by Megan Berg
Helping people visualize how the swallow works is the first step in meaningful dysphagia therapy. The swallow mechanism itself is incredibly compl...
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alternative nutrition and hydration,
anterior spillage,
aspiration precuations,
assessing risk of aspiration,
chin tuck against resistance,
CTAR,
diet textures,
dysphagia,
dysphagia and Parkinson's,
dysphagia resources for nursing staff,
GERD,
head and neck cancer,
loss of taste,
masako,
MBSS,
meltable solids,
mendelsohn,
modified barium swallow study,
oral care,
oral thrush,
Parkinson's,
post-operative cervical dysphagia,
postural maneuvers for dysphagia,
presbyphagia,
psychological impact of dysphagia,
puree,
radiation fibrosis,
reflux,
reflux and dysphagia,
role of the speech language pathologist,
shaker,
shaker exercise,
smoothies,
smoothies for people with dysphagia,
swallow,
swallow exercises,
swallow strategies,
thickened liquids,
tube feeding
