csd ch 3 Flashcards

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anatomy

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the study of the structures of the body and the relationship of these structures to one another.

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2
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physiology

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a branch of biology that is concerned with the functions of organisms and bodily structures.

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3
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respiratory system

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organs and other body parts involved in the breathing process, exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

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4
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laryngeal system

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larynx (air valve) prevents objects from entering the trachea and lungs. also is responsible for speech production (voice box)

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5
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articulatory/resonating system

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opening of the mouth - the vocal folds; comprises the oral, nasal, and pharyngeal cavities, and forms the vocal tract.

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6
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resting tidal breathiing

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inhalation & exhalation during restful breathing

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7
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alveolar pressure

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pressure within the lungs

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8
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larynx

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an air valve, composed of cartilages, muscles, and other tissues. it is the principal sound generation for speech production; voice box.

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9
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hyoid bone

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horse-shoe shaped structure that suspends the larynx and serves as the point of attachment for both laryngeal and tongue musculature.

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10
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thyroid cartilage

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largest larynx cartilage, sits beneath the hyoid bone

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11
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thyroid prominence

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adam’s apple (jutting protrusion out of the neck, just below the thyroid notch).

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12
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glottis

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space between the vocal folds

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13
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vocal fold adduction

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moving together, accomplished by contraction of the lateral cricoarytenoid & arytenoid (transverse & oblique muscles).

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14
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vocal fold abduction

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(moving apart) done by the posterior cricoarytenoid.

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15
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uvula

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termination of the velum

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16
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velopharyngeal closure

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contact of the velum with the posterior & lateral pharyngeal walls.

17
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phonation

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sound produced by vocal fold vibration

18
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fundamental frequency

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(of vibration) or number of cycles per second (opening/closing of the vocal cords)

19
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harmonics

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the 40 additional higher frequencies