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1What is the largest mobile articulator?
- Athe mandible
- Bthe tongue
- Cthe lips
2The mobile articulators are [blank_start]___________[blank_end]
- Atongue, larynx,pharynx,velum,cheek, lip
3Resonant frequency of a cavity is governed by
- Alength and height
- Bvolume and length
- Cvolume and weight
- Dmass and length
4Resonant frequency is the frequency of a sound that a cavity [blank_start]______________[blank_end]
- Amost effectively responds and projects
5The vocal tract can be thought of as [blank_start]__________[blank_end]
- Aa series of linked tubes
6The vocal tract consists of
- Aoral cavity
- Besophagus
- Cpharynx
- Dnasal cavity
- Eteeth
7Define articulation [blank_start]________[blank_end]
- AThe process of joining two elements
8Select the immobile articulators
- Aalveolar ridge
- Btongue
- Clips
- Dhard palate
- Eteeth
- Fvelum
9Select all the bones of the face
- Amaxillae
- Bclavicle
- Cmandible
- Dlacrimal bone
- Evomer
- Foccipital bone
- Gnasal bone
- Hpalatine bone
- Izygomatic bone
- Jnasal conchae
10The mandible begins at birth as two separately paired bones.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11The mastoid portion of the temporal bone is [blank_start]_______________[blank_end]
- Athe most posterior
12Name the cranial bones
- Atemporal bone
- Boccipital bone
- Cparietal bone
- Dfrontal bone
- Esphenoid
- Fethmoid
13The tympanic portion of the temporal bone includes the walls of the external auditory meatus.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Label the temporal bone
- Asquamous
- Btympanic
- Cmastoid
15What passes through the foramen magnum in the skull?
- Acervical vertebrae
- Bspinal cord
16The occipital bone articulates with the
- Athe frontal bone
- Bthe parietal bone
- Cthe temporal bone
- Dthe sphenoid bone
17Unpaired frontal bone creates
- Aexternal auditory meatus
- Bbony forehead
- Canterior cranial case
- Doccipital bone
- Esupraorbital region
18The coronal view of the sphenoid looks like a bat
- ATrue
- BFalse
19The perpendicular plate of the ethmoid projects down and makes up
- Asupraorbital region
- Bsuperior nasal septum
- Cmaxillae
- Dmiddle nasal conchae
20The sphenoid is behind the
- Aforamen magnum
- Boccipital bone
- Cethmoid
21Palatine bones form
- Arear of the hard palate and floor of the nasal cavity
- Bthe vomer and nasal conchae
- Cethmoid
22The frontal process reaches up to articulate with [blank_start].......[blank_end]
- Athe forehead bone
23The petrous portion of the temporal bone includes
- Athe ear drum
- Bthe cochlea and the semicircular cancals
24Cranial nerve 5 passes through the mental foramen.
- ATrue
- BFalse
25The maxillae is also known as the
- Aupper jaw
- Blower jaw
26Source filter theory is when sounds are shaped by the source that produces them and [blank_start]the filters that modify them[blank_end]
- Athe filters that modify them
27What are the inferior nasal conchae?
- ALarge bones that rest in the nasal cavity
- BThe most superior nasal conchae in the nasal cavity
- CSmall scroll like bones on the lateral surface of the nasal cavity
28What is the name of the blue bone shown in the picture below?
- ANasal conchae
- BVomer
- CSphenoid
29The zygomatic bone is also known as the [blank_start]cheek bone[blank_end]
- Acheek bone
30The sockets that the teeth fit into are known as the [blank_start]dental alveoli[blank_end]
- Adental alveoli
31The three parts of the palatine bone are the
[blank_start]horizontal plates[blank_end]
[blank_start]perpendicular plates[blank_end]
[blank_start]orbital process[blank_end]- Ahorizontal plates
- Bperpendicular plates
- Corbital process
32The nasal conchae is lined with [blank_start]mucosa[blank_end] and is [blank_start]vascularized[blank_end]
- Amucosa
- Bvascularized
33What is the function of the nasal conchae?
- ATo dehumidify and cool the air inspired
- BTo warm and humidify air inspired
34The vomer makes up what part of the septum?
- Asuperior and lateral
- Binferior and posterior
35The maxillae does not make up part of the orbit.
- ATrue
- BFalse
36Select where the zygomatic bone articulates
- Athe mandible
- Bthe maxillae
- Cthe frontal bone (frontal process)
- Dthe occipital bone
- Etemporal bone and zygomatic arch (temporal process)
37By changing tongue position (and sometimes lips) you change [blank_start]the volume and length of the oral cavity[blank_end].
- Athe volume and length of the oral cavity
38The filter for raw sound is the vocal tract.
- ATrue
- BFalse
39Name the bone highlighted in this image.
- Anasal bone
40Select the parts of the maxillae
- Athe occipital bone
- Bthe mandible
- Cthe zygomatic process
- Dthe buccal cavity
- Ealveolar process
- Fintermaxillary suture
41What makes up most of the hard palate and the upper dental ridge? [blank_start]the maxillae[blank_end]
- Athe maxillae
42The palatoglossus depresses the [blank_start]velum[blank_end] and [blank_start]elevates the back of the tongue[blank_end] for high back vowels.
- Avelum
- Belevates the back of the tongue
43When the velum is lowered/depressed, what happens?
- Aincreased nasal airflow
- Bdecreased nasal airflow
44What forms the anterior faucial pillars? [blank_start]the palatoglossus[blank_end]
- Athe palatoglossus
45What's the origin and insertion of the palatoglossus?
- AIt originates at the palate and inserts into the side of the tongue.
- BIt originates in the velum and inserts into the back of the tongue.
46Label this image
- Apalatoglossus
- Bstyloglossus
- Cgenioglossus
- Dhyoglossus
47The hyoglossus draw the tongue [blank_start]back and downward[blank_end] for [blank_start]low and back[blank_end] vowels.
- Aback and downward
- Blow and back
48The styloglossus draws the tongue [blank_start]up and backwards[blank_end].
- Aup and backwards
49What do both the anterior and posterior fibers of the genioglossus do?
- Aprotrude the tongue
- Bdepress the middle of the tongue
- Cretract the tongue
50Which muscle is the primary mover of the tongue?
- Astyloglossus
- Bthe palatoglossus
- Cthe hyoglossus
- Dthe genioglossus
51What is another way to say ankyloglossia? [blank_start]tongue tie[blank_end]
- Atongue tie
52Tissue going down the bottom of the tongue that restricts it is called the
- Apalatoglossus
- Bthe uvula
- Cthe apex of the tongue
- Dthe lingual frenulum
53Muscles of the tongue are divided into [blank_start]intrinsic and extrinsic muscles[blank_end]
- Aintrinsic and extrinsic muscles
54Which muscles narrow the tongue and bunch it?
- Atransverse muscles
- Binferior longitudinal muscles
- Csuperior longitudinal muscles
- Dvertical muscles
55The tip of the tongue has sensors for which tastes?
- Abitter and salty
- Bsalty and sweet
- Csour and bitter
- Dsweet and sour
56What is the name of the medial portion of the tongue that divides it into left and right sides? [blank_start]the central sulcus[blank_end]
- Athe central sulcus
57The superior surface of the tongue is also called the [blank_start]dorsum[blank_end]
- Adorsum
58The floor of the nasal cavity is the
- Ahard palate
- Bsoft palate
59The nasal septum is made up of
- Avomer
- Bfrontal bone
- Cplate of ethmoid
- Dcartilage
- Esphenoid
60Which muscle opens the eustachian tube?
- Athe palatoglossus
- Bthe tensor veli palatini
- Cthe lavator veli palatini
- Dthe velum
61Mastication is another word for [blank_start]chewing[blank_end] and [blank_start]deglutition[blank_end] is another word for swallowing.
- Achewing
- Bdeglutition
62The pharyngeal cavity extends from the VFs/aditus down to the region behind the nasal cavity.
- ATrue
- BFalse
63Label the tonsils
- Apharyngeal tonsils (adenoids)
- Bpalatine tonsils
- Clingual tonsils
64What is the function of the palatine tonsils?
- ATo stop food from falling in the buccal cavity
- BTo help articulate certain sounds
- CImmunological purposes, to filter the air
65The tongue occupies most of the
- Aupper mouth
- Blower mouth
66The faucial pillars house the [blank_start]palatine tonsils[blank_end]
- Apalatine tonsils
67The [blank_start]median raphe[blank_end] divides the hard palate into equal halves
- Amedian raphe
68Select the parts of the oral cavity
- Avocal folds
- Bhard palate
- Crugae
- Dmedian raphe
69The oral cavity extends from the mouth opening to the [blank_start]posterior faucial pillars[blank_end]
- Aposterior faucial pillars
70Select all cavities of the vocal tract
- Aoral
- Bbuccal
- Cnasal
- Dpharyngeal
71A class 3 malocclusion is also known as
- Aan overbite
- Ban underbite
- Ca normal bite
72A class 2 malocclusion is also known as
- Aan underbite
- Band overbite
- Ca normal bite
73A class 1 occlusion is also known as
- Aan overbite
- Ban underbite
- Ca normal bite
74On each arch, there are [blank_start]6[blank_end] molars, [blank_start]4[blank_end] bicuspds, [blank_start]2[blank_end] cuspid (canines), and [blank_start]4[blank_end] incisors
- A6
- B4
- C2
- D4
75The three parts of the teeth are
- Athe top, bottom, and middle
- Broot, medial section, neck
- Ccrown, neck, root
76What are the muscles of mastication? [blank_start]Masseter[blank_end], [blank_start]temporalis,[blank_end] [blank_start]medial pterygoid[blank_end], [blank_start]lateral pterygoid[blank_end], [blank_start]digastricus,[blank_end] [blank_start]mylohyoid[blank_end][blank_start], geniohyoid[blank_end], and the [blank_start]platysma[blank_end]
- AMasseter
- Btemporalis,
- Cmedial pterygoid
- Dlateral pterygoid
- Edigastricus,
- Fmylohyoid
- G, geniohyoid
- Hplatysma
77What does the lateral pterygoid do?
- Acloses the mandible and holds it shut at rest
- Bprotrudes the mandible and helps with grinding
- Copens the mandible wide
78What does the geniohyoid do during mastication?
- Acloses the mandible
- Bpulls the mandible down, opens it
79What does the mylohyoid do during mastication?
- Acloses the mandible
- Bpulls the mandible down
80What does the digastric do during mastication?
- Ait closes the mandible
- Bit opens the mandible
81The levator veli palatini is the
- Aprimary elevator of the soft palate
- Bthe primary depressor of the soft palate
82Which muscle is responsible for dilating the eustachian tube and allowing air to go to the middle ear?
- Alavator veli palatini
- Btensor veli palatini
- Cmylohyoid
- Dgeniohyoid
83List the four steps of mastication and deglutition.
1. [blank_start]Oral prep[blank_end]- food is placed in mouth, tongue responsible for manipulating it, mastication, mixed with saliva, buccinator contracts keeping food from entering buccal cavities.
2. Oral stage- mastication stops, tongue pushes bolus back to faucial pillar, swallow reflex is triggered
3. Pharyngeal stage- soft palate closes/elevates, respiration stops, lips seal, true and false vocal folds close, epiglottis drops, larynx comes up to meet, upper esophageal sphincter relaxes, bolus propelled by contraction of the pharyngeal constrictors
4 Esophageal phase- reflexive, bolus propelled by peristalsis- AOral prep
- Boral stage
- Cpharyneal stage
- Desophageal phase
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