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What are 3 ways you can minimize radiation exposure to yourself and your patient?
1. Remain as far from the patient and radiation equipment as practical. Be mindful of
your location relative to the radiation equipment.
2. Shielding yourself and parts of the patient.
3. Reduce duration of the study as possible.
Match the PAS score 1
Contrast does not enter the airway
Match PAS score 2
Contrast enters the airway, remains above vocal folds, no residue
Match PAS score 3
Contrast remains above vocal folds, visible residue remains
match pas score 4
Contrast contacts vocal folds, no residue
match pas score 5
Contrast contacts vocal folds, visible residue remains
match pas score 6
Contrast passes glottis, no sub-glottic residue visible
match pas score 7
Contrast passes glottis, visible sub-glottic residue despite patient's response
match pas score 8
Contrast passes glottis, visible sub-glottic residue, absent patient response
the average cup sip is _____ mL
, 20
the average teaspoon is _____ mL
5
Varibar thin is the same viscosity as water. (t/f)
false
Increasing liquid viscosity will affect swallowing physiology by:
Facilitating UES relaxation, Increasing pharyngeal pressure, Increasing lingual-palatal contact
pressure, Slowing bolus transit
Laryngeal palpation and cervical auscultation are objective swallowing tests. (t/f)
false
Order the liquid thicknesses, in non-IDDSI terms, from thinnest to thickest
thin, nectar, honey, pudding
Order the food textures and drink thicknesses according to the IDDSI framework, beginning
at the thinnest liquid and ending with the most advanced food.
thin, slightly thick, mildly thick, moderately thick/liquidized, extremely thick/pureed, minced
& moist, soft & bite-sized, easy to chew/regular
Masako
Improve ROM and strength of posterior pharyngeal wall during the swallow to meet the BOT
and create a pressure source to help push the bolus through the pharynx.
EMST
Primarily targets and strengthens the respiratory muscles but has secondary improvements
to the suprahyoid muscles.
Shaker
Improve superior and anterior movement of the hyolaryngeal complex and UES relaxation.
MFR
Mobilize adhesive tissue to restore optimal length, decrease pain, break up adhesions, and
improve function.
Jaw opening
Improve superior and anterior movement of the hyolaryngeal complex and UES relaxation.
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