Week 7 Quiz Resource

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Endoscopic signs of MTD include

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Supraglottal constriction

Anterior-posterior and/or medial

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Paradoxical vocal fold motion or Vocal Cord Dysfunction (VCD)

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Vocal fold adduction during inspiration

Involuntary movement in response to some type of trigger (emotional, physical, or environmental)

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Is paradoxical vocal fold motion (PVFM) organic, functional, neurological, or idiopathic?

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Idiopathic

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Is muscle tension dysphonia multi-factorial (meaning it is caused by more than 1 factor)

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Yes, it is multi-factorial

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Ventricular phonation

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Severe supraglottic hyperfunction where the false vocal folds and anteroposterior compression are significant enough that the FVFs medialize and vibrate

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Why would we visualize the larynx of a patient going through transgender voice transition?

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To ensure that features are within functional limits for the gender assigned at birth - if not, we need to address any abnormalities or deviations to optimize vocal health

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Conversion aphonia

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A psychogenic voice disorder related to stress, depression, or anxiety

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Puberphonia

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A voice disorder related to either psychosocial or physical reasons where the adolescent male's voice does not change despite going through puberty

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Sarcoidosis

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A chronic disease that is characterized by formation of granulomas in the body's organs

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Rheumatoid arthritis

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An autoimmune disease that causes inflammation of the synovial tissue of the joints causing pain, swelling, and stiffness