Swallow Smarts
Swallow Cont'd
Speech Trivia
Read the IPA
True or False
100

What is the medical term for difficulty swallowing?

Dysphagia 

100
What does MBSS stand for?

Modified Barium Swallow Study

100

Name one cognitive skill SLPs treat in SNFs. 

Memory, attention, problem solving, executive function

100

/hæpi spitʃ mʌnθ/

Happy speech month

100

SLPs only work on swallowing and cognition.

False 

200

Thin liquids move faster or slower than thickened liquids?

Faster 

200

What does FEES stand for?

Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing 

200

What part of the brain is associated with speech: Frontal lobe or Occipital lobe?

Frontal lobe

200

/ˈizi ˈpizi ˈlɛmən ˈskwizi/

Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy

200

Coughing during meal time is always a concern. 

False 

300

Name one possible sign of aspiration.

Coughing, throat clearing, wet vocal quality 

300

What protects the airway during a swallow?

Epiglottis

300

What is dysarthria?

Motor speech disorder caused by brain/nerve damage

300

/meɪ ðə fɔɹθ bi wɪð ju/

May the fourth be with you

300

Thickened liquids increase risk of dehydration. 

True 

400

What posture may help reduce aspiration in some patients? Chin tuck or looking upward?

Chin tuck 

400

If a ST is doing a CTAR exercise, what are they doing?

Chin tuck against resistance

400

Name 2 types of aphasia.

Brocas, Wernickes, Global, Conduction, Anomic, Transcortical motor/sensory

400

/ɪf ju kæn ɹid ðɪs bɹɪŋ mi əˈnʌðɚ ˈkɔfi/

If You Can Read This Bring Me Another Coffee

400

Oral care can help reduce risk of aspiration pneumonia.

True 

500

What is the difference between aspiration and penetration?

Aspiration - below the VF 

Penetration - above the VF 

500

What cranial nerve is most associated with tongue movement?

Hyoglossal nerve (CN XII) 

500

What are the two main types of language deficits commonly treated after stroke?

Expressive and Receptive language 

500

/waɪ bi mudi wɛn ju kæn ʃeɪk jʊɹ buti/




Why Be Moody When You Can Shake Your Booty

500

Aspiration always causes coughing.


False. 

Silent aspiration