Multiple Choice
If the velum appears "V" shaped" during phonation, what does this suggest?
A) Malformed tensor veli palatini muscle
B) Submucous cleft
C) Torus palatinus
D) Passavant's ridge
E) Abnormal attachment of the musculus uvulae muscle
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