whats wrong suga'?
come to bed
is that barium in your throat or are you just happy to see me?
bite your tongue
random
100

this is the first stage of assessing a dysphagia patient

what is review of medical history

100

What does CBE stand for

Clinical bedside exam

100

Why do we do instumental assessments?

to get more information on the pharyngeal stage

100

What are the 5 stages of the swallow

anticipitory

pre oral

oral

pharyngeal esophageal

100

what is dysphagia?

difficult in swallowing or inability to swallow

200

who is part of the dysphagia team who can inform you of a patients medical status?

Family members

200

How do you observe pharyngeal mechanisms?

listen for cough or gurgle

feel for layngeal movement

200

What is a modified barium swallow?

fluroscopic imaging that can be recorded and played back. 

Barium is mixed with food and the swallow is recorded to see where the food ends up?

200

this stge involves seeing and smelling food or drink in preparation to eat it

anticipitory

200

what is a cause of dysphagia i children?

prematurity

cerebral palsy

300

list three relevant pieces of info for this stage

previous swalling issues

preexisting illness or trauma 

medications taken

feeding, behavioral, and medical info

300

What is checked during the oral-motor exam

labial seal

cheek/ jaw strength

tongue strength

300

What is an endoscopy

A camera is sent through the nose to rest above the epiglottis to record pharyngeal structures and functions
300

when does the velopharyngeal port close?


pharyngeal

300

what is a cause of dysphagia in adults?

CVA

TBI

neuromuscular disease

Cancer

400

Explain why you need to know medications given in the hospital during current medical status review

Some medications cause drowsiness which will affect CBE

400

What is the first step in the CBE?

assessing level of alertness

400

what views are MBS recordings taken from?

anterior coronal and sagital

400

at one point doe sthe swallow become involuntary

beginiing of pharyngeal, passing the facial pillars

400

what is the snake like movement called and stage(s) of the swallow is it found in?

peristalsis

pharyngeal, esophageal

500
List three ways of recieving nutrition

orally

nasogartic tube

gastric tube

500

describe a safe swallow (pharyngeal stage)

larynx moves up and forward

epiglottis covers the larynx 

velum seals

pharyngeal constrictor muscles propel bolus through the pharynx to the esophagus

500

what professionals from the dysphagia team are involved in the MBS?

SLP, radiologist

500

what is the start of the esophageal stage?

begins when larynx moves back and down and breathing resumes

500

"swallowing requires ____ and _____ skills"

cognitive and moror