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Articulatory System- Physiology

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

articulatory system shapes ___ for speech and has ___ functions

Back (Answer)

articulatory system shapes ACOUSIC EVENTS for speech and has BIO functions

#2
Front (Question)

the articulatory system is the

Back (Answer)

sound shaper

#3
Front (Question)

4steps of swallowing

Back (Answer)

oral prepatory oral transport pharyngeal transport esophogeal transport

#4
Front (Question)

oral preparatory step in swallowing

Back (Answer)

voluntary biting chewing salivation or drinking prep bulus for swallowing

#5
Front (Question)

what is a bulus

Back (Answer)

mass or water to swallow

#6
Front (Question)

muscles involved in oral prepatory

Back (Answer)

mandible- bite chew face- lip mvmt tounge- bulus manipulation

#7
Front (Question)

oral transport step in swallowing

Back (Answer)

voluntary moving bulus from oral cavity toward pharync

#8
Front (Question)

muscles involved in oral transport

Back (Answer)

tounge - push bulus into pharynx mouth- lip compress mandible- close oral opening

#9
Front (Question)

pharyngeal transport step in swallowing

Back (Answer)

involuntary moving bulus through pharynx to esophagus while protecting the airway

#10
Front (Question)

muscles invloved in pharyngeal transport

Back (Answer)

reflexes of… velum- close velopharyngeal port larynx- …. pharynx- catch bolus musle - stylogharyngeous

#11
Front (Question)

esophogeal transport step in swallowing

Back (Answer)

involuntary moves bolus through esophogus to stomach to start digestion

#12
Front (Question)

what is the 4 parts of the source filter theory

Back (Answer)

1- sound scource (voiced/less) are mod by characteristics of-> 2-filter (VT) combined with-> 3-noise source making-> 4- speech sounds

#13
Front (Question)

how does the vt act as a filter

Back (Answer)

complex glottal cycle -> filters freq natually tuned to ->filtered sound

#14
Front (Question)

in reality how does the vt act as a filter

Back (Answer)

its a tube that is always changing shape dirring speech

#15
Front (Question)

what is the result of the reality of the vt as a filter

Back (Answer)

we hear a cont changing speech sounds that also vary in pitch

#16
Front (Question)

what are the 3 ways the paryngeal cavity can change to “act as a filter”

Back (Answer)

lengthen diameter combo

#17
Front (Question)

How is the pharyngeal cavity shortened and what muscle

Back (Answer)

raise larynx suprahyoids

#18
Front (Question)

How is the pharyngeal cavity lengthened and what muscle

Back (Answer)

lowering larynx infrahyoids

#19
Front (Question)

what is the result of the paryngeal cavity lengthened

Back (Answer)

highlights LOW freq of voiced sound source in complex sound

#20
Front (Question)

what is the result of the paryngeal cavity shortened

Back (Answer)

highlights HIGH freq of voiced sound source in complex sound

#21
Front (Question)

how is the pharyngeal cavitys diameter narrowed and muscles

Back (Answer)

constricting the pharyngeal walls pharyngeal constrictors

#22
Front (Question)

how is the pharyngeal cavitys diameter widend and muscles

Back (Answer)

widen the pharyngeal walls relax pharyngeal constrictors add stylopharyngeous

#23
Front (Question)

what is the result of the pharyngeal cavity being narrowed

Back (Answer)

highlights high freq of voiced sound source

#24
Front (Question)

what is the result of the pharyngeal cavity being widened

Back (Answer)

highlights low freq of voiced sound source