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Name the cranial nerve that controls mastication and facial sensation. - ANSWER CN V Trigeminal Name the cranial nerve that controls facial movement/expression and the anterior 2/3rd of the tongue. - ANSWER CN VII Facial Name the cranial nerve that carries hearing and balance. - ANSWER CN VIII Vestibulocochlear Name the cranial nerve that controls the posterior 1/3rd of the tongue and secretions of glands. - ANSWER CN IX Glossopharyngeal

Deglutition The entire act of eating that includes putting a food substance or liquid in the mouth, its preparation for swallowing, oropharyngeal swallow, and transport of the bolus through the esophagusending with the bolus entering the stomach. Feeding placement of food in the mouth; manipulation of food in the oral cavity prior to the swallow, and the oral stage of deglutition including oral transport Mastication chewing and manipulation of a bolus within the oral cavity that requires...

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 swallowing? - ANSWER feeding your child is a way that you show love for them, and if they can't eat, a parent might feel they're not doing their job

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What ethical issues may influence your management of a dysphagic patient when obtaining consent? (8 marks; 6 points) - ANSWER 1) POA/court appointed deputy 2) Written advanced directive 3) Capacity 4) MDT decision 5) Trust's FWR policy 6) Qo

Dysphagia ** - ANSWER difficulty or discomfort in swallowing, as a symptom of disease. Anatomical points of transition - ANSWER lips (most anterior valve) velo-pharyngeal port upper esophageal spinchter (UES) also called the pharyngo-esophageal segment (PES) bolus ** - ANSWER food is first ingested into the mouth and then broken down in the mouth by chewing, or mastication, tongue movements, saliva, and teeth grinding until it becomes a bolus, a soft mass. the food bolus is soft enough tha...

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NR 228 Edapt Dysphagia Questions And Answers 2024 Study Solutions Individuals with dysphagia often exhibit which of the following symptoms? (SATA) ANS Unexpected weight loss. Sensation of food getting stuck in the throat or chest Coughing or choking when eating or drinking Bringing food back up (regurgitation) Persistent drooling of saliva What are the three levels of solid food consistencies? ANS Mechanically Altered Advanced Pureed What are the four levels of liquid consistencie...

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