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Voice and voice disorders final study prep session #1
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1
Laryngectomee patients can breathe through their nose but not their mouth.
True
False
2
The period for returning to voice use after all vocal surgeries varies depending on multiple factors.
True
False
3
There is only 1 successful substance used for injection augmentations during vocal fold injection augmentation.
True
False
4
LPR and GERD are the same thing with the same symptomology.
True
False
5
Phonosurgical removal of a cyst is the least common treatment choice.
False
True
6
Voice recovery can be affected by many factors. Which is NOT one of those factors?
Nature of the injury & underlying medical conditions
Psychological factors
Treatment approach
Hair color
7
What is the primary muscular force responsible for generating negative intrathoracic pressure during quiet inspiration?
Rectus abdominis engagement
External intercostals contraction
Sternocleidomastoid activation
Diaphragm contraction
8
With ___________ there is a reduction in sensory nerve endings in the larynx and thus reduced laryngeal sensitivity.
Irritable Larynx Syndrome
Cigarette smoking
Aging
Laryngospasm
9
Subglottal pressure is best described by which phrase below?
Air pressure BELOW the vocal folds
Air pressure inside the mouth
Air pressure within the lower right lobe of the lung
Air pressure ABOVE the vocal folds
10
Vocal fold paralysis may resolve without intervention what time period?
1-2 weeks
2-4 months
6-9 months
3-4 weeks
11
Vocal folds are complete as early as the 12th week of fetal development.
False
True
12
We typically associate the countertenor voice type with:
Any gender
Female gender
Male gender
13
Lasers can be used in voice surgery, especially for
Correcting a glottic gap
Removal of larger non-vascular lesions
Varix or papillomatosis
14
Vocal fold paralysis is never life threatening.
False
True
15
When children experience voice disorders, the impact to their life might include:
Hindrance of academic goals
No impact
Age-related atrophy of muscle of the larynx
Occupational difficulties
16
The cough reflex involves both cranial nerve X and ...
V
XII
IX
III
17
Damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) results in weakness or paralysis of the thyroarytenoid.
False
True
18
SLPs only evaluate the speaking voice of professional singers, not the singing voice.
True
False
19
What vocal symptom is commonly associated with phonotrauma?
Hoarseness & vocal fatigue
High pitch
20
Vocal Function Exercises do not have any scientific evidence.
True
False
21
Damage to the superior laryngeal nerve (SLN) results in the inability to phonate at higher pitches.
True
False
22
Complete voice rest is generally recommended for a period of time after surgery
True
False
23
Adequate hydration is essential for vocal hygiene, as it helps maintain VF lubrication and prevents vocal fatigue.
True
False
24
A singer who occasionally sings for money, but it's not their exclusive source of income would be classified as:
Music educator
Professional singer
Semiprofessional singer
Amateur singer
25
An artificial larynx is implanted into the pharynx after a laryngectomy
True
False
26
Which of the following is NOT a component typically included in a comprehensive voice evaluation?
Perceptual assessment
Acoustic analysis
Cardiac function testing
Case history and interview
27
Which of these voice disorders was formerly thought to be a psychological disorder in origin?
Parkinson's disease
Spasmodic Dysphonia
Essential tremor
Multiple sclerosis
28
The primary goal of voice therapy is to:
teach everyone to sing professionally
restore the best voice possible
completely heal the voice
29
In the context of dyspnea assessment, which respiratory parameter is often measured to evaluate ventilatory efficiency?
Maximum Inspiratory Pressure (MIP)
Respiratory Rate (RR)
Forced Vital Capacity
Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF)
30
The vocal fold pathology that tends to develop suddenly rather than gradually over time is:
Vocal fold cysts
Vocal fold granuloma
Vocal fold polyps
Vocal fold nodules
31
Vocal fold nodules typically develop bilaterally.
True
False
32
Some surgical procedures for the voice can be done with a patient awake.
True
False
33
Which of the following vocal behaviors is most likely to contribute to phonotrauma?
Using a soft voice consistently
Yelling or shouting frequently
Speaking in a monotone pitch
Speaking at a moderate volume with proper breath support
34
The larynx is the lowest structure in the upper respiratory tract.
True
False
35
All Otolaryngologists (ENT's) specialize in voice.
False
True
36
The muscle spindles found in the TA muscle are most analogous to the type of muscle spindles found in:
Muscles of extension
Muscles of flexion
Weight-bearing muscles
Muscles that move the eye
37
Mechanical properties of the VFs dictates how we control pitch. Select conditions that are required for lowering pitch.
Increasing length of the vocal folds (at rest)
Decreasing mass of the vocal folds
Decreasing stiffness of the vocal folds
Increasing mass of the vocal folds
38
This type of voice therapy uses techniques that tries to elicit a desired behavioral pattern.
vocal hygiene
physiologic voice therapy
symptomatic voice therapy
psychogenic voice therapy
39
Which of the following professions are NOT typically part of the management team for those with head and neck cancer?
Pediatrician
Oncologist
Registered dietician
Nurse
40
An element of healthy singing routine should include a warm-up and also
None of these options
A hot shower
A cool down
Yoga
41
Candidiasis often resembles __________.
Vocal fold hemorrhage
Vocal fold cyst
Leukoplakia
Cancer
42
Differences between the adult and pediatric larynx includes the following (mark all that apply):
Calcification of the laryngeal cartilages
Differentiation of the vocal folds into layers
Number of cartilages
Height of the larynx within the pharynx
43
Which of the following factors is NOT typically associated with promoting vocal health?
Regular vocal rest breaks
Proper vocal warm-up exercises
Adequate hydration
Excessive throat clearing
44
During a voice evaluation, which of the following is NOT typically assessed through acoustic analysis?
Pitch range
Fundamental frequency (F0)
Harmonics-to-noise ratio (HNR)
Vocal fold symmetry
45
Multiple types of collagens are found in the vocal folds.
True
False
46
Stridor is sometimes associated with Paradoxical vocal fold motion (PVFM).
True
False
47
Which of the following factors contributes to passive expiration during rest?
Activation of the accessory respiratory muscles
Increased compliance of the lungs
Contraction of the internal intercostal muscles
Relaxation of the diaphragm
48
When a wound happens to one of the layers of the vocal folds, the Extra-Cellular Matrix becomes damaged and results in:
Blister
Hemorrhage
Scar tissue
Bruise
49
Professional singers will often see a voice teacher in addition to a voice-specialist SLP.
True
False
50
Dysphonia is never related to dysarthria
False
True