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Criado por mathieteal
mais de 9 anos atrás
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Questão | Responda |
what do you have to do with your tongue to swallow? (motion) | lateralize |
what is an extravasation? | a fistula that kills a little bit of food in the tissue |
will a person with a superior pharyngeal nerve dysfunction have difficulty swallowing thin liquids? | yes. they will aspirate |
Is it normal to need to clear your throat after a swallow? | Nope - pay attention to this. |
What should you do if the person has weakness swallowing? | Have them turn their head to see if their swallow improves. You close off one side. |
Which direction do you turn when you want to close off side of the throat? | the side you want to close. |
What is the order you should be concerned in for areas of the brain that are damaged? | brainstem, R CVA (dysarthria), L CVA (apraxia) |
What is best to do with patients with dementia and swallowing? | Keep them eating as long as possible before it becomes a risk. |
Higher mortality with a peg tube or oral feeding for patients with dementia? | peg tube. |
difference between a clinical and experimental exam? | clinical: what you see and empirically judge without hard data. experimental: tests you conduct (barium swallow study). |
How many hours of therapy are required in a rehab unit? | 3 hours - ot, pt, slp combined. |
How do you perform a supraglottic swallow? | suck in air, hold, swallow, cough. |
Why is a cough important in a supraglottic swallow? | Means you're able to clear your throat. |
What is a vocational cough? | the ability to cough. |
What is an effortful swallow? Why is it important? | a hard swallow. You get a better squeeze in the pharynx. |
What is an interdental swallow? Why important? | tongue between teeth and swallow. Base of tongue retraction is being increased. (base of tongue and pharynx). |
What is the Mendelssohn maneuver? why important? | take a breath, hold, swallow, release breathe. not sure... |
what is the shakir exercise? who can't do it? | lay on back, do a partial sit up of the head and swallow. critically fragile people. |
What does xerostomia do?: | creates a lack of saliva - ie: dry mouth. |
Which outcome has a better recovery: pharyngeal or oral tumor surgery? | oral |
Why is oral tumor surgery better? | floor and back of the mouth is better than the top to recover from. |
What is a hemilaryngectomy? | removal of 1/2 the larynx. |
which is worse: supraglottic laryngectomy or hemilaryngectomy? | supra. it's taking out the top of bottom half. |
Where does an Chloropec tube run? | nose to the throat. |
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