Dysphagia

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Across
  1. 2. Rating system for airway invasion severity
  2. 3. Pooling or residue seen in the valleculae or pyriforms
  3. 7. Entry of material to the level of the vocal folds, not below
  4. 8. Delayed initiation of pharyngeal swallow
  5. 11. Technique to prolong hyolaryngeal elevation
  6. 13. Cranial nerve for lip closure and taste (anterior tongue)
  7. 17. Food remaining in the oral cavity after swallow
  8. 20. Propulsion of bolus from oral cavity through pharynx
  9. 23. Cranial nerve for sensation to posterior tongue, pharynx, gag
  10. 24. Cranial nerve for jaw movement and sensation
  11. 26. Degree of pharyngeal wall contraction
Down
  1. 1. Cavity lateral to larynx, a common site for residue
  2. 4. Posterior movement needed to propel the bolus
  3. 5. Pharyngoesophageal segment opening
  4. 6. Material left in pharyngeal spaces post-swallow
  5. 9. Upward movement of the larynx during swallow
  6. 10. Combined upward/forward movement of hyoid and larynx
  7. 12. Momentary loss of view during pharyngeal swallow
  8. 14. Entry of material below the vocal folds
  9. 15. Maneuver to increase muscle contraction
  10. 16. Protective reflex response to aspiration
  11. 18. Cohesive mass of food or liquid ready for swallowing
  12. 19. Space between base of tongue and epiglottis
  13. 21. Cranial nerve for tongue movement
  14. 22. Chewing process that forms the bolus
  15. 25. Cranial nerve for laryngeal movement, pharyngeal constriction