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Match the structure to the function



Question 2 options:



6

sits behind the nose, mouth, and larynx. Can be divided into 3 separate parts: nasopharynx, oropharynx, and laryngopharynx. It is responsible for taste.





4

lies in the front of the neck. It is made up of many small cartilage pieces, the cricoid cartilage, arytenoid cartilage, and epiglottis.





3

located just above the soft palate behind the nose. The mucous membrane is continuous wiht the lining of the nose and is lines with cilia.





8

sits behind the mouth and connects with the soft palate to for a fold on each side. The type of tissue that forms this structure is strong and maintain structural integrity.





1

allow air to enter the respiratory tract via two cavities lined with respiratory mucosa.





5

mucous membrane with two folds and accordion-like edges. vibration produced as air flows across makes sound.





2

assist in the production of mucous for the respiratory tract. Aid in the transmission of sound.





3

also called the voice box. With the onset of puberty it's growth often results in a prominent Adam's apple and a deeper voice in males.



1.

Nostrils



2.

Paranasal Sinuses



3.

Larynx



4.

Thyroid cartilage



5.

Vocal cords



6.

Pharynx



7.

nasopharynx



8.

oropharynx



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Let's match the structures to their functions:

1. Nostrils - Allow air to enter the respiratory tract via two cavities lined with respiratory mucosa.

 

2. Paranasal Sinuses - Assist in the production of mucus for the respiratory tract. Aid in the transmission of sound.

 

3. Larynx - Also called the voice box. With the onset of puberty, its growth often results in a prominent Adam's apple and a deeper voice in males.

 

4. Thyroid Cartilage - Lies in the front of the neck. It is made up of many small cartilage pieces, including the cricoid cartilage, arytenoid cartilage, and epiglottis.

 

5. Vocal Cords - Mucous membrane with two folds and accordion-like edges. Vibration produced as air flows across makes sound.

 

6. Pharynx - Sits behind the nose, mouth, and larynx. Can be divided into 3 separate parts: nasopharynx, oropharynx, and laryngopharynx. It is responsible for taste.

 

7. Nasopharynx - Located just above the soft palate behind the nose. The mucous membrane is continuous with the lining of the nose and is lined with cilia.

 

8. Oropharynx - Sits behind the mouth and connects with the soft palate to form a fold on each side. The type of tissue that forms this structure is strong and maintains structural integrity.

So, based on the descriptions, the matches are as follows:

1. Nostrils - 1

2. Paranasal Sinuses - 2

3. Larynx - 3

4. Thyroid Cartilage - 4

5. Vocal Cords - 5

6. Pharynx - 6

7. Nasopharynx - 7

8. Oropharynx - 8

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