Question

Arytenoid Cartilage occurs in:
(a)Larynx
(b)Nose
(c)Hypnoid
(d)Sternum

Answer 1

Hint: The organ is related to our respiratory system and is a midline structure positioned at the interface between the digestive and respiratory tracts and houses the vocal cords.

Complete answer:
The arytenoid cartilages occur in the larynx, are a pair of small cartilages, shaped roughly like three-sided pyramids, which are located toward the rear of the larynx and play a vital role in positioning and adjusting the vocal folds during speech.

Additional Information: -The nose is the prominent structure between the eyes that is the doorway to the tract and contains the nose. The nose supplies air for respiration and serves the sense of smell. By filtering it conditions the air, also warming, and moistening of air occurs in the nose. It cleans itself of foreign debris extracted from inhalations.
- A horseshoe-shaped bone the hyoid is situated within the anterior midline of the neck between the chin and the thyroid cartilage, Adam's apple. At rest, it lies at the extent of the bottom of the mandible within the front and therefore the third neck bone (C3) behind.
-The sternum or breastbone may be a long cut of beef located within the central part of the chest. It connects to the ribs via cartilage and forms the front of the skeletal structure, thus helping to guard the guts, lungs, and major blood vessels from injury.

So, the correct answer is, 'Larynx'.

Note: -The larynx may be a dynamic, flexible structure composed of a cartilaginous core with interconnecting membranes and associated musculature.
-In addition to housing the vocal cords and producing phonation, the larynx assists with multiple other functions including but not limited to: airway protection, regulating intrathoracic pressures, and regulating intra-abdominal pressures.