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28 Cards in this Set

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compensatory stragegies
1. postural changes
2. improving oral sensory awareness
3. food consistencies (diet changes)
therapy procedures
1. oral motor control exercises
2. oral and pharyngeal ROM exercises
3. sensory-motor integration
4. swallowing maneuvers
postural changes
1. chin down/ chin tuck
2. head turn/ head rotation
3. head tilt
4. head back/ chin up
5. lying down on side or back
chin down/ chin tuck
- increases velleculae space
-narrows airway entrance
-allows more time to trigger pharyngeal swallow
-pushes epiglottis posterior
-pushes base of tongue to back to pharyngeal wall
chin down/ chin tuck used with...
-reduced posterior base of tongue movement
-unilateral laryngeal dysfunction
head turn/ head rotation
- turn head to weaker side to allow bolus to pass on intact side
-pulls cricoid cartiledge away from posterior pharyngeal wall which decreases resting pressure on UES
-increases VF closure by applying extrinsic pressure
-narrows laryngeal entrance
head turn/ head rotation used with...
-unilateral pharyngeal paresis
-cricopharyngeal dysfunction
-unilateral laryngeal dysfunction
head tilt
tilt head to stronger side to direct bolus to most intact side
head tilt used with...
-unilateral oral weakness
-unilateral oral/pharyngeal weakness
head back/ chin up
-uses gravity to facilitate drainage of food out of oral cavity
head back/ chin up used with...
-decreased tongue control
-decreased posterior propulsion of bolus
-decrease lip closure
- used only if pt. has adequate laryngeal closure and can use supraglottic swallow
lying down on side or back
-eliminates effect of gravity on pharyngeal residue
lying down on side or back used with...
-decreased pharyngeal contractions resulting in residue
-not indicated if residue builds after each swallow or hx of reflux
improve oral sensory awareness
-increase downward pressure with spoon on the tongue
-present sour/cold bolus
-present a bolus requiring chewing
-thermal-tactile stimulation
-suck- swallow
swallowing maneuvers
1. supraglottic swallow
2. super-supraglottic swallow
3. effortful swallow
4. menselsohn maneuver
supraglottic swallow
-pt take deep breath, holds while swallowing, coughs when breath is released
-don't take another breath immediately
supraglottic swallow used with...
-reduced/late VF closure
-delayed pharyngeal swallow
super-supraglottic swallow
-same as supraglottic swallow but pt uses more effort when holding breath
super-supraglottic swallow used with...
-reduced closure of airway entrance
-required alert pt
effortful swallow
-have pt. squeeze the muscles of throat as hard as he can while swallowing
- "Swallow hard"
effortful swallow used with...
-reduced posterior movement of tongue base
mendelsohn maneuver
-swallow saliva several times
-ask if pt can feel adam's apple
-swallow normal- when apple goes to top "Grab" it and hold up for a few seconds
mendelsohn maneuver used with...
-reduced laryngeal movement
-discoordinated swallow
delayed pharyngeal swallow use...
-chin down
-thermal stim
reduced airway closure use...
-chin down
-chin down head turn
-super-supraglottic swallow
-chin down, super-supraglottic swallow
-thickened liquids and repeat
reduced VF closure use...
-chin down
-head turn to damage side
-chin down, head turn
-supraglottic swallow, chin down, head turn
-thickened liquid and repeat
reduced hyo-laryngeal elevation use...
-head turn
-mendelson maneuver
-head turn and hendelson maneuver
reduced tongue base retraction movement use...
-chin down
-effortful swallow
-chin down and effortful swallow