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entrance to lower respiratory tract
larynx
these are 3 functions of which organ: Control the air flow between the pharynx and the trachea, prevent food or fluid from getting into the trachea (and thus the lungs) upon swallowing, and produce the sound vibrations
larynx
voice box =
larynx
the following are 9 cartilages of which organ: thyroid, cricoid, 2 arytenoids, epiglottis, hyaline, 2 corniculate, and 2 cuneiform
larynx
Adam's apple =
laryngeal prominence
largest of larynx cartilages
thyroid cartilage
cartilage that is ring-shaped and makes up lower end of larynx
cricoid cartilage
what pair of larynx cartilages are located above the cricoid and attach to the vocal cords
arytenoid cartilages
2 pairs of strong connective tissue bands that are stretched across upper opening of larynx
vocal cords
name of the 2 pairs of vocal cords
true and false
false vocal cords =
ventricular folds
function of false vocal cords are/are not used in sound production
are not
which vocal cords vibrate to caused sound as air moves through them
true vocal cords
larynx opens at its lower end into the ...
trachea (windpipe)
trachea =
windpipe
cartilage which is a series of 16-20 C-shaped rings that make up the wall of trachea
hyaline cartilage
flap of cartilage that covers the windpipe when swallowing occurs, presenting food and liquids from entering trachea
epiglottis
windpipe covering =
epiglottis
small conical piece of flesh that hangs down from the posterior portion of the soft palate
uvula
remnant that is left as the soft palate forms during fetal development and serves no particular physiological purpose
uvula
minute, hairlike processes =
cilia
shield-shaped cartilage of larynx
thyroid cartilage
vocal cord cartilage
arytenoid
hairlike projection from surface of a cell
cilium