Swallowing Flashcards

1
Q

How do you prevent nasal speech

A

Uplifting the soft palate

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2
Q

4 phases of swallowing

A
  1. Oral preparatory
  2. Oral
  3. Pharyngeal
  4. Esophageal
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3
Q

What’s happening during pharyngeal phase

A

Bolus goes from mouth to esophagus

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4
Q

Which swallow strategy prevents entry of liquid into larynx by forward motion of larynx

A

Chin tuck

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5
Q

Which swallow strategy uses gravity to guide bolus into pharynx

A

Head tilt

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6
Q

Relaxation of _____________ is required for esophageal clearance

A

Gastroesophageal sphincter

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7
Q

Which swallow strategy encompasses breath holding and swallowing

A

Supraglottic

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8
Q

Which phases of swallowing is voluntary and which is involuntary

A
Voluntary = oral preparatory and oral
Involuntary = pharyngeal and esophageal
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9
Q

Which swallow strategy uses valsalva’s

A

Super supraglottic swallow

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10
Q

What is happening during oral phase

A

Tongue elevates and occludes anterior oral cavity and pushes bolus back towards oropharynx

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11
Q

Which swallow strategy has the patient holding the larynx high to lengthen duration of cricopharyngeal opening

A

Mendelsohn maneuver

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12
Q

What patient should PEG be considered

A

If they can’t tolerate grade 3 thickened fluid or puréed diet 14 days after stroke

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13
Q

How long does each phase last?

A

Oral preparatory - variable. Depends on the person.
Oral - <1 second
Pharyngeal phase - 0.6 - 1 second
Esophageal - 6-10 seconds

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14
Q

Problems seen in oral preparatory phase

A

Pocketing or drooling

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15
Q

Which phase of swallowing is aspiration most likely to occur

A

Pharyngeal

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16
Q

Which swallow strategy decreases the space between base of tongue and posterior pharyngeal wall

A

Chin-tuck

17
Q

What is soft palate doing during oral preparatory phase

A

Depression and forward movement

18
Q

MC phase of swallowing where you have dysphagia

A

Pharyngeal

19
Q

Longest phase of swallowing

A

Esophageal

20
Q

Which swallow strategy closes the ipsilateral pharynx to force bolus to contralateral bolus?

A

Head rotation

21
Q

6 swallowing strategies

A
  1. Chin Tuck
  2. Head rotation
  3. Supraglottic swallow
  4. Super supraglottic swallow
  5. Mendelsohn
  6. Head tilt
22
Q

Contraction of what muscle is required in pharyngeal phase

A

Cricopharyngeal muscle

23
Q

What is the physiology of nasal speech aka hypernasality? Is due to partial or complete failure of _____________….

A

Partial or complete failure of soft palate to close off nasal cavity from oral cavity

24
Q

What is tongue moving during oral preparatory phase

A

Lateral