Swallowing Disorders: Oral 2

Question 1

if the symptom is slow eating, the clinical sign is:

Answer 1

Delayed Oral Transit

Question 2

if the symptom is slow eating, the fluoro result it:

Answer 2

-delayed oral transit, tongue pumping/rolling

Question 3

if the symptom is slow eating, the disorder is:

Answer 3

Swallow Apraxia (incoordination)

Question 4

if the symptom is slow eating, the fluoro results could be:

Answer 4

delayed oral transit; mid-tongue residues

Question 5

if the symptom is slow eating, the clinical sign could be:

Answer 5

delayed oral transit

Question 6

if the symptom is slow eating, the disorder could be:

Answer 6

decreased tongue coordination/strength; scarring

Question 7

if the symptom is slow eating, and is worse with solid foods,, the clinical sign could be:

Answer 7

delayed oral transit

Question 8

if the symptom is slow eating, and is worse with solid foods, the fluoro results could be:

Answer 8

• delayed oral transit,
• decreased tongue elevation,
• hard palate residues.

Question 9

if the symptom is slow eating, and is worse with solid foods, the disorder could be:

Answer 9

• decreased tongue elevation

- decreased tongue mvmt.

Question 10

if the symptom is that food sticks on top of the mouth, the clinical sign may be:

Answer 10

residues on hard palate

Question 11

if the symptom is that food sticks on top of the mouth, the fluoro results:

Answer 11

residues on hard palate.

Question 12

if the symptom is that food sticks on top of the mouth, the disorder could be:

Answer 12

decreased tongue elevation/strength

Question 13

if the symptom is that food and drink comes out my nose: the clinical sign could be:

Answer 13

nasal regurgitation

Question 14

if the symptom is that food and drink comes out my nose: the fluoro results could be:

Answer 14

nasal regurgitation before swallow is incomplete.

Question 15

if the symptom is that food and drink comes out my nose: the disorder could be:

Answer 15

decreased vp closure