Treatment Flashcards

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compensatory techniques for delays in oral prep

+Population

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o Modifying diet
­ Enhance sensory input (texture, taste, carbonation)
Population: dementia

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compensatory techniques for reduced lingual control/movement

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o Modified diet: Rheology
o Feeding activity: Clearing mouth with finger/rinsing mouth
Population: MND, PD, HD, MG, Cortical strokes + TBI

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rehabilitative techniques for reduced lingual control/movement

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o Rehabilitation: Tongue Exercises (IOPI)

Population: Cortical strokes + TBI

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compensatory techniques for oral pooling and residue

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o Modified diet: Rheology
o Feeding activity: Clearing mouth with finger/rinsing mouth
Population: Dementia + PD

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compensatory techniques for spillage from the lips

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o Posture: Labial/chin support
* Posture may be difficult (MND)
Population: MND + PD

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compensatory techniques for delayed swallow initiation

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o Modifying diet: Enhance Sensory input (texture/taste/carbonation)
o Modifying feeding activity: Thermal tactile stimulation
Population: all disorders

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compensatory techniques for premature spillage into pharynx

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o Modified feeding activity: Bolus control technique: Modify bolus size and intake rate
o Diet-fluid modification: Rheology
Population: PD+ TBI

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rehabilitative techniques forpremature spillage into pharynx
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o Modified posture: Supraglottic swallow?

Population: TBI

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compensatory techniques for all disorders with pharyngeal residue

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o Feeding activity modification: Multiple swallows

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compensatory technique for pharyngeal residue with NO unilateral damage.
+ population

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o Head rotation (to weaker side)

Population: Dementia, MND, MG, PD, BS stroke + LM stroke

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compensatory techniques for pharyngeal residue WITH unilateral damage.
+ population

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o Head tilt (to stronger side)

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rehabilitative techniques for pharyngeal residue.

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o Shaker (head lift) – if aspiration after swallow – only use if no cognitive limitations/noon-compliance
o Biofeedback – sEMG (Surface Electromyography)
population: LM stroke + TBI

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compensatory techniques for Nasal regurgitation

+ population

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palatal prosthesis

population: MND

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compensatory techniques for Repetitive swallows

+ population

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o Feeding activity modification
­ Head rotation (severity depends)
o Multiple swallows
Population: HD

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compensatory techniques for reduced hyolaryngeal excursion

+ population

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o Feeding activity modification
Diet/fluid modification
populations: Dementia, BS stroke, PD, LM stroke + TBI

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Rehabilitative techniques for reduced hyolaryngeal excursion

+ population

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o Supraglottic swallow
o No cognitive impairment Medhelsohn
o Shaker exercise (head lift)
population: BS stroke, PD? + LM stroke

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compensatory techniques for Pyriform residue

+ population

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o Diet/fluid modifications

populations: TBI, MG + PD

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compensatory techniques for reducing Aspiration risk

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o Feeding activity modifications: Head rotation and Bolus manipulation
o Modifying diet
populations: All disorders except BS stroke

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compensatory techniques for Inco-ordination of breathing and swallowing

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o Biofeedback – sEMG (Surface Electromyography)
o Constant oxygen supply during meals
populations: HD + BS stroke