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SPE 739 - Dysphagia Exam 2 | COMM - Dysphagia, Quizzes of Speech-Language Pathology

Class: COMM - Dysphagia; Subject: Communication; University: CUNY Lehman College; Term: Forever 1989;

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TERM 1
Hyperplasia
DEFINITION 1
Rapid cell growthFirst stage of cancer
TERM 2
Metastasis
DEFINITION 2
The development of secondary malignant growth at a
distance from primary site of cancer
TERM 3
Benign
DEFINITION 3
Not harmful
TERM 4
Malignant
DEFINITION 4
HarmfulInfectious; BAD
TERM 5
Tracheotomy
DEFINITION 5
Surgical procedure that creates a hole in the trachea
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Hyperplasia

Rapid cell growthFirst stage of cancer TERM 2

Metastasis

DEFINITION 2 The development of secondary malignant growth at a distance from primary site of cancer TERM 3

Benign

DEFINITION 3 Not harmful TERM 4

Malignant

DEFINITION 4 HarmfulInfectious; BAD TERM 5

Tracheotomy

DEFINITION 5 Surgical procedure that creates a hole in the trachea

Tracheostomy

The opening made in the trachea from a tracheotomy. "STOMA" = hol TERM 7

Gastrostomy

DEFINITION 7 The opening made into the stomach from abdominal wall made surgically. TERM 8

Mandibulectomy

DEFINITION 8 removal of a piece of the jawbone TERM 9

Maxillectomy

DEFINITION 9 removing all or part of the hard palate TERM 10

Laryngectomy

DEFINITION 10 removal of the entire larynx

SLP role in assessment

NO EVALUATION UNTIL AFTER CANCER TREATMENTSLP can be invited for consultTiming for postsurgical eval can be determined TERM 17

T/F: You can use a syringe to insert food if

they have poor airway protection.

DEFINITION 17 FalseYou do not want to put anything into the oropharynx if there is no airway protection (epiglottis comes down to cover supraglottal space and vocal folds must close) TERM 18

What kind of dysphagia will develop from

esophageal stenosis?

DEFINITION 18 Dysphagia for solid food. TERM 19

Rings and Webs

DEFINITION 19 Esophagus may be narrowed by a band of tissue composed of mucosa and submucosa TERM 20

Tracheoesophageal fistula

DEFINITION 20 A tracheoesophageal fistula is an abnormal connection (fistula) between the esophagus and the trachea.

Regurgitation

Food coming back up the esaphogus TERM 22

Radiation Side Effects

DEFINITION 22 LMNOPPRLoss of appetiteMouth SoresNausea and VomitingOdynophagia (painful swallowing)Persistent dry mouth or thickened salivaPermanent change to salivary glandsReduced sense of taste TERM 23

Name 5 Esophageal Disorders

DEFINITION 23 Esophageal Stenosis Rings and Webs Tracheoesophogeal fistula Achalasia Zenker's Diverticulum TERM 24

Name two types of artificial

airways

DEFINITION 24 endotracheal tubes tracheotomy tubes TERM 25

Endotracheal Tubes

DEFINITION 25 long plastic, flexible tubes that are inserted through the mouth, through the vocal folds, and into the trachea to aid the patient in respiratory distress. *This is what is used when you're on a ventilator.