Nyu dysphagia exam 2023 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NYU Dysphagia Final Exam Questions and Answers 2023 (Graded A+) During the oral prep phase...Contraction of what muscle causes the elevation of the posterior tongue? - ANSWER Palatoglossus During the oral prep phase...The medial and lateral pterygoids are muscles of...? - ANSWER Mastication During the oral prep phase...The temporalis is a muscle of...? - ANSWER Mastication During the oral prep phase...The masseter is a muscle of...? - ANSWER Mastication During the oral prep phase...What d...

NYU Dysphagia Exam Questions With Complete Answers 2023 (Graded A+) (Oversimplified) 1st Stage of Swallow - ANSWER Prepare bolus: keep it in the mouth (Oversimplified) 2nd Stage of Swallowing - ANSWER Push bolus posteriorly (Oversimplified) 3rd Stage of Swallowing - ANSWER Initiate pharyngeal swallow (involuntary) (Oversimplified) 4th Stage of Swallowing - ANSWER Open the UES to allow bolus to move through the esophagus 1st oversimplified part of the pharyngeal swallow - ANSWER Protect the...

NYU Dysphagia Exam Final Test Questions With Answers 2023 (Graded A+) During the oral prep phase...Buccinator is innervated by what CN, and what is it responsible for? - ANSWER CN VII, contracting to keep the bolus on the teeth and prevent pocketing During the oral prep phase...Tongue Sensation is innervated by what CNs, and what is it responsible for? - ANSWER CN V, VII, and IX, determines the taste, size, texture, and location of the bolus During the oral prep phase...Tongue muscles are ...

NYU Dysphagia Exam - Questions With Complete Answers 2023 Graded A+. Initiate pharyngeal swallow (involuntary) (Oversimplified) 4th Stage of Swallowing - ANSWER Open the UES to allow bolus to move through the esophagus 1st oversimplified part of the pharyngeal swallow - ANSWER Protect the airway (move the larynx out of the way, true VF closure, false VF closure, epiglottic seal) 2nd oversimplified part of the pharyngeal swallow - ANSWER Move the bolus to the esophagus (hyolaryngeal tract...