Case 3: Your patient is a premature infant born at 34 weeks…

Case 3: Your patient is a premature infant born at 34 weeks gestation with a cleft lip and palate who is having difficulty feeding effectively and maintaining weight.  c). What are some recommendations you could make to your hospital environment to promote healthy feeding/swallowing and reduce sensory overload in this pre-term infant (1 point)?

Case 1: A 65 year-old male with a 15 year history of Parkins…

Case 1: A 65 year-old male with a 15 year history of Parkinson’s disease presents to your clinic with complaints of gradually progressive swallowing difficulty for the past 5 years. b). What are two compensations that you may attempt during the swallowing evaluation to augment airway compromise?

Case 4: At a family reunion, you see an uncle with a history…

Case 4: At a family reunion, you see an uncle with a history of COPD, GERD, and a L MCA CVA 4 years ago who is reporting difficulty swallowing. He reports coughing and choking with solids and liquids, a globus sensation at the level of the throat, and waking in the morning with a sour taste in his mouth. As the family’s resident ‘swallow-ologist’ he comes to you for advice.  a). He attributes his lingering symptoms to his stroke. Do you think he is correct? (Yes/No). Why or why not?.