X=Axis = Time Y-Axis = Lung Volume
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When the diaphragm relaxes it \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Goes up and back
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What four things does the diaphragm connect to?
Spine Ribs Sternum Vertebrae
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What is relaxation pressure?
Recoil of muscle and tissue
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What is relaxation pressure proportional to?
Lung volume Alveolar pressure
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What is a Surfactent?
The lubricating substance that connects the pleura and causes them to act as one
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What is Pnemothorax?
The air between the pleura

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