Shs 310 exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The volume of air in the lungs after a maximal inhalation correct answers total lung capacity The max volume that can be inspired from end of tidal cycle correct answers Vital Capacity Max volume that can be inspired from end of tidal cycle correct answers Inspiratory Capacity volume of air in lungs after a typical expiration correct answers Functional residual Capacity Spine: Cereal __ Tacos ___ Lasagna ___ correct answers Cervical 7, thoracic 12, lumbar 5 _____ _____ ______ w...

Which of the following statements regarding vowels is FALSE? A) Vowels are coded by place and degree of major constriction B) All vowels are nasal phonemes C) Lip rounding occurs to varying degrees with most back vowels D) All vowels are voiced in English correct answers B) All vowels are nasal phonemes Which structure is part of the horizontal plate of the palatine bone? A) Posterior nasal spine B) Premaxilla C) Intermaxillary suture D) Incisive foramen correct answers A) Posterior n...

Deglutition correct answers Placing food or liquid in oral cavity Moving it backward to pharynx Propelling it into esophagus Letting it travel down to stomach Eating and drinking correct answers Require coordination of many structures Coordination of lips, mandible, tongue, velum, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, etc. Esophagus correct answers 20 cm flexible tube Upper esophageal sphincter (cricopharyngeus muscle) Lower esophageal sphincter Pressures at rest correct answers Oral cavity...

Functions of Larynx Biological correct answers -prevent water & food from going into lungs -blocks airways when we swallowing Function of Larynx Non-Biologival correct answers -production of phonation Cartilages of larynx correct answers - Thyroid cartilage - Cricoid cartilage - Arytenoid cartilages - Epiglottis Corniculate cartilages Cuneiform cartilages Thyroid cartilage correct answers Thyroid lamina Thyroid notch Superior cornua Inferior cornua Cricoid cartilage corre...

SHS 310 Exam Questions with All Correct Answers What are some ways we can view a swallow - Answer- barium swallow: with x-ray machine using barium solution and swallow it and see what happens as it goes down ( does it get stuck, does it leak when chewing, does it head down pathway before its supposed to) endoscopy: camera that goes down through the nose to the back of the throat Limits of barium swallow and endoscopy - Answer- barium swallow: there is a time limit, only at a side view ...

What are the twelve cranial nerves (#1)? correct answers Olfactory (CN I) Function of the olfactory nerve correct answers Smell What are the twelve cranial nerves (#2)? correct answers Optic (CN II) Function of the optic nerve correct answers Carries visual information to the brain What are the twelve cranial nerves (#3)? correct answers Oculomotor (CN III) Function of the Oculomotor nerve correct answers Elevation of the upper eyelid and coordination of the eye muscles What ar...

What are the regions involved in swallowing? correct answers oral cavity, upper esophageal sphincter, esophagus, lower esophageal sphincter, stomach What is the pressure in the oral cavity? correct answers 0 cm What is the pressure in the UES? correct answers 40-80 cm What is the pressure in the esophagus? correct answers -5 cm What is the pressure in the lower esophageal sphincter? correct answers 40-80 cm What is the pressure in the stomach? correct answers 5 cm What kind of ...

Neurology correct answers - Encode concept into verbal symbol (idea becomes a word) - Plan out the sequencing of muscle contraction - Initiate movement Respiration correct answers Driving force (energy source) Phonation correct answers Sound generator Articulation correct answers Sound filter/shaper Planes of Orientation correct answers - Coronal: separates front from back - Sagittal: separates left from right - Transverse: separates top from bottom Directional Terms correct ...

SHS 310 Exam 3 Questions and Correct Answers Already Passed The palatopharyngeus is an important muscle for swallowing because: - Answer- it narrows the pharynx & lowers the soft palate T/F: As F1 gets higher, the tongue gets lower & as F2 gets higher, the tongue gets more back. - Answer- FALSE- first part is true but F2 gets higher when the tongue moves forward in the oral cavity. So a high F1 and high F2 means the tongue would be in a high-front position in the mouth, like for the vowel ...

Importance of typical eating/drinking correct answers Main source of nutrients, social bonding Disordered swallowing correct answers Drooling, painful, heartburn, acid reflux, choking, aspiration How does chewing work? correct answers Innervation of cheek muscles to keep food in the mouth Mandibular muscles role in chewing correct answers Pulling jaw down Masseter and temporals role in chewing correct answers Pulling jaw down and putting force on food Tongue role in chewing correc...