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| ______ is called voice box. At this level of speech production, there is no phonemic discrimination yet. |
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| The process of bringing two or more moveable speech structures together to form the sounds of speech. |
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| Complete velopharyngeal closure is required for the production of oral sounds since it will prevent air leakage to nasopharyngeal space and nasal cavity. A muscle that contributes to velopharyngeal closure through elevating the velum is: |
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| The following are facial bones except for: |
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1. maxilla bone
2. lacrimal bone
3. palatine bone
4. zygomatic bone
5. parietal bone |
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| A single bone forming the anterior and posterior part of the medial nasal cavities. |
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| The primary muscle of the lips |
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| The laryngealpharynx and the oropharynx change resonance characteristics of each phoneme. The nasopharynx adds noticeable resonance to which sounds? |
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| ____ is an important structure because it contains the lower teeth and major extrinsic tongue muscles which are crucial for correct production of consonantal phonemes. This is also a major bone for mastication. |
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| ____ forms the floor of the nose and the nasal cavity. It is also a major bone of the roof of the mouth. |
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| Palatine process of the maxilla |
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| All of the following bones form a part of the eye socket except for: |
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1. Zygomatic bone
2. Frontal bone
3. Ethomoid bone
4. Sphenoid bone
5. Lacrimal bone |
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| Facial expressions are important for |
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| efficient verbal communication |
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| In humans, the tooth-bearing bones are ____ and the ______. |
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| Retrognatic jaw corresponds to (mal) occlusion of: |
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| Prognatic jaw corresponds to (mal) occlusion of: |
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An adult has 34 permanent teeth. |
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An adult has 18 permanent molars. |
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| For alveolar stop sounds, the tip of the tongue should be blocked by |
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We have two alveolar processes by which tooth roots are supported. |
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The movements of the tongue, necessary for rapid articulation of phonemes, require very delicate control of the related muscles. |
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| Superior longitudinal muscle: |
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| shorten the tongue and raise the tip of the tongue. |
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| Velopharyngeal insufficiency causes |
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| All of the following are extrinsic tongue muscles except for: |
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1. Genioglossus
2. Hyoglossus
3. Superior longitudinal muscle
4. Styloglossus
5. Palatoglassus |
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| Posterior portion of genioglossus muscle: |
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| Depress the velum and elevates the tongue |
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| Originate from the temporal bone |
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| Pulls the tongue backwards |
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| The structure at the inferior portion of the tongue that connects the tongue with the lower jaw (mandible) is called: |
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| _______ is the most superficial of the mastication muscles. It is a massive and very strong muscle that is efficient for chewing. |
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| All of the following muscles are used for depressing the mandible except for: |
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1. Digastric muscles
2. Stylohyoid muscles
3. Mylohyoid muscles
4. Geniohyoid muscles |
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| When a person is producing voiced and voiceless sounds 'th' sounds as in 'think' or 'they', the muscle that is most involved is the: |
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| When a person is adducting and abducting the vocal fold, which muscles are most involved with that process? |
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1. Thyroaryteniods
2. LCA (lateral cricoaryteniod)
3. Transverse aryteniods |
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| Styloglossus muscle is important for the articulation of: |
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| All of the following are inserted in to or originate from the lips except for: |
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1. Levator anguli oris
2. Buccinators
3. Rizorius
4. Levator Labii Superios
5. None of the above |
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| The most mobile articulator for the production of consonants and vowels is: |
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