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Hyoid bone
Attachment to the epiglottis and mucsles of jaw and tongue
Thyroid cartilage
anterior attachment of vocal folds posterior articulation with cricoid cartilage
cricoid cartilage
complete ring articulates with thyroid and arytenoids
arytenoid cartilages
two cartilages which glide along the posterior cricoid and attach posterior ends of vocal folds
Primary function of the larynx
stop you from inhaling food into your lungs (airway protection)
Secondary function
abdominal fixation (bracing to pick things up creating a more stable structure to pull against) creating more pressure in the body
What sounds do you phonate for
only voiced
Vocal folds are abducted
Anytime you are not phonating
Where is the glottis located
The area inbetween the vocal folds

what is the yellow area on this picture
thyroid

what is the red area on the picture
cricoid

what is number 1
The corpus/Body

what is number 2
Greater cornu (horns)
what is number 3
Lesser cornu (horns
superior cornu are the attchment for what
Thyroid and hyoid
What cartilage does not everyone have
triticial cartilage
where is the thyroid angle
middle of your adams apple
what is the oblique line
line point of muscular attachment (depress larynx and do other things)
what is behind the oblique line
the anterior attachment for the vocal folds
what is the anterior portion of the cricoid called
arch

whats the first lne in this picture
Trtiticial cartilage

whats the first line
superior cornu

What is the first line in this picture
Superior cornu

what is the second line in this picture
inferior cornu

whats the second line
superior cornu

whats the third line
thyroid notch

whats thr fourth line
laryngeal prominence

whats the fifth line
thyroid angle

whats the sixth line
inferior cornu

whats the second line
oblique line

whats the third line
inferior cornu

what is the line pointing to
facet for arytenoid

what is the first line
facet for arytenoid

what is the second line
arch

what is the first line
facet for arytenoid

what is the second line
lamina

what is the third line
facet for thyroid

whats the first line
apex

whats the second line
muscular process

whats the third line
cricoid cartilage

whats the first line on the left side
vocal process

whats the second line on the left side
cricoid cartilage

whats the first line on the right side
muscular process

whats the first line on the left side
corniculate cartilage

whats the second line on the left side
apex

whats the third line on the left side
cricoid cartilage

whats the first line in the right side
muscular process

whats the second line on the right side
vocal process
rotation of the arytenoids will
pull vocal folds from midline
what are the arytenoids movements
rocking, rotating, and gliding
what is the first layer of vocal folds
epithelial layer
what is the second layer of vocal folds
lamina propria (three layers elastin and collagen)
what is the third layer
muscle (two layers)
where does the epiglottis sit
anterior portion of the larynx
what is the epiglottis comprised of
cartilage
what is the first level of airway protection
epiglottis
is the epiglottis involved in phonation
no

what is #1
epiglottis

what is #2
hyoid bone

what is #3
thyrohyoid membrane

what is #4
superior horn of thyroid cartilage

what is #5
thyroid cartilage lamina

what is #6
inferior horn of thyroid cartilage

what is #7
cricoid cartilage

what is #8
trachea

what is #9
thyroid notch

what is #10
cricothyroid ligament

what is #1
thyrohyoid membrane

what is #2
median thyrohyoid ligament

what is #3
laryngeal inclsure

what is #4
thyroid cartilage

what is #5
median cricothyroid ligament

what is #6
conus elasticus

what is #7
cricoid cartilage

what is #8
trachea

what is #9
hyoid bone

what is #10
lateral thyrohyoid ligament

what is #11
superior cornu of thyroid cartilage

what is #12
superior laryngeal nerve and artery

what is #13
oblique line

what is #14
cricothyroid muscle

what is #15
inferior cornu of thyroid cartilage

what is #16
cricothyroid joint

what is #1
epiglottis

what is #2
aryepiglottic fold

what is #5
aryepoglottic muscle

what is #6
oblique arytenoid muscle

what is #7
transverse arytenoid muscle

what is #8
posterior cricoarytenoid muscle

what is #9
cricoid cartilage

what is #2
hyoepiglottic ligament

what is #11
thyroepiglottic ligament

what is #14
cricotracheal ligament

what is #12
cricothyroid ligament
Quandrangular membrane upper portion
Layer of connective tissue running from arytenoids to epiglottis and thyroid cartilage
what does the quadrangular membrane form
false vocal folds
conus elasticus lower portion
includes vocal ligaments within vocal folds runs from thyroid through cricoid
Vestibule
supraglottic region
false vocal cords
mucosal folds superior to true glottis separated by true voal folds by the ventricle
ventricle
mucosal-lined sac, variable in size which separates the supraglottis from the glottis