Human Body for Kids/Larynx for Kids/Larynx Facts for Kids

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Learn about your Larynx with this fun educational music video. Brought to you by Kids Learning Tube! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kidslearningtube Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/c/kidslearningtube Tweet Us: https://twitter.com/learningtube Instagram: https://instagram.com/kidslearningtube Add us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+KidsLearning... Music: Copyright 2016 Kids Learning Tube Video: Copyright 2016 Kids Learning Tube Lyrics: I’m your Larynx I’m the reason you can talk And the reason you can sing A hollow muscular organ Sit and learn I’ll do my thing First lets locate your Larynx Gently rub under your chin When you feel a pointy bump Thats the area I’m in Lets look deeper into me You’ll see my anatomy My 3 Unpaired cartilage Are the first your gonna see First the Epiglottis Then you have the Thyroid Third but it is not the least here you see the Cricoid Next we have the 3 paired These are the Arytenoids, Then there is the Cuneiform Corniculates, you can’t avoid Muscles are what we see next Named by structures they connect The cartilage that you just learned Are how my muscle you’ll detect The Thyroarytenoid And the Cricothyroid Then we have the Lateral Cricoarytenoid Oblique and Transverse And Posterior Cricoarytenoid Are in the Back of your larynx Thats where they were deployed Last we have the Hyoid Bone It’s not part of your Larynx Thyrohyoid Membrane’s attached So they’re linked I’m your Larynx I’m the reason you can talk And the reason you can sing A hollow muscular organ Sit and learn I’ll do my thing My main job’s to help you breathe I keep your Trachea real clear From foreign matter down your throat So you don’t choke that is my fear So when you’re eating tasty Food or drinking something really good Your Epiglottis closes tight Over your airway like a hood And when you want to talk or sing Your Laryngeal Muscles make your voice by vibrating real fast when you talk they do shake Let’s look at your Vocal Folds From above straight down your throat when they tighten they sound high and when they’re loose they sound real low Transverse and Oblique Arytenoid’s Bring vocal folds together to speak This happens while you exhale Before you sing breathe in deep And when you make a low voice The Thyroarytenoid’s Loosen the vocal folds they do control I’m your Larynx I’m the reason you can talk And the reason you can sing A hollow muscular organ Sit and learn I’ll do my thing I have a couple ligaments Listen to knowledge I sling I’ll name them off one by one While I teach you can sing The Median Thyrohyoid and Cricothyroid ligament the Lateral Thyrohyoid Are there so you can twist and bend Here we look down from above into the vocal folds once more The True and false vocal cord’s When opened up your air flows But you can’t breathe when there closed I’m your Larynx I’m the reason you can talk And the reason you can sing A hollow muscular organ Sit and learn I’ll do my thing I’m the reason you can talk And the reason you can sing A hollow muscular organ Sit and learn I’ll do my thing