Essentials of anatomy and physiology for communication disorders J. Anthony Seikel, David G. Drumright, Paula Seikel ; illustrations and photography by Sarah Moore.

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Seikel, John A

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Detalles de publicación: Clifton Park, NY Thomson/Delmar Learning c2004.Edición: First editionDescripción: xvi, 457 pages ill. 24 cm. + 1 (CD-ROM 4 3/4 in.)ISBN:

0766859460

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Written as an accessible, easy to use anatomy and physiology book for introductory communication sciences courses and speech-language pathology assistants, this resource is derived from the best selling Anatomy and Physiology for Speech, Language, and Hearing, 2nd Edition. Richly illustrated, this book is accompanied by a CD-ROM that provides users with additional information on the anatomy and physiology of the speech and hearing systems through interactive self-study, animations, quizzes, and more. A comprehensive glossary provides definitions of key terms and study questions accompany each chapter, allowing users to test their understanding of information. Written in user-friendly language, this must-have book is perfect for anyone who wants to understand the essentials of anatomy and physiology of communication disorders.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Preface(p. xi)
About the Authors(p. xv)
Chapter 1 Basic Elements of Anatomy(p. 1)
Outline(p. 1)
Terminology of Anatomy and Physiology(p. 4)
Understanding Latin and Greek Terms(p. 5)
Terminology of Anatomy(p. 5)
Terms of Orientation(p. 6)
Terms for Regions of the Body(p. 9)
Summary(p. 10)
Anatomy and Physiology(p. 11)
Summary(p. 11)
Building Blocks of Anatomy: Tissues, Organs, and Systems(p. 12)
Introduction(p. 12)
Tissues(p. 13)
Summary(p. 16)
Joints(p. 18)
Summary(p. 19)
Muscles(p. 19)
Summary(p. 21)
Systems of Verbal Communication(p. 22)
Summary(p. 22)
Chapter Summary(p. 23)
Study Questions(p. 24)
References(p. 27)
Chapter 2 Anatomy and Physiology of Respiration(p. 29)
Outline(p. 29)
Introduction(p. 33)
Summary(p. 36)
The Support Structure for Respiration(p. 37)
Vertebral Column(p. 37)
Summary(p. 43)
Pelvic Girdle(p. 44)
Pectoral Girdle(p. 45)
Summary(p. 47)
Ribs and Rib Cage(p. 47)
Summary(p. 53)
Soft Tissue of the Thorax and Respiratory Passageway(p. 54)
Summary(p. 64)
Movement of Air through the System(p. 64)
Summary(p. 67)
Muscles of Inspiration(p. 67)
Primary Inspiratory Muscle of Thorax: The Diaphragm(p. 69)
Summary(p. 72)
Accessory Muscles of Inspiration(p. 72)
Summary(p. 83)
Muscles of Forced Expiration(p. 83)
Summary(p. 89)
Physiology of Respiration(p. 89)
Summary(p. 92)
Measurement of Respiration(p. 93)
Respiration for Life(p. 96)
Summary(p. 103)
Summary(p. 110)
Summary(p. 111)
Effects of Posture on Speech(p. 111)
Summary(p. 113)
Pressures of Speech(p. 113)
Summary(p. 115)
Muscular Activity during Respiration(p. 115)
Chapter Summary(p. 117)
Study Questions(p. 118)
References(p. 124)
Chapter 3 Anatomy and Physiology of Phonation(p. 129)
Outline(p. 129)
Mechanisms of Phonation(p. 132)
Airflow Increase(p. 134)
Air Pressure Drop(p. 134)
Summary(p. 138)
A Tour of the Phonatory Mechanism(p. 138)
Framework of the Larynx(p. 138)
Summary(p. 139)
Inner Larynx(p. 140)
Summary(p. 144)
Structural Elements of the Larynx(p. 145)
Cricoid Cartilage(p. 145)
Thyroid Cartilage(p. 145)
Arytenoid and Corniculate Cartilages(p. 145)
Epiglottis(p. 146)
Cuneiform Cartilages(p. 148)
Hyoid Bone(p. 149)
Movement of the Cartilages(p. 150)
Summary(p. 153)
Laryngeal Musculature(p. 154)
Intrinsic Laryngeal Muscles(p. 155)
Glottal Tensors(p. 157)
Laryngeal Relaxer(p. 161)
Extrinsic Laryngeal Muscles(p. 165)
Summary(p. 171)
Interaction of Musculature(p. 171)
Physiology of Phonation(p. 171)
Nonspeech Laryngeal Function(p. 172)
Summary(p. 174)
Laryngeal Function for Speech(p. 174)
Summary(p. 183)
Frequency, Pitch, and Pitch Change(p. 184)
Optimal Pitch(p. 185)
Habitual Pitch(p. 187)
Average Fundamental Frequency(p. 187)
Pitch Range(p. 187)
Pitch Changing Mechanism(p. 187)
Summary(p. 188)
Intensity and Intensity Change(p. 189)
Summary(p. 192)
Linguistic Aspects of Pitch and Intensity(p. 193)
Theories of Phonation(p. 194)
Chapter Summary(p. 195)
Endnote: Mechanics of Vibration(p. 197)
Study Questions(p. 201)
References(p. 208)
Chapter 4 Anatomy and Physiology of Articulation and Resonation(p. 213)
Outline(p. 213)
Source-Filter Theory of Vowel Production(p. 216)
Summary(p. 217)
The Articulators(p. 218)
Bones of the Face and Cranial Skeleton(p. 218)
Bones of the Face(p. 218)
Bones of the Cranial Skeleton(p. 232)
Summary(p. 237)
Dentition(p. 240)
Dental Development(p. 245)
Dental Occlusion(p. 249)
Summary(p. 252)
Cavities of the Vocal Tract(p. 252)
Summary(p. 257)
Muscles of the Articulatory System(p. 257)
Muscles of the Face(p. 258)
Summary(p. 262)
Muscles of the Mouth(p. 262)
Summary(p. 270)
Muscles of Mastication: Mandibular Elevators and Depressors(p. 270)
Summary(p. 273)
Muscles of the Soft Palate(p. 274)
Pharyngeal Musculature(p. 278)
Summary(p. 279)
Physiology of Articulation and Resonation(p. 280)
Mastication and Deglutition(p. 280)
Summary(p. 286)
Speech Function(p. 286)
Summary(p. 290)
Summary(p. 294)
Chapter Summary(p. 295)
Study Questions(p. 298)
References(p. 307)
Chapter 5 Anatomy and Physiology of Hearing(p. 313)
Outline(p. 313)
The Structures of Hearing(p. 315)
Outer Ear(p. 315)
Summary(p. 320)
Middle Ear(p. 320)
Summary(p. 326)
Inner Ear(p. 326)
Summary(p. 329)
Summary(p. 333)
Auditory Physiology(p. 333)
Outer Ear Function(p. 334)
Middle Ear Function(p. 334)
Summary(p. 335)
Inner Ear Function(p. 336)
Summary(p. 338)
Summary(p. 341)
Summary(p. 342)
Chapter Summary(p. 343)
Study Questions(p. 346)
References(p. 348)
Chapter 6 Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology(p. 351)
Outline(p. 351)
Anatomy of the Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems(p. 354)
Neurons(p. 354)
Glial Cells(p. 356)
Summary(p. 356)
Functional View: Autonomic and Somatic Nervous Systems(p. 357)
Anatomical View: Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems(p. 358)
Anatomy of the Cerebral Cortex(p. 359)
Meningeal Linings(p. 359)
Landmarks of the Cerebral Cortex(p. 360)
Frontal Lobe(p. 363)
Parietal Lobe(p. 366)
Temporal Lobe(p. 366)
Occipital Lobe(p. 366)
Insular Cortex(p. 366)
Limbic Lobe(p. 367)
Summary(p. 367)
Myelinated Fibers(p. 368)
Anatomy of the Subcortex(p. 369)
Basal Ganglia(p. 369)
Diencephalic Structures(p. 369)
Summary(p. 370)
Cerebrovascular System(p. 371)
Circle of Willis(p. 371)
Summary(p. 371)
Cerebellum(p. 373)
Cerebellar Function(p. 373)
Summary(p. 373)
Anatomy of the Brainstem(p. 373)
Brainstem Landmarks(p. 374)
Summary(p. 377)
Summary(p. 390)
Neurophysiology(p. 391)
The Neuron(p. 392)
Summary(p. 397)
Muscle Function(p. 398)
Summary(p. 399)
Higher Functioning(p. 399)
Summary(p. 403)
Summary(p. 405)
Chapter Summary(p. 408)
Study Questions(p. 411)
References(p. 417)
Appendix Study Question Answers(p. 419)
Glossary(p. 437)
Index(p. 449)

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