Anatomy And Physiology Of Speech Mechanism 1 Jeopardy Template

Respiratory System	Velopharyngeal Nasal System	Velopharyngeal nasal physiology	Velopharyngeal Nasal Physiology	Anatomy and Physiology
100 What is the number of ribs in the human body? 12	100 What is the number of cranial bones? 8	100 What muscle raises the velum? levator palatine	100 What is velopharyngeal; closure? Elevation and retraction of velum towards pharynx	100 What is the study of body structure? Anatomy
200 What makes up the breathing apparatus? pulmonary apparatus and chest wall	200 What is the number of facial bones involved in speech? 14	200 What muscles narrow the pharynx? pharyngeal constrictors	200 What is hypernasal speech? Results from lack of velopharyngeal closure	200 What is the study of body function? Physiology
300 What are parts of the lower respiratory system? trachea, lungs and bronchi	300 What bone is the cheek bone? zygomatic	300 What muscle depresses the velum? glossopalatine	300 What is cranial nerve X This nerve supplies the levator palatine	300 What is the sagittal suture? This suture divides the skull into left and right parts
400 What is the term for moving air in and out of the body? ventilation	400 What bone forms the upper jaw? maxilla	400 What is velopharyngeal closure? Separation of oral and nasal cavities	400 What is cranial nerve X This nerve supplies the glossopalatine	400 What is the lambdoidal suture? This suture is found on the posterior/inferior aspects of the skull
500 In what direction does the diaphragm move during inspiration? downward movement of diaphragm	500 What is the lower jaw? mandible	500 What are the vowels and consonants, except the nasals? velopharyngeal closure happens when producing these speech sounds	500 What is cranial nerve X This nerve supplies the pharyngeal constrictors	500 What is the frontal suture? The suture divides the skull into anterior and posterior sections

Anatomy and Physiology of Speech Mechanism

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