Table of ContentsSWALLOWING DISORDERS WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT NORMAL SWALLOWING WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT ABNORMAL SWALLOWING WHAT YOUíLL LEARN ABOUT SWALLOWING DISORDERS WHAT YOUíLL LEARN ABOUT SWALLOWING DISORDERS Feeding or Swallowing I. Feeding I. Feeding II. Swallowing II. Swallowing III. What is Dysphagia? IV. Peripheral Anatomical Structures involved in swallowing A. Oral Structures A. Oral Structures (cont.) A. Oral Structures (cont.) B. Pharyngeal Structures B. Pharyngeal Structures (cont.) B. Pharyngeal Structures (cont.) C. Esophageal Structures Peripheral Structures V. How often do we swallow? V. When does most swallowing occur? V. When does most swallowing occur? VI. Is swallowing a voluntary or involuntary act? VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. (cont.) VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. (cont.) VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. (cont.) VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. (cont.) VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. (cont.) VI. Feeding and swallowing have voluntary and involuntary components. (cont.) VII. Sequence of Swallowing Events VII. Sequence of swallowing Events D. Trigger swallow response VII. Sequence of swallowing Events VII. Sequence of swallowing Events VIII. Swallow Duration - approx. 1 second VIII. How long is a swallow? PPT Slide |
Author: Department of Otolaryngology
Email: michael-karnell@uiowa.edu |