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Spc 410 anatomy midterm
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the transverse plane of the body is divided into
left and right
all of these
top and bottom
front and back
2
The cricoaytenoid joint allows the vocal folds to
opens and close
turn inside out
lengthen and contract
behave badly
3
the axon, dendrite, and cell body are parts of the
cerebellum
rib cage
skull bones
neuron
4
The cricothyroid joint allows the vocal folds to
turn inside out
lengthen and contract
opens and close
behave badly
5
the midbrain, pons, medulla are parts of the
lungs
rib cage
brainstem
cerebrum
6
The cranial nerves important in speech, language and hearing are
3, 8-12
5, 7-12
6, 7-12
2, 8-12
7
the total amount of air exhaled after tidal exhalation is
tidal volume
residual volume
inspiratory reserve
expiratory reserve
8
Which muscles of the larynx are involved in sound production?
Extrinsic
pharyngeal constrictors
palatal muscles
Intrinsic
9
the occipital lobe controls
cognition and motor
vision
auditory
sensory
10
the space that is the entry to the larynx is the
ossicles
glottis
ventricle
vestibule
11
Primary function of the larynx is to
sound production
keep airway open
have parties
listen to others
12
the main muscle of breathing should be:
internal intercostals
sternocleidomastoid
diaphragm
rectus abdominus
13
the coronal plane of the body is divided into
all of these
top and bottom
front and back
left and right
14
the dura mater, arachnoid mater, and pia mater are parts of the
nasal cavity
meninges
larynx
plueral linings
15
Secondary function of the larynx is
listen to others
sound production
keep airway open
have parties
16
Clavicular breathing involves this muscle:
internal intercostals
sternocleidomastoid
diaphragm
rectus abdominus
17
the total amount of air inhaled after tidal inhalation is
expiratory reserve
inspiratory reserve
tidal volume
residual volume
18
Which vertebrae are attached to the rib cage?
cervical
saccryl
lumbar
thoracic
19
The right lung is more susceptible to aspiration because of the
quantity of fluid
angle of bronchial tubes
plueral linings
cerebrum
20
the total amount of air inhaled and exhaled in a respiratory cycle is
inspiratory reserve
tidal volume
expiratory reserve
residual volume
21
as volume increases, pressure decreases is a concept of
Boyles law
neurochronaxy
Myoelastic aerodynamic
Bernoulli effect
22
the structure that coordinates motor movements is the
plueral linings
orbicularis oris
genioglossus
cerebellum
23
tissue elasticity and force and pressure of air in phonation is a concept of
Boyles law
Bernoulli effect
Myoelastic aerodynamic
neurochronaxy
24
Which muscles of the larynx raise and lower the larynx?
palatal muscles
Intrinsic
Extrinsic
pharyngeal constrictors
25
the space between the true and false vocal folds is the
ossicles
ventricle
glottis
vestibule
26
the temporal lobe controls
cognition and motor
vision
auditory
sensory
27
The cranial, spinal, and autonomic nerves are the parts of the
CNS
MPT
PNS
ACT
28
velocity of air increases and pressure decreases at a constriction point is a concept of
Bernoulli effect
Boyles law
neurochronaxy
Myoelastic aerodynamic
29
the sagittal plane of the body is divided into
front and back
top and bottom
all of these
left and right
30
Efferent pathways flow to the cerebrum is motor and
both of these
toward cerebrum
away from cerebrum
neither of these
31
the parietal lobe controls
vision
auditory
cognition and motor
sensory
32
The brain and the spinal cord are the parts of the
PNS
CNS
ACT
MPT
33
Which vertebrae support the skull?
lumbar
cervical
thoracic
saccryl
34
the frontal lobe controls
cognition and motor
vision
auditory
sensory
35
the total amount of air always remaining in the lungs is
expiratory reserve
residual volume
tidal volume
inspiratory reserve
36
the space between the vocal folds is the
ventricle
glottis
vestibule
ossicles
37
Afferent pathways flow to the cerebrum is sensory and
toward cerebrum
neither of these
away from cerebrum
both of these