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vocal tract composed of these three

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mouth, pharynx, nasal cavity

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what is the source-filter theory?

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Output of sound = acoustic source (VF) + a filter (vocal tract)

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what is the difference between mobile and immobile articulators?

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mobile can move around (ie tongue) and immobile can’t (ie teeth)

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Jaw bone

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mandible

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according to source-filter theory, the ____ the volume of the resonator, the lower the frequency

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larger

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List superior to inferior

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mandible - ramus, angle, body

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List superior to inferior

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mandible - alveolar process, mental foramen, mental protuberance

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list superior to inferioir

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condylar process, coronoid process, mandibular notch

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these two fused bones make up the upper jaw bone

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maxillae

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maxillae

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maxillae

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name the processes, superior to inferior

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frontal
palatine
alveolar

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maxillary sinus

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name, superior to inferior

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frontal process
infraorbital margin
infraorbital foramen
zygomatic process

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name, superior to inferior

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nasal crest
nasal notch

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name, sup to inf

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lacrimal groove
anterior nasal spine
nasal crest

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name, sup to inf

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palatine process
incisive foramen
premaxilla

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when a cleft palate happens, where is it?

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Medial palatine suture/intermaxillary suture

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Medial palatine suture/intermaxillary suture

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palatine

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palatine

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inferior view

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palatine

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Facial bone that: Makes up back of hard palate Internal to face Really weird shape
palatine
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inf. nasal conchae
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Articulate with maxilla, palatine, ethmoid Because of increases surface area, promoted rapid heating of air
inf nasal conchae
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nasal septum composed of these two bones
vomer and ethmoid
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vomer
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Cheekbone Articulates with maxillae, frontal, temporal, sphenoid
zygomatic
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zygomatic
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Cleft palate happens when: Early on, ____ process of maxillae connected to ____, which is inbetween them. ____ eventually drops and sides usually come together Something gets in the way and the processes can’t grow together
palatine; tongue; tongue
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A cleft lip happens because ___ and ___ tissue don't fuse together during development
facial; labial
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lacrimal
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nasal
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ethmoid
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In cranial, nasal and orbital spaces (core of apple)
ethmoid
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sphenoid
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openings in this bone provide passages for cranial nerves 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
sphenoid
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frontal
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frontal
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parietal
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occipital
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houses foramen magnum
occipital bone
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occipital
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three types of nasal conchae
superior, medial, inferior
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temporal bone
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full name for TMJ
temporomandibular
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the TMJ is these two types of joints
hinge and sliding
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anatomical name for type of joint in TMJ
ginglymoarthrodial
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Four types of teeth
Incisors Cuspids Bicuspids Molars
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Gum line also known as
gingiva
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Visible part of tooth =
crown
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Juncture of crown and root of tooth
= neck
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Hard covering of tooth =
enamel
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Ivory of part of tooth covered by enamel =
dentin
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Thin layer of bone holding tooth in place =
cementum
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Part of tooth with nerves and vasculature =
pulp
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adults usually have ___ teeth
32
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Directionality when it comes to teeth is relative to the ___
incisors
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The outer surfaces of the teeth are __ (cheeks) or ___, and ___ (tongue)
buccal or labial; lingual
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The surfaces of a tooth that are facing other teeth are ___ (toward incisors) and ___ (toward pharynx)
medial; distal
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Side of tooth that would touch the bottom/top tooth =
occlusal surface
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First tooth from midline =
central incisor
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Second tooth from midline =
lateral incisor
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Third tooth from midline =
cuspid
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Another name for cuspid teeth
canines
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Fourth and fifth teeth from midline =
premolars (1st and 2nd)
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Teeth six-eight from midline are
molars
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____ are mostly used for grinding food
molars
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the ___ molar is also known as the wisdom tooth
3rd
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Children’s teeth that end up getting replaced =
deciduous
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Teeth start appearing at __ - ___ months
5-9
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There are ___ deciduous teeth
20
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Teeth that do not exist in children’s dental arches
Third molar Premolars
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All deciduous teeth are usually present by year __
3
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Most permanent teeth are present by age ___, with the exception of wisdom teeth, which usually appear by age ___
12; 17
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What is the function of teeth?
chewing
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type of occlusion where upper teeth match lower teeth
Class I occlusion
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type of occlusion where mandibular teeth are behind maxillary teeth
Class II malocclusion
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type of occlusion where mandibular teeth are in front of maxillary teeth
Class III malocclusion
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Rotated/twisted on long axis
Torsiversion
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Tilted towards lips
Labioverted
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Tilted towards tongue
Linguaverted
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Tilted towards cheeks
Buccoversion
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Tilted away from central incisors
Distoverted
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Tilted towards central incisors
Mesioverted
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Not erupted enough to touch opposite tooth
Infraverted
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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH MISALIGNMENT Erupted too much so that touching opposite tooth too much
Supraverted
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anterior opening of nasal cavity (what we can see)
nares

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