Study sets matching "anatomy physiology speech nerves"
Study sets
Diagrams
Classes
Users
I. Olfactory
II. Optic
III. Occulomotor
IV. Trochlear
-Afferent... -Responsible for sense of smell
-Afferent... -Primary nerve of sight
-Efferent... -Motor nerve fibers to eyelids and ocular muscles
-Efferent... -Supplies oblique muscle of eye
I. Olfactory
-Afferent... -Responsible for sense of smell
II. Optic
-Afferent... -Primary nerve of sight
Phonation
Pharyngeal... Oral... Nasal
Laryngeal cavity/Larynx
Respiratory passage
Production of sound by the vibration of the vocal folds.
Speech sounds modified within which three cavities?
Where do the vocal folds lie?
The larynx is the superior continuation of which passage?
Phonation
Production of sound by the vibration of the vocal folds.
Pharyngeal... Oral... Nasal
Speech sounds modified within which three cavities?
Anatomy
Biology
Physiology
false
the study of structure of organisms and the relations of their…
the science that deals with the phenomenon of life and living…
specialized field within biology, which can be defined as the…
anatomical structures across individuals do not vary
Anatomy
the study of structure of organisms and the relations of their…
Biology
the science that deals with the phenomenon of life and living…
Diaphragm
External intercostal muscles
Internal intercostal muscles
Levator Costarum Brevis
Origin: Xiphoid process of sternum, Inner surface of ribs 7-12…
Origin: lower surface of each rib (Except #12)... Insertion: uppe…
Origin: Lower borders of first 11 ribs... Insertion: into ribs be…
Origin: Transverse processes of C7 to T11... Insertion: into rib…
Diaphragm
Origin: Xiphoid process of sternum, Inner surface of ribs 7-12…
External intercostal muscles
Origin: lower surface of each rib (Except #12)... Insertion: uppe…
olfactory nerve (I)
optic nerve (II)
oculomotor nerve (III)
trochlear nerve (IV)
sensory, relays information from nerves of olfactory epitheliu…
sensory, relays visual information from retina; right & left o…
motor, principally involved in control of eye movements throug…
motor, innervates superior oblique muscle & is purely motor ne…
olfactory nerve (I)
sensory, relays information from nerves of olfactory epitheliu…
optic nerve (II)
sensory, relays visual information from retina; right & left o…
Anatomy
Physiology
Features of living Cells
Tissues
The study of the structure of organisms and the relations of t…
The study of the function of organisms and their parts.
Irritability, growth, spontaneous movement, metabolism, reprod…
When cells group together to perform a common function, the co…
Anatomy
The study of the structure of organisms and the relations of t…
Physiology
The study of the function of organisms and their parts.
Cranial nerves critical for speech and…
Corticospinal tract
Corticobulbar tract
Cranial nerves that receive bilateral p…
Trigeminal (V); Facial (VII); Vestibuloacoustic (VIII); Glosso…
Mediates voluntary movements of skeletal muscles through spina…
Controls facial and associated muscles through activation of c…
Trigeminal, facial, vagus, and glossopharyngeal; clinical impl…
Cranial nerves critical for speech and…
Trigeminal (V); Facial (VII); Vestibuloacoustic (VIII); Glosso…
Corticospinal tract
Mediates voluntary movements of skeletal muscles through spina…
Anatomy
Physiology
Anatomical Position
Anterior
The study of the structure of organisms and the relations betw…
Science dealing with the way in which a living organism or bod…
-the professional, agreed upon terms, of the understanding of…
towards the front-more directional
Anatomy
The study of the structure of organisms and the relations betw…
Physiology
Science dealing with the way in which a living organism or bod…
Define Anatomy
Define physiology
Define the sub-specializations of anato…
Applied Anatomy
The study of the structure and the physical relationship betwe…
The study of the functions organs and systems perform. what is…
1. Applied anatomy... 2. Descriptive anatomy ... 3. Gross anatomy... 4.…
The anatomical study for the diagnosis and treatment of diseas…
Define Anatomy
The study of the structure and the physical relationship betwe…
Define physiology
The study of the functions organs and systems perform. what is…
Anatomy
Branches of Anatomy
Microscopic
macroscopic (Gross)
study of the STRUCTURE of an organism, human or animal form by…
-applied/clinical... -descriptive/systematic... -gross anatomy... -micr…
deals with structures that cannot be seen without magnification
involves examination of relatively large structures that are v…
Anatomy
study of the STRUCTURE of an organism, human or animal form by…
Branches of Anatomy
-applied/clinical... -descriptive/systematic... -gross anatomy... -micr…
Intrinsic laryngeal muscles: adductors…
Function and innervation of lateral cri…
Function and innervation of Transverse…
Function and innervation of oblique ary…
Lateral cricoarytenoid, ... transverse arytenoid, ... oblique aryt…
Adduct vocal cords. Increases medial compresseion. ... X vagus,…
Adducts vocal folds... X vagus. Recurrent laryngeal nerve
Pulls the apex medially: adduct... X Vagus, recurrent laryngeal…
Intrinsic laryngeal muscles: adductors…
Lateral cricoarytenoid, ... transverse arytenoid, ... oblique aryt…
Function and innervation of lateral cri…
Adduct vocal cords. Increases medial compresseion. ... X vagus,…
Diaphragm
External intercostal muscles
Internal intercostal muscles
Levator Costarum Brevis
Origin: Xiphoid process of sternum, Inner surface of ribs 7-12…
Origin: lower surface of each rib (Except #12)... Insertion: uppe…
Origin: Lower borders of first 11 ribs... Insertion: into ribs be…
Origin: Transverse processes of C7 to T11... Insertion: into rib…
Diaphragm
Origin: Xiphoid process of sternum, Inner surface of ribs 7-12…
External intercostal muscles
Origin: lower surface of each rib (Except #12)... Insertion: uppe…
Phonation
Pharyngeal... Oral... Nasal
Laryngeal cavity/Larynx
Respiratory passage
Production of sound by the vibration of the vocal folds.
Speech sounds modified within which three cavities?
Where do the vocal folds lie?
The larynx is the superior continuation of which passage?
Phonation
Production of sound by the vibration of the vocal folds.
Pharyngeal... Oral... Nasal
Speech sounds modified within which three cavities?
what are the four regions of the adult…
cerebral hemispheres
Longitudinal fissure
Corpus callosum
1. cerebral hemispheres... 2. diencephalon... 3. brain stem... 4. cereb…
forms the superior part of the brain; receives sensory informa…
deep medial groove; separates the L and R cerebral hemispheres
connects the R and L cerebral hemispheres; contains over 200 m…
what are the four regions of the adult…
1. cerebral hemispheres... 2. diencephalon... 3. brain stem... 4. cereb…
cerebral hemispheres
forms the superior part of the brain; receives sensory informa…
List the cranial nerves concerned with…
List the cranial nerves concerned with…
Cranial nerve I
Cranial nerve II
-trigeminal (motor fibers to the chewing muscles)... -facial (tas…
oculomotor, abducens, trochlear, optic
olfactory nerve
optic nerve
List the cranial nerves concerned with…
-trigeminal (motor fibers to the chewing muscles)... -facial (tas…
List the cranial nerves concerned with…
oculomotor, abducens, trochlear, optic
Main role of larynx is
s response to irritant - sensory portio…
Deep inhalation through widely abducted…
Not as violent as a full cough but stre…
protective function
coughing
Coughing
Throat clearing
Main role of larynx is
protective function
s response to irritant - sensory portio…
coughing
Cranial Nerve I (Olfactory)
Cranial Nerve II (Optic)
Cranial Nerve III (Oculomotor)
Cranial Nerve IV (Trochlear)
Function: Receives sensory information from the nose.... Locatio…
Function: Receives sensory information from the eye, conductin…
Function: Conducts motor information to move the muscle partic…
Function: Conducts motor information to the eye muscles, parti…
Cranial Nerve I (Olfactory)
Function: Receives sensory information from the nose.... Locatio…
Cranial Nerve II (Optic)
Function: Receives sensory information from the eye, conductin…