Speech and Language Pathologists Work with Patients Who Have Swallowing

question 14

Multiple Choice

Speech and language pathologists work with patients who have swallowing dysfunction (dysphagia) by:

• A) helping them to learn techniques and procedures for safe swallowing.
• B) helping them to learn proper breathing techniques to aid in swallowing.
• C) helping them to learn proper airway clearing techniques to aid in swallowing.
• D) working in conjunction with a physical therapist on a treatment plan.

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Definitions:

Hippocampus

A major component of the brain, crucial for memory formation and spatial navigation, located in the medial temporal lobe.

Temporal Lobes

Regions of the cerebral cortex responsible for processing auditory information and are involved in the understanding of language and the storage of long-term memories.

Motor Cortex

The motor cortex is a region of the cerebral cortex involved in the planning, control, and execution of voluntary movements.

Arms

Limbs attached to the upper body of humans and other vertebrates, used for manipulation, movement, and varying physical tasks.