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Oral Phase Compensatory Strategies

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Downward Pressure on Tongue (w/spoon)   To treat reduced oral sensation, delayed oral/pharyngeal swallow. Improves oral sensory awareness.  
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Sour & Cold Bolus   To treat reduced oral sensation, delayed onset of swallow, pharyngeal delay. Improves oral sensory awareness. Put in mesh cloth if swallowing not wanted.  
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Thermal Tactile Swallow   Treats delayed initiation of pharyngeal aspect of swallowing. Improves oral sensory awareness. Stroke anterior faucial pillars w cold stimulus. Effect continues for several swallows after. Not permanent.  
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Bolus requiring chewing & Large Volume & Suck-Swallow   treats reduced oral sensation, delayed oral/pharyngeal swallow. Improves oral sensory awareness.  
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Tactile + Proprioceptive Input from   bolus requiring chewing  
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Increased tongue elevation from   Suck-Swallow  
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Other compensatory strategies   multiple swallows, small sips/amounts, modifying food presentation  
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Liquid Wash   immediately following pudding/solid if its getting stuck (oral/pharyngeal residue)  
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3 second prep   from neurological/psychological research, preparing to swallow mentally  
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External support   external pressure to weaker cheek, labial & chin support  
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Intraoral prosthetics   For tongue resection, palatal work, lower palatal work, helps swallow  
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Most Invasive Strategy   Changing food consistency  
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Thickened Liquids   Treats oral tongue dysfunction, delayed pharyngeal swallow  
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Purees   Treats delayed pharyngeal swallow, reduced laryngeal closure  
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Rehabilitative Strategies for Oral Phase   Stretch Reflex, OM exercises, resistance, bolus propulsion, ROM exercises (passive & active), lifting back of tongue,  
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Stretch Reflex- rehab strategy   for oral weakness  
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OM exercises- rehab strategy   for Oral weakness, drecreased ROM, therapist initiated (passive) lip stretches, patient initiated (active)=pucker/release,close lips smack hard, smack,retract/hold,puff cheeks,resist ext. pressure  
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Resistance- rehab strategy   for oral weakness/decreased ROM. Push against tongue depressor.  
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Bolus Manipulation- rehab strategy   for decreased ROM. therapist holds bolus in mesh on string and pt moves it around  
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Bolus Propulsion- rehab strategy   for decreased ROM. Juice in gauze, pt squeezes juice out and swallows  
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ROM exercise- rehab strategy   for decreased ROM. Elevate anterior/posterior tongue and hold. side to side. pull tongue back/hold.  
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Lift back of tongue- rehab strategy   for decreased lingua velar seal, not base of tongue. Hard /k/ words  
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protocol recommendations- how many trials a day?   25  
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protocol recommendations- how many days a wk?   6  
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protocol recommendations- how many wks?   8  
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