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Dysphagia Comp.
Compensatory Strategies Used
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has reduced oral control yielding premature spillage and pharyngeal pooling? | Thickened liquids, chin tuck |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has poor mastication resulting in ingestion of large unchewed food particles? | Pureed or chopped diet |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has reduced oral control yielding premature spillage and aspiration with large volumes of liquids? | Regulate the volume of liquids. |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has random movement of the bolus in the oral cavity and discoordinated oral transfer? | 3-second prep |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has delayed pharyngeal swallow resulting in pharyngeal pooling? | thickened liquids, regualation of liquid volumes, 3-second prep, chin tuck, sour bolus, thermal tactile stimulation |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has reduced base of tongue retraction, anterior retraction resulting in vallecular residue? | Chin Tuck |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has reduced airway closure resulting in aspiration during the swallow? | Chin Tuck |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has pharyngeal hemiparesis resulting in unilateral piriform sinus residue? | Head turn towards the weaker side |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has delayed oral transit resulting in no or delayed movement of the bolus in the oral cavity? | Increases taste to sour bolus |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has reduced closure of the true vocal folds resulting in aspiration during the swallow? | Supraglottic swallow |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has delayed pharyngeal swallow and aspirates before the swallow? | Supraglottic swallow |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has poor pharyngeal motility resulting in nasal regurgitation? | Thick liquid and food consistnences |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has decreased base of tongue to posterior wall approximation resulting in vallecular residue | Chin tuck |
| What compensatory strategies can be used when the patient has preswallow pharyngeal pooling resulting in penetration? | Thickened liquids, volume regulation, 3-second prep, chin tuck, sour bolus, thermal tactile stimulation |
| What compensatory strategies can be used if the patient has inadequate epiglottic deflection resulting in penetration? | No know compensatory at this time. |
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