'Vocal cords' presentation slideshows

Journey through the GI tract

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. People & Sound. Terms. Waves. Trivia. Instruments. Q 1. Q 11. Q 16. Q 21. Q 6. Q 17. Q 2. Q 7. Q 12. Q 22. Q 8. Q 18. Q 3. Q 13. Q 23. Q 9. Q 14. Q 19. Q 24. Q 4. Q 5. Q 10. Q 15. Q 20. Q 25. Final Jeopardy. Question 1. These cause sound waves. Answer 1.

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Function of the Respiratory System. Move oxygen from outside into the body to help carry out cellular respiration. Remove CO2 and H2O, by-products of cellular respiration, from the body. What is Cellular Respiration?.

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Classification & Identification of English Speech Sounds

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Chronic Infections of the Larynx

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Hoarseness of Voice and voice disorders

Hoarseness of Voice and voice disorders. HOARSENESS. ROUGHNESS OF VOICE RESULTING FROM VARIATIONS OF PERODICITY AND/OR INTENSITY OF CONSECUTIVE SOUND WAVES. HOARSENESS. NORMAL VOICE 1.VOCAL CORDS(VC) SHOULD BE ABLE TO APROXIMATE PROPERLY WITH EACH OTHER 2.PROPER SIZE AND STIFFNESS

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MICHAEL AND CECILIA IBRU UNIVERSITY

MICHAEL AND CECILIA IBRU UNIVERSITY. GST 122: USE OF ENGLISH 2 LECTURER: MRS. CYNTHIA NKECHINYERE ODOGWU First Semester, 2017/2018 Academic Session. Course Outline. Lesson 1: Logical Presentation of Papers Lesson 2:Phonetics

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An Introduction to Linguistic Tone

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By: Newton Lo Physics 420

The Physics of Sound . &. Sound Reproduction. By: Newton Lo Physics 420. A.K.A. The Paper Cup Phone Why do you hear things on the other end? What is sound anyways ?. The Physics of Sound. Sound travels through the air (and different media) in waves, called Sound Waves

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Did you hear that SOUND?

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Rachel Priddy & Natasha Crowder. Functions. Cells require oxygen to break down nutrients to release energy and produce ATP and must excrete the carbon dioxide that results. Obtaining oxygen and removing carbon dioxide are the primary functions of the respiratory system. .

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Child Cough

Cough is a disease that is often found in children. Cough is reflex of the body to cleanse the respiratory tract.

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Human Vocal Production:

Human Vocal Production:. How we make Sound. How do we produce sound?. The Larynx. The Larynx, also known as the voicebox , is the sound generator in voice production. It connects the throat (pharynx) with the windpipe (trachea) .

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Introduction to Speech Production

Introduction to Speech Production. Lecture 1. Phonetics and Phonology. Phonetics: The physical manifestation of language in sound waves. How sounds are articulated How sounds are perceived Phonology: The mental representation of sounds. Example: . Phonetics and Phonology. Human Anatomy.

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Hormonal Control of Male Reproductive Functions

Hormonal Control of Male Reproductive Functions. Hormones are secreted by: Hypothalamus Anterior pituitary gland Testes Functions: Development of sperm cells Development of secondary sex characteristics. Hypothalamic and Pituitary Hormones.

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ENDOSCOPY

ENDOSCOPY. surendranaduthila@gmail.com. ENDOSCOPY. Endoscopy, is the examination of internal body cavities using a specialized medical instrument called an endoscope. Physicians use endoscopy to diagnose, monitor, and surgically treat various medical problems. Surendran. K

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ENDOSCOPY

ENDOSCOPY. surendranaduthila@gmail.com. ENDOSCOPY. Endoscopy, is the examination of internal body cavities using a specialized medical instrument called an endoscope. Physicians use endoscopy to diagnose, monitor, and surgically treat various medical problems. Surendran. K

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The Human Respiratory System

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Articulatory phonetics

Articulatory phonetics. the study of how speech sounds are produced Kuiper and Allan Chapter 4.2.2. The Organs of Speech. Speech is produced by a variety of organs also used for other purposes. lungs windpipe (trachea) vocal cords mouth & nose. The Organs of Speech. The Upper Vocal Tract.

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Classification of Phonemes

Classification of Phonemes. 1. Consonants formed by complete or partial obstruction or modification of breath channel by organs of articulation 2. Vowels Produced by articulatory organs moving without obstruction or interference of the vibrating breathstream through breath channel.

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