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23 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
A

A

Epoglottis
B

B

Posterior cricoarytenoid cartilage
C

C

Cricoid cartilage
D

D

Lateral cricoarytenoid (underneath)
E

E

Superior thyroarytenoid muscle
A

A

Epiglottis
B

B

Hyoid bone
C

C

Superior cornu (on the thyroid cartilage)
D

D

Oblique arytenoid muscle
E

E

Posterior cricoarytenoid membrane
A

A

Anterior
B

B

Posterior
C

C

Valleculi
D

D

Epiglottis
E

E

Cuneiform cartilage
F

F

Arytenoids
G

G

Vocal folds

Venticular folds
A

A

Arytenoid cartilage
B

B

Thyrovocalis
C

C

Thyromuscularis
D

D

Cricoid cartilage
E

E

Thyroid cartilage