The result of compression of air in the lungs, which provides the source of power for speech. The length of time of the inhalatory phase and of the exhalatory phase of the respiratory cycle for breathing and speech. Forced Respiration Breathing with exertion, requiring muscular effort on exhalation as well as on inhalation. Forced Respiration Breathing with exertion, requiring muscular effort on exhalation as well as on inhalation. Aponeurosis Name of a broad, flat tendon.
Breathing rates change as a function of age.
A premature or newborn infant has a range of 30 to 90 breaths per minute, while the range of breaths per minute in late childhood into early adulthood is 10 to 22 breaths per minute. The pressure requirements for loudness in speech can be adjusted in two ways. 1.Adjusting the expiratory force on the respiratory pump 3. Adjusting airway pressure 4. Duration requirements of the inhalatory and exhalatory phases of the respiratory cycle differ in breathing for life and breathing for speech.