Laryngeal Anatomy - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Leaflike cartilage that covers opening of larynx during swallowing epiglottis
100%
Cartilage at the front of the larynx; supports & protects VFs (Adam's apple) thyroid
90%
Ring-shaped cartilage; inferior-most cartilage of the larynx cricoid
80%
Only muscle of the larynx that abducts the vocal folds posterior cricoarytenoid
70%
Primary adductor of the vocal folds lateral cricoarytenoid
60%
Pyramidal-shaped cartilages which form part of the larynx; site of attachment of the vocal cords. arytenoids
50%
Depresses thyroid relative to cricoid; tenses vocal folds cricothyroid
40%
Tense vocal folds by shortening them, causing them to vibrate more slowly & lower pitch thyroarytenoid
40%
Medial muscle of the vocal folds; tensor thyromuscularis
30%
Relaxes vocal folds thyrovocalis
30%
Small cone-shaped cartilages on the upper surface of the arytenoids corniculates
20%
Cartilages within the aryepiglottic folds that provide structure/rigidity cuneiforms
20%
Constricts laryngeal opening; protects airway during swallowing by deflecting the epiglottic cartilage over the laryngeal aditus aryepiglotticus
10%
Interarytenoid muscles that bring arytenoid cartilages together, providing medial compression for the vocal folds transverse cricoarytenoid
10%
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