Swallowing Flashcards

1
Q

different stages of swallowing

A

oral prep
oral transit
pharyngeal
esophageal

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2
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oral prep stage

A

voluntary
structures: motor cortex

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3
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oral transit

A

tongue pushes bolus toward pharynx

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4
Q

pharyngeal

A

reflexive
brainstem (medulla)
central pattern generator coordinates airway protection and bolus movement

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5
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esophageal

A

involuntary
brainstem and autonomic nervous system control peristalsis
dysphagia

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6
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levels of structures involved

A

cerebral cortex
brainstem
peripheral nerves

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7
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brainstem nuclei involved in swallowing

A

nucleus tractus solitarius
nucleus ambiguous
dorsal motor nucleus of vagus nerve

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8
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Central pattern generator

A

in brainstem
coordinates muscle movements in swallowing

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9
Q

silent aspiration

A

food/liquid entering airway without triggering cough reflex often due to impaired sensation or coordination

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10
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causes of dysphagia

A

neurological disorders
structural abnormalities
muscular disorders

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