Lecture 4 Flashcards

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Swallow rehabilitation

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  • targets; specific aspects of function to be changed by treatment
  • ingredients; specific actions taken by clinician to effect changes in the target
  • mechanism of action; the known or hypothesised means by which ingredients expert their effects
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What is neural plasticity

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  • the brains ability to adapt in response to changes in input such as response to training, environmental cues, experience, ageing, injury or disease
  • we don’t fully understand the mechanisms but we do know these principles are important
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3
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What do muscles need for speech/swallow?

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  • power
  • endurance
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4
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How to increase power/endurance

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  • overload
  • recruitment of additional motor units
  • specificity of training
  • repetition
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5
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Impact of dysphagia - social issues

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  • avoidance of eating with others
  • social isolation
  • Embarrassment
  • social stigma associated with a modified diet/‘baby food’
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Impact of dysphagia - psychological

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  • reduced mealtime enjoyment
  • fear of choking
  • stress
  • anxiety/panic
  • depression
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