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Esophageal peristalsis paired with gravity promotes normal b…

Esophageal peristalsis paired with gravity promotes normal bolus flow through the esophagus.

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In the image below, what sign of dysphagia is the yellow arr…

In the image below, what sign of dysphagia is the yellow arrow pointing to? [answer1]

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Using the image below, please list the signs of dysphagia th…

Using the image below, please list the signs of dysphagia that you observe (3 points).

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Using the word bank below, what is the best way to describe…

Using the word bank below, what is the best way to describe the dysphagic symptom you observe in this image? Pyriform sinus residue Retrograde bolus flow GERD Standing column Eosinophilic esophagitis Diverticulum

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Please provide a sign of dysphagia that you observe in this…

Please provide a sign of dysphagia that you observe in this image below.

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What is the normal respiratory-swallowing coordination patte…

What is the normal respiratory-swallowing coordination pattern in healthy adults?

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What are 3 conditions that place pediatric populations at ri…

What are 3 conditions that place pediatric populations at risk for dysphagia? Please briefly explain why each etiology often results in dysphagia.

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Case 1: A 65 year-old male with a 15 year history of Parkins…

Case 1: A 65 year-old male with a 15 year history of Parkinson’s disease presents to your clinic with complaints of gradually progressive swallowing difficulty for the past 5 years. a). Based on the video presentation, list at least two signs of dysphagia you observe in the oral phase and two signs of dysphagia you observe in the pharyngeal phase that place this patient at the greatest risk for penetration and aspiration.

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This suffix means softening:

This suffix means softening:

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Which of the following suffixes means opening to form a mout…

Which of the following suffixes means opening to form a mouth?

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