Heath flashcard

Front

What are the key components to a function voice disorder?

Back

normal anatomy and no structural changes

Front

Normal phonation requires a balance of all of the following except: synchronous bilateral vocal fold movement, synchronized vocal fold vibration, retracted ventricular folds, low subglottic pressure

Back

low subglottic pressure

Front

The extrinsic laryngeal muscles' primary function is vocal fold abduction and adduction.

Back

false

Front

Which intrinsic muscle of the larynx is responsible for vocal fold abduction?

Back

the posterior cricoarytenoid

Front

The rough voice quality, large glottic gap and supraglottic compression is evidence that this patient has primary muscle tension dysphonia.

Back

false

Front

This is an example of primary muscle tension dysphonia.

Back

true

Front

Failure of the thyroarytenoid to thicken and shorten is a feature of which of the following functional voice disorders? Options: muscle tension dysphonia, puberphonia, paradoxical vocal cord dysfunction, presbylaryngeous

Back

puberphonia

Front

Which of the following physicians is most likely to sue the phrase, "so to speak"?
Options:
Dr Matrka,
Dr deSilva,
Dr Ramaswamy,
All of the above

Back

Dr deSilva

Front

A marathon voice therapy session would be an appropriate approach for which of the following? muscle tension dysphonia, spasmodic dysphonia, functional aphonia, glottic insufficiency

Back

functional aphonia

Front

Who played "Barbie" in OSU's box office parody hit, Barbie?

Back

Dr Matrka