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    described as an abnormality in transferring a solid or liquid bolus from the oral cavity to the stomach (Bernard, Loeslie, & Rabatin, 2015). With a diagnosis of dysphagia, a patient will likely aspirate foods and/or liquids of different consistencies. Aspiration is “the entry of food or liquid into the airway below the true vocal folds” (Logemann, 1998, p. 5). Specifically, thin liquid dysphagia occurs when a patient aspirates while consuming any liquids that are not thickened, such as water. Patients with

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    Compliance of patients and families to remain on a modified diet of thickened liquids only can be difficult, especially after leaving facilities. • Patients who are on a thickened liquids diet only may face dehydration which can cause more problems than aspiration of water alone. • Allowing patients to consume water as they wish may increase in their quality of life. • Individuals on a modified thickened liquid diet or feeding tube may aspirate

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    the test consistencies and not a trained professional. There were so things happening in the room all at once. The SLP was trying to watch the monitor for penetration and aspiration all while trying to help the mother keep the baby’s attention. Then the radiologist says “deep penetration” and two seconds later “silent aspiration”. The nurse wrote this information down on a sheet which specifies exactly when, where, and what consistency was

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    Arf Aspiration

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    The authors explained and gave some of the major causes of aspiration such as alcohol withdrawal or intoxication, diminished level of consciousness, problems with swallowing, tube feeding problems, etc (Guy & Smith, pg. 105-107). These authors have written some of the appropriate measures to implement and prevent aspiration. According to this article, one of the major ways of preventing patient from aspiration is by positioning the patient in the semi-flowers position with 30 to 45

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    Aspiration Pneumoniis

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    Aspiration is known as the inhalation of taking material into the lungs as well as gastric contents or oropharyngeal into the airways. Aspiration usually leads to serious complications such as aspiration pneumonia, which is an infectious process from aspiration of oropharyngeal contents. Aspiration pneumonitis is direct chemical lung injury from the aspirated material. Most often it cannot be distinguished clinically or radiographically from aspiration pneumonia. During aspiration, the normal swallowing

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    Orthodontist Aspirations

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    journey at this university. Using all of the attained skills and experience from my duration at Wichita State, I aim to arise as an orthodontist performing at my foremost to deliver the best quality care for all of my patients’ dental needs. These aspirations did not sprout from nowhere; rather they originated during my childhood. I have had far too many unnecessary visits to my orthodontist for all too many reasons.

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    Abortion. It is known that women were put in this world to reproduce. The bible states in Genesis 1:28, “Then God blessed them and said, "Be fruitful and multiply. Fill the earth and govern it. Reign over the fish in the sea, the birds in the sky, and all the animals that scurry along the ground.” Which means that all animals and humans were made to have babies and keep the planet populated. There are many scriptures in the bible which talk about reproduction and what we’re supposed to do. But

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    As of now, what I want to do in the future is become a dermatologist. I wanted to become a dermatologist when I got dandruff. At the time I did not know what dandruff was, so I looked it up. I found that it was the shedding of dead skin cells on your scalp. I thought that was cool so I looked up other things about the skin. The more information I looked up the more I wanted to study the skin and work with it. I would like to learn more about how the skin works and then use what I learned

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    realize how I can achieve this is to become a veterinarian. I will be able to help people who are unable to help the ones they love, their animals. From first glance, my current extra-curricular activities have nothing that remotely relate to my aspiration. With a wide range in activities, they range from being a team

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    Dysphagi A Case Study

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    Allison Kwan Research Article Worksheet Title of Article: Parker, Claire, Power, Maxine, Hamdy, Shaheen, Bowen, Audrey, Tyrrell, Pippa, & Thompson, David G. Awareness of dysphagia by patients following stroke predicts swallowing performance. Dyshagia, 19, 28-34. APA format: last name, first name author (year). Title of article in lower case (if journal article). Title of journal italicized, Volume Number (Issue Number), page numbers. The purpose of this study was to detect dysphagia awareness

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