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9780875637303

Study Guide/Workbook to Accompany Speech and Hearing Science Anatomy and Physiology

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    9780875637303

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    0875637302

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1997-06-01
  • Publisher: STIPES PUBLISHING LLC

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Table of Contents

Preface vii
Instructions viii
Introduction and Orientation
1(30)
Anatomical Terms
1(3)
Anatomical Planes
4(3)
Cells
7(1)
Tissues
8(23)
Elementary
8(1)
epithelial
9(1)
connective
10(1)
classification
10(1)
cartilage
11(1)
bone
11(4)
(joints)
15(3)
muscle
18(1)
structure
18(2)
action
20(6)
nomenclature
26(1)
nervous
27(2)
vascular
29(1)
organs
29(1)
systems
29(1)
basic structures (review)
30(1)
speech production
30(1)
Breathing
31(48)
Definition of Breathing
31(1)
Physics of Breathing
31(3)
Respiratory Passage
34(8)
trachea
35(1)
bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli
36(2)
lungs
38(4)
mechanical aspects of the pleura
42(1)
Framework for Breathing
42(10)
spinal column
43(3)
rib cage, structure
46(2)
rib cage, movement
48(1)
pelvic and pectoral girdles
49(3)
Musculature for Breathing
52(14)
introduction
52(1)
structure of muscles
52(1)
diaphragm
52(1)
intercostal muscles
53(2)
thoracic muscles
55(6)
function of muscles
61(1)
diaphragm
61(1)
intercostal muscles
62(1)
thoracic muscles
63(1)
neck muscles
64(1)
abdominal muscle
64(2)
Mechanics of Breathing
66(12)
a cycle of breathing
66(1)
pulmonary subdivisions
67(1)
spirograms
68(2)
significance of
70(1)
functional unit concept
71(1)
pressure relationships in thorax
72(1)
alveolar, relaxation pressure
73(2)
effects of airflow resistance
75(1)
regulation during speech
76(1)
chest wall preparation for speech
76(1)
variations in breathing patterns
77(1)
Respiratory Disorders
78(1)
Phonation
79(42)
Introduction
79(1)
Larynx
79(26)
supportive framework
81(1)
cartilaginous framework
81(2)
thyroid cartilage
83(1)
cricoid cartilage
84(1)
arytenoid and corniculate
84(3)
epiglottis
87(1)
cuneiform cartilage
87(2)
laryngeal joints
89(1)
membranes and ligaments
90(4)
interior of larynx
94(2)
laryngeal muscles
96(1)
extrinsic
96(4)
intrinsic
100(3)
investigation of physiology
103(2)
Mechanics of Phonation
105(16)
onset of phonation; Bernoulli's law
106(1)
attack phase
107(1)
pitch changing
108(5)
intensity changing
113(1)
transglottal pressure differential
113(1)
singing; limits of pitch range
114(1)
vocal quality, parameters of
115(1)
whisper
116(1)
larynx, age and sex differences
117(1)
spectrographic analysis
118(2)
theories of voice production; models of the larynx
120(1)
Arliculation
121(58)
Introduction
121(1)
Skull
121(13)
facial skeleton
122(1)
mandible
122(1)
maxillae
123(1)
other facial bones
123(1)
cranium
124(6)
articulations
130(4)
sinuses and mastoid air cells
134(1)
Cavities of Vocal Tract
134(1)
Nose
135(1)
Mouth, Lips, Cheeks
136(1)
Facial Musculature
137(3)
Teeth
140(5)
structure and morphology
140(1)
life cycle; dental arches
141(2)
occlusion
143(2)
Tongue
145(4)
intrinsic muscles
146(1)
extrinsic muscles
146(3)
Mandible
149(2)
temporomandibular joint
149(1)
depressors and elevators
150(1)
Palate
151(4)
Tonsils
155(1)
Pharynx
156(5)
Velopharyngeal Mechanism
161(1)
Swallowing
162(1)
Head, Postnatal Growth
162(3)
Cephalometry
165(1)
Research Techniques
166(1)
Speech Production
166(12)
resonance
167(2)
source-filter theory
169(2)
vowels
171(1)
classification
171(1)
articulation
172(1)
formants
173(1)
consonants
174(1)
place of articulation
174(2)
manner of articulation
176(1)
chart
177(1)
Aspects of Contextual Speech
178(1)
The Nervous System
179(52)
Introduction
179(4)
central nervous system
180(1)
peripheral nervous system
180(2)
autonomic nervous system
182(1)
Central Nervous System
183(24)
meninges
183(2)
cerebral hemispheres
185(1)
cerebrospinal fluid circulation
186(2)
basal ganglia
188(2)
thalamus
190(2)
epi-; sub-; hypothalamus
192(2)
midbrain
194(1)
medulla oblongata
194(3)
pons
197(5)
spinal cord
202
cecebellum
198(6)
cerebral cortex
204(2)
hemispheric dominance
206
reticular formation
202(5)
Peripheral Nervous System
207(6)
cranial nerves
208(3)
spinal nerves
211(1)
autonomic nervous system
212(1)
Neurons
213(7)
and supportive cells, structure of
213(2)
excitation and conduction
215(4)
synapses
219(1)
Receptors
220(3)
types
220(1)
muscle and tendon
221(2)
Stretch Reflex; Reflex Arc
223(1)
Neural Pathways
224(3)
general senses
224(1)
pyramidal
225(1)
extrapyramidal
226(1)
Nervous Control
227(2)
of respiration
227(1)
of speech musculature
227(2)
Endocrine System
229(2)
Hearing
231(47)
Nature of Sound
231(12)
simple harmonic vibration
231(1)
sine waves
232(1)
vocabulary
232(2)
sound waves
234(1)
phase relationships of
234(1)
wavelength, frequency velocity
235(1)
reflection, diffraction
236(1)
interference
236(2)
vocabulary
238(2)
complex sounds
240(1)
amplifiers
241(1)
the decibel
242(1)
The Ear
243(18)
external ear
244(1)
effects of objects in sound field
245(1)
middle ear
246(1)
tympanic membrane
246(2)
tympanic cavity
248(3)
auditory (Eustachian) tube
251(1)
auditory ossicles
252(2)
muscles
254(1)
transformer action of
255(2)
inner ear
257(1)
bony labyrinth
257(1)
membranous labyrinth
258(2)
spiral organ (of Corti)
260(1)
Function of the Inner Ear
261(11)
theories of hearing
261(3)
basilar membrane
264(2)
analytic theory; volley principle
266(1)
neurophysiology of cochlea
267(3)
evoked cochlear mechanical response
270(1)
transduction in the cochlea
270(2)
Cochlea, Nerve Supply
272(3)
Ascending Auditory Pathway
275(1)
Bone Conduction
276(2)
Embryology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism
278(8)
Embryological Development
278(8)
early
278(1)
of facial region
279(2)
of primary and secondary palates
281(1)
of nervous system
282(3)
derivatives of primary brain vesicles
285(1)
References And Sources 286(3)
Answer Key 289

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