group phonatory review

Multiple Select

What are the biological function of the larynx? click all that apply

• singing

• lifting

• expelling foreign object (coughing)

• defecation/ birth

• sitting/standing

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What is the non-biological functions of the larynx?

• aspiration

• protection of the airway

• puking/expelling foreign substances

• provides the source for voiced speech

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What is the shape of the epiglottis

• Leaf-like

• butterfly-shaped

• ring-shaped

• triangular-like

Multiple Choice

True or false: the thyroid cartilage is the smallest cartilage of the larynx.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

Where can the cuneiform cartilages be found?

• in the ear

• in the true folds

• in the aryepiglottic folds

• in the thyroid cartilage

Multiple Choice

What is the function of Corniculate cartilages?

• to assist in eating

• to assist in changing pitch

• to assist in forceful abduction

• to assist in forceful adduction

Multiple Choice

The vocal folds attach to the _________.

• cuneiform cartilage

• Arytenoid cartilages

• cricoid cartilages

• thyroid cartialges

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The cricoid cartilage forms the _________ border of the larynx.

• anterior

• top/upper

• base/lower

• rear end

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What are the two joints or the larynx? Click all that apply.

• Cricoarytenoid joint
  

• Cricothyroid joint

• cricocricoid joint

• cricomuscularture joint

Multiple Choice

The ________ lies between the true and false vocal folds.

• Mucous glands

• Laryngeal Vestibule

• Laryngeal Ventricle

• Vallcule

Multiple Choice

TRUE or FALSE: vestibule is bounded inferiorly by ventricular (false) vocal folds.

• True

• False

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What are the muscles that make up the vocal folds? Select all that apply.

• Trapezius

• Thyrovocalis

• External intercostals

• Thyromuscularis

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What is the cover-body concept of the vocal folds? Select all that apply.

• Cover = epithelial and connective tissue layers

• Cover = mucous membrane and epithelial tissue

• Body = muscle layer (thyrovocalis + thyromuscularis)

• Body = physical means by which you live

Multiple Choice

What is the Portion bounded by cartilage of arytenoids
7-9 mm (2/5 of glottis) long?

• membranous portion

• cartilaginous portion

Multiple Choice

__________ membrane of the larynx is composed of the upper quadrangular membranes and the aryepiglottic folds, the lower conus elastic, and the vocal ligament

• Fibroelastic

• Thyroid

Multiple Choice

Which one is not an intrinsic muscle of the larynx

• Thyrohyoid

• Lateral cricoarytenoid

• Oblique arytenoid

• Thyrovocalis

Multiple Choice

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

• Extrinsic muscles

• Intrinsic muscles

Multiple Choice

Which muscle is the only abductor.

• anterior cricoarytenoid

• posterior cricoarytenoid

• lateral cricoarytenoid

• transverse arytenoid

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What are the two heads of the omohyoid muscle?

• posterior

• anterior

• superior

• inferior

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What are the 2 digastricus muscles?

• anterior

• posterior

• superior

• inferior

Multiple Choice

What the first layer of the vocal folds?

• squamous epithelium

• superficial lamina propria

• basement membrane

• intermediate lamina propria

• deep lamina propria

Multiple Choice

Which layer is gelatinous?

• intermediate lamina propria

• squamous epithelium

• superficial lamina propria

• basement membrane

• deep lamina propria