How do the epiglottis and soft-palate work during a swallow?   Question 28 options:   The diaphragm contracts   The soft palate lifts up to close the laryngopharynx   The epiglottis folds down to cover the glottis   The epiglottis lifts up to open the glottis   Trick question: the epiglottis folds over to cover the esophagus, not the glottis

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