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Larynx

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The larynx is just above the windpipe ( trachea). The two vocal cords in the larynx are covered with a mucous membrane. When air passes through the vocal cords, they vibrate and produce sound.

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ByHealthwise Staff
Primary Medical Reviewer Kathleen Romito, MD - Family Medicine
Specialist Medical Reviewer Donald R. Mintz, MD - Otolaryngology

WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise

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Larynx Image copyright 2000 by Nucleus Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.nucleusinc.com The larynx is just above the windpipe ( trachea). The two vocal cords in the larynx are covered with a mucous membrane. When air passes through the vocal cords, they vibrate and produce sound.

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This is a short poem in which I am going to read and describe how I sound.

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i think i feel every single tiny / earthquake / in my big bed / alone / [which i love] / because inside / i ...

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As I read the poem I find my tone quite soft, I don't have as deep a voice as other people my gender and age. When saying a word I pronounce things according to my dialect, missing certain letters in pronunciation.

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Ten do's and Don'ts to look after your voice.

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Ten do's and Don'ts to look after your voice.

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1. Do drink plenty of water.
2. Don't smoke.
3. Don't clear your throat too often.
4. Take good care of your health; eat plenty of healthy foods.
5. Rest your voice 3-4 times a day.
4. Don't eat chocolate or drink fizzy drinks.
5. Try not to scream or shout.
6. Do not speak over background noises.
7. Avoid stress. It causes muscle tension which affects your breathing.
8. try not to breathe in too much dry air, it can build up mucus in the throat.
9. Don't whisper too often.
10. Speak at your normal pitch and where you are comfortable.

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Topic- vocal warm up
Time- 10 minutes
Venue- theatre
participants- college associates
age- 16-19
gender- Any
aim- to warm up the voice ready to perform
Timings
1. fuzzy duck ducky fuzz exercise.- This tests the students articulation,
2. Hand out pieces of paper with Dr seuss extracts on them. This will allow the students to get a feel to texts that can be difficult to read and say. The students will then take it in turns to read out the texts to see how they handle it.
3. For a cool down, we will do some breathing exercises to test lung capacity whilst lying on the floor.

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Monday- Two slices of toast with butter for breakfast.
For lunch- tuna mayo sandwich, packet of crisps and a satsuma.
For dinner- Spaghetti Bolognese

with Parmesan cheese.
Tuesday- Breakfast- Two weetabix and milk.
For lunch- a ham salad sandwich, a packet of crisps and an apple.
For dinner Chicken Stew.
Wednesday- Breakfast- a bowl of cheerios and a banana.
Lunch- Tuna pasta with salad.
Dinner- Beef stew and dumplings. Ice cream.
Thursday-  Breakfast-  Two slices of toast with jam.
Lunch- Tomato Soup and a slice of bread.
Dinner- Sausage casserole and a slice of cheesecake.
Friday-  Breakfast- Two slices of bread with jam.
Lunch- Cesar Salad.
Dinner- Full English breakfast.
Saturday- Breakfast- Porridge.
Lunch- Ham sandwich, apple, crisps.
Dinner- chicken Fajitas, Jelly.
Sunday- breakfast- Porridge
Lunch- chicken salad wrap.
Dinner- Pizza, chips and strawberry jelly.

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Illnesses that affect your voice and throat.

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Illnesses that affect your voice and throat.

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Laryngitis-  when your voice box or vocal cords in the throat become irritated or swollen. It usually goes away by itself within 1 to 2 weeks.

Symptoms include a loss of voice, a croaky voice, a sore throat and an irritating cough that doesn't go away.
This can be treated at your local doctors by taking cough medicine, paracetemol or ibuprofen.