In this access method, the person makes a choice by listening for the desired item and then selects it
Auditory scanning
SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist
which is thicker, mildly or moderately thickened liquids?
moderately thickened liquids
Is a PMV a 1 or 2-way valve
1 way
Define aphasia
Aphasia is a language disorder caused by brain damage—most commonly from stroke, tumor, or injury—that impairs a person's ability to speak, understand, read, and write.
Communication boards/books, pictures, and real objects all compose this form of AAC.
Low tech
SGD
Speech Generating Device
Pudding is a good example of what type of modified diet texture
Puree
What is a good, safe SpO2 range for a patient using a Passy-Muir Valve (PMV)?
92-100%
These are used in AAC to represent objects, actions, concepts, and emotions.
symbols/pictures
NPO
Latin for nothing by mouth
Bolognese sauce is a good example of what modified diet texture?
Moist ground
Does the tracheostomy cuff need to be fully inflated or deflated when the speaking valve is in place?
DEFLATED
What kind of toothbrush do you use for a patient who is NPO?
Suction brush or swab!!!!
The abbreviation AAC stands for this.
augmentative alternative communication
MBS
Modified Barium Swallow Study
What is the difference between ms/cut and regular cut solids?
Regular cut allows all solids on the regular diet texture but provides the meats cut up. Ms/cut only allows foods that are "easier to chew" and avoids foods that are firm, crunchy, fibrous, or dry (bacon, grapes, peanut butter, etc.)
Who can you ask for assist to suction the trach in this hospital?
Respiratory, Speech, nursing
True or False: a chin tuck always improves swallow function
False, it can help in some cases but it can worsen a swallow- depends on the patient :)
A technique where a partner reads choices aloud, and the user indicates their choice through a gesture or sound
partner assisted scanning
IDDSI
International Dysphagia Diet Standardization Initiative
If the whiteboard in someone's room does not mention straws, are they allowed?
Yes, we only write "no straws" when they are not allowed, otherwise the patient can use straws!!