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What is the primary function of raising the soft palate during speech?
What is the primary function of raising the soft palate during speech?
- To produce nasal sounds
- To lower the pitch of the voice
- To direct the air stream through the mouth (correct)
- To increase the airflow to the lungs
What type of sounds are produced when the air stream is directed through the mouth?
What type of sounds are produced when the air stream is directed through the mouth?
- Both nasal and oral sounds
- Nasal sounds only
- Oral sounds only (correct)
- No sounds are produced
Which of the following is NOT a type of oral consonant?
Which of the following is NOT a type of oral consonant?
- Vowel consonant (correct)
- Nasal consonant
- Fricative consonant
- Stopped consonant
What is the purpose of directing the air stream through the mouth?
What is the purpose of directing the air stream through the mouth?
What happens when the soft palate is not raised during speech?
What happens when the soft palate is not raised during speech?
What is a crucial aspect of a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance in terms of placement?
What is a crucial aspect of a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance in terms of placement?
What property should the material used for a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance possess?
What property should the material used for a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance possess?
Why is it important for a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance to be durable?
Why is it important for a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance to be durable?
What is an advantage of using a material that can be easily adjusted and altered?
What is an advantage of using a material that can be easily adjusted and altered?
What is a critical consideration when selecting a material for a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance?
What is a critical consideration when selecting a material for a maxillofacial prosthetic appliance?
Study Notes
Speech Production
- When speaking, the soft palate is raised to prevent air from escaping into the nasal cavity.
- This directs the entire air stream through the mouth to produce specific sounds.
Types of Oral Sounds
- Vowel sounds are produced, including: • A • E • I • O • U
- Oral consonants are produced, including: • Stopped consonants • Fricative consonants
Essentials of Maxillofacial Prosthetic Appliance
- Must be easily seated in place comfortably and securely retained as much as possible
- Must be durable and easy to clean
- Must be made of material that can be easily adjusted and altered if needed
- Must be made of inert and biocompatible material
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Description
Learn about the production of oral sounds in speech, including vowel sounds and consonants. Understand how the soft palate helps direct air through the mouth.
