Describe the percentages of difference between inspiration and expiration during (a) normal respiratory cycle (b) respiration...
Describe the percentages of difference between inspiration and expiration during (a) normal respiratory cycle (b) respiration during speech.
What are the layers of the vocal folds?
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The percentage of difference between inspiration and expiration during (a) normal respiratory cycle is almost 1:1 , while sleeping it is 1:2. And (b) during speech inspiration is 10% and expiration is 90%.
Vocal folds are made up of 5 different layers -
(1) Epithelium - surface of larynx , it is connected with different parts like mouth, trachea , pharynx etc.
(2) Superficial layer - jelly like structure found between Epithelium and other inner layers.
(3) Intermediate layer - made up of elastic yellow fibres. It behave like rubber bands.
(4) Deep layer - layer next to intermediate layer, it is made up of white fibers or collagen fibres. 2, 3 and 4 are called as Lamina propria .
(5) Vocalis Muscle - very stiff layer of vocal folds. It is the main part of vocal folds.
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