CD 224 FINAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. The pulmonary apparatus and chest wall are connected by the __
Answer:
pleural linkage
Question:
2. The vocal folds separate the upper and lower airways T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
3. Exhalation is passive in quite breathing. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
4. inspirations are slower and expiration are faster during running speech breathing compared with resting
quite breathing. T or F
Answer:
false because inhalation is faster and exhalation is slower
Question:
5. the tidal volume is about __% of the vital capacity
Answer:
10
Question:
6. during sustained vowel phonation below resting lung volume, inspiratory muscles must be used. T or F
Answer:
false because expiratory muscles are used during this process
Question:
7. when lung volume decreases, air pressure__, becomes __ relative to atmosphere and air flows__ the
lungs
Answer:
Increases-positive-out of
Question:
8. alveolar pressure is positive during expiration and negative during inspiration for running speech. T or F
Answer:
T
, Question:
9. At maximal vital capacity, recoil forces increase lung volume. T or F
Answer:
False because it decreases
Question:
10. the primary motion of the cricothyroid joint is rotation. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
11. The rib cage forms most of the thorax and surrounds the lungs. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
12. Relaxation pressure of the lungs is always inward. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
13. Resting lung volume is about 38% of vital capacity. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
14. the Relaxation curve shows pressures from elastic recoil at different lung volumes. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
15. the vocal fold is made of the vocal ligament and thyroarytenoid muscle. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
16. the pulmonary apparatus consists of lungs and upper airways. T or F
Answer:
False because it is made up of the lungs and lower airways
Question:
17. speech is the physical act of using phonemes for communication. T or F
Answer:
T
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. The pulmonary apparatus and chest wall are connected by the __
Answer:
pleural linkage
Question:
2. The vocal folds separate the upper and lower airways T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
3. Exhalation is passive in quite breathing. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
4. inspirations are slower and expiration are faster during running speech breathing compared with resting
quite breathing. T or F
Answer:
false because inhalation is faster and exhalation is slower
Question:
5. the tidal volume is about __% of the vital capacity
Answer:
10
Question:
6. during sustained vowel phonation below resting lung volume, inspiratory muscles must be used. T or F
Answer:
false because expiratory muscles are used during this process
Question:
7. when lung volume decreases, air pressure__, becomes __ relative to atmosphere and air flows__ the
lungs
Answer:
Increases-positive-out of
Question:
8. alveolar pressure is positive during expiration and negative during inspiration for running speech. T or F
Answer:
T
, Question:
9. At maximal vital capacity, recoil forces increase lung volume. T or F
Answer:
False because it decreases
Question:
10. the primary motion of the cricothyroid joint is rotation. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
11. The rib cage forms most of the thorax and surrounds the lungs. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
12. Relaxation pressure of the lungs is always inward. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
13. Resting lung volume is about 38% of vital capacity. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
14. the Relaxation curve shows pressures from elastic recoil at different lung volumes. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
15. the vocal fold is made of the vocal ligament and thyroarytenoid muscle. T or F
Answer:
T
Question:
16. the pulmonary apparatus consists of lungs and upper airways. T or F
Answer:
False because it is made up of the lungs and lower airways
Question:
17. speech is the physical act of using phonemes for communication. T or F
Answer:
T
