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Neurogenic dysphagia occurs when there is damage to the correct answers CNS and/or PNS Neurogenic Dysphagia Results in: correct answers Sensory-motor changes Neurogenic Dysphagia is concurrent with: correct answers Dysarthria, dysphonia, and/orcognitive-linguistic disorders •Articulatory •Respiratory •Phonatory/Laryngeal •Velopharyngeal •Cognitive Etiology CNS Non-Degenerative: correct answers •CVA •Brain injury •Medication •Neoplasm •Congenital CP syringobu...

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Complications of dysphagia - pneumonia - malnutrition - dehydration - reduced quality of personal, professional, and or spiritual non-instrumental or non-imaging clinical swallow evaluation CSE/ Bedside swallow evaluation (BSE) Instrumental evaluation or imaging Fiberoptic or flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) - Modified barium swallow (MBS) or video fluoroscopic swallow study (VFSS) What two nerves are unilaterally innervated? - CN VII (facial) - CN XII- hypoglossal

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Compensatory Treatment - ANSWER -Compensate for loss of a function by altering system in some ay -Improve safety and efficiency of the swallow when underlying cause cannot be rehabilitated Compensatory Treatment Examples - ANSWER -Increasing tactile/thermal input with bolus/bolus modification (IDDSI) -Aiding in lip closure -Self-feeding -Postural changes