Oral Phase Symptoms and Dysfunctions
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Oral Phase Symptom: Delayed onset of oral phase of the swallow | Apraxia of swallow, reduced oral sensation |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Searching tongue movements | Apraxia of swallow |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Tongue moves forward to start swallow | Tongue thrust |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Residue in ANTERIOR OR LATERAL sulcus | Reduced labial / buccal strength |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Residue in floor of mouth | Reduced lingual shaping to seal |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Residue in midtongue depression | Tongue scarring |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Residue of food on the tongue | Reduced lingual ROM or strength for elevation to palate |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Disturbed lingual contraction; reduced anterior / posterior movement | Reduced lingual coordination |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Repetitive lingual rocking-rolling (tremors) | Parkinson's Disease |
| Oral Phase Symptom: Residue on hard palate | Reduced lingual elevation or strength |
| Oral Phase Symptom: uncontrolled bolus; premature loss of liquid or puree into pharynx | Reduced lingual conrol or reduced linguavelar seal |
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