Dysphagia Driving School EXAMS BUNDLE with Questions & 100% Correct Answers

What is the first step in the swallowing squence? - ANSWER Food is introduced into the mouth: opening and closing of the jaw What are the muscles and nerves involved in opening the jaw? - ANSWER Mylohyoid: trigeminal CN 5 Anterior digastric: trigeminal CN 5 Geniohyoid: hypoglossal CN 12 Platys...

Compensatory Treatment - ANSWER -Compensate for loss of a function by altering system in some ay -Improve safety and efficiency of the swallow when underlying cause cannot be rehabilitated Compensatory Treatment Examples - ANSWER -Increasing tactile/thermal input with bolus/bolus modification (I...

in which service delivery areas might a SLP work? acute rehab, home care, acute, LTACH, SNF Dr. Jeri Logemann, from Northwestern University, was a founding member of the Dysphagia Research Society. (T/F) true white blood cell abbreviation wbc red blood cell abbreviation rbc arterial blood g...

What are the 3 purposes of eating? - ANSWER nutrition social (culture) enjoyment/pleasure T/F: An issue with swallowing must affect all purposes of eating. - ANSWER False, it has to at least affect 1 or more of the purposes Why might it be traumatic for a parent if their child has an issue swal...

1. Bolus propulsion through coordinated peristaltic contraction of both smooth and striated muscle - 1 2. The bolus is mixed with saliva, formed, and transported via a stripping motion of the tongue to squeeze the bolus against the hard palate - 2 3. Airway closure occurs, associated with cessat...