Outer Ear
Middle Ear
Inner Ear
Normal Swallow
Dysphagia
100

Another name for the pinna

Auricle

100

Name the three bones of the middle ear

Malleus, Incus, Stapes

100

The cochlea is innervated by what nerve?

CN VIII Vestibulocochlear

100

What part of the brain controls the swallow reflex?

Brainstem, specifically the medulla.

100

Oral or gastric matter entering the airway

Aspiration

200

Disorder in which the ear canal is missing or malformed

Aural Atresia

200

Tube that connects the middle ear to the pharynx to allow for equalization of air pressure

Eustachian tube

200

Name the 3 semi-circular canals

Anterior, Posterior, Lateral/Horizontal

200

Stage of the swallow in which bolus enters the mouth and is chewed

Oral Preparatory

200

What does the acronym FEES stand for?

Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing

300

Medical term for the "ear canal"

External Auditory Meatus

300

Medical term for an "ear infection"

Otitis Media

300
Structures that sense acceleration and deceleration

Utricle, Saccule

300

The swallow reflex is triggered when the head of the bolus passes these "pillars"

Anterior Faucial Pillars

300

Name two possible causes of dysphagia

CVA, degenerative disease, cancer, TBI, respiratory disease, debility, craniofacial abnormalities

400

Type of hearing loss associated with excessive build-up of cerumen

Conductive

400

Muscle that tenses the tympanic membrane during the auditory reflex

Tensor Tympani

400

Sensory organ inside the cochlear duct

Organ of Corti

400

Term for brief cessation of respiration during the swallow

Apnea

400

Name two possible benefits of thickening someone's liquids

Slows the bolus

Keeps bolus more cohesive

Provides additional sensory input

500

Structure that creates a boundary between the outer and middle ear

Tympanic Membrane

500

The middle ear helps overcome this "resistance" between the outer and inner ears

Impedance

500

Sound is interpreted by the ____________ ____________ in the ______________ lobe of the brain

Auditory Cortex, Temporal

500

Name of the involuntary "wave-like" contraction of the esophagus

Peristalsis

500

Name two possible drawbacks to thickening someone's liquids

Increased risk for UTI, dehydration, malnutrition.

May not be able to clear thicker substances from lungs, resulting in increased risk for PNA

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