COMD 5070 - Exam 2 Questions
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Terms in this set (103)
dividing volume used by time
how do you
-for example, if 1 liter of air is used
calculate
and phonation lasts for 5 seconds
average air
-average flow = 1/5 liters per second
flow?
= 0.2 L/s
, Static pressure
-tube in the shape of a u
water in tube is identical until
what does a u-
water in the tube/pressure applied
tube manometer
displace water
measure?
-easure the difference in height=
amount of centimeters of water
displaced by pressure applied
-can use to calibrate equipment
u-tube
used to measure pressure
manometer:
very low tech
what is it best
-can easily see how much pressure
used for?
there was
what is a u-tube -rather crude
manometer not -measuring pressure during dynamic
suited for? speech production
difference in cmH2O
what does "h"
equal for a u-
tube
manometer?
,during both expand
inhalation, what
happens to the
rib cage and
abdomen?
during singing, they move independent of each
how do the rib other, making small changes
cage and
abdomen move?
how can you stretchable bands around the body
measure chest (on abdomen and on rib cage) that
wall measure movements
movements?
during both contract
exhalation, what
happens to the
rib cage and
abdomen?
what is P⌄sub
subglottal -pressure below the larynx
pressure? -driving pressure for phonation
, what are some -tracheal puncture
direct ways to -esophageal pressure
measure
subglottal
pressure?
how can you there are both direct (tracheal
measure puncture and esophageal balloon)
subglottal and indirect measures (psub
pressure? estimate)
how can you produce voiceless bilabial plosive
estimate ("pah, pah, pah")
subglottal -when oral pressure equals
pressure? subglottal pressure
how much 5-7 cmH2O
subglottal
pressure (P⌄sub)
is necessary for
normal speech?
how much 15-20 cmH2O
subglottal
pressure (P⌄sub)
is necessary for
very loud
speech?
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Terms in this set (103)
dividing volume used by time
how do you
-for example, if 1 liter of air is used
calculate
and phonation lasts for 5 seconds
average air
-average flow = 1/5 liters per second
flow?
= 0.2 L/s
, Static pressure
-tube in the shape of a u
water in tube is identical until
what does a u-
water in the tube/pressure applied
tube manometer
displace water
measure?
-easure the difference in height=
amount of centimeters of water
displaced by pressure applied
-can use to calibrate equipment
u-tube
used to measure pressure
manometer:
very low tech
what is it best
-can easily see how much pressure
used for?
there was
what is a u-tube -rather crude
manometer not -measuring pressure during dynamic
suited for? speech production
difference in cmH2O
what does "h"
equal for a u-
tube
manometer?
,during both expand
inhalation, what
happens to the
rib cage and
abdomen?
during singing, they move independent of each
how do the rib other, making small changes
cage and
abdomen move?
how can you stretchable bands around the body
measure chest (on abdomen and on rib cage) that
wall measure movements
movements?
during both contract
exhalation, what
happens to the
rib cage and
abdomen?
what is P⌄sub
subglottal -pressure below the larynx
pressure? -driving pressure for phonation
, what are some -tracheal puncture
direct ways to -esophageal pressure
measure
subglottal
pressure?
how can you there are both direct (tracheal
measure puncture and esophageal balloon)
subglottal and indirect measures (psub
pressure? estimate)
how can you produce voiceless bilabial plosive
estimate ("pah, pah, pah")
subglottal -when oral pressure equals
pressure? subglottal pressure
how much 5-7 cmH2O
subglottal
pressure (P⌄sub)
is necessary for
normal speech?
how much 15-20 cmH2O
subglottal
pressure (P⌄sub)
is necessary for
very loud
speech?
