- 12 Videos
- 4 Quizzes
- 6 PDFs
- 1 Audio
- 9.0 hrs
Curriculum
SNAPS: Swallowing Neuro Anatomy and Physiology Shorts
96:13
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DGR: Dysphagia Grand Rounds
152:06
DGR 1 Article: Logemann, Pauloski, Rademaker, & Kahrilas (2002)
DGR 1 Webinar: Oropharyngeal Swallow in Younger and Older Women - A Videofluoroscopic Analysis
DGR 2 Article: Kamarunas, McCullough, Mennemeier, & Munn (2015)
DGR 2 Webinar: Oral Perception of Liquid Volume Changes with Age
DGR Learning Assessment
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CTDM: Critical Thinking in Dysphagia Management
222:59
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DC: Dysphagia Cafe Blog
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$9.00 / month
Swallowing Training and Education Portal
Course description
The Normal Swallowing learning module will provide clinicians with a thorough understanding of normal swallowing anatomy, physiology and function across the lifespan. It will identify and discuss barriers to clinicians' current understanding of normal swallowing physiology and factors leading to misdiagnoses, over referrals and inappropriate treatment targets. This course will also review normal swallowing VFSS and FEES videos and discuss research related to the differences seen in normal swallow function across different adults.
Taught By
STEP COMMUNITY EXPERTS
STEP is a collaborative of the leading dysphagia resources on the web - Swallowing Neuro Anatomy and Physiology Shorts (SNAPS), Foundations, Critical Thinking in Dysphagia Management, Dysphagia Grand Rounds, Down the Hatch and Dysphagia Cafe; all created and curated by dysphagia expert Dr. Ianessa Humbert and speech-language pathologist Rinki Varindani Desai. STEP provides you with the swallowing education and resources you need to succeed. STEP courses strengthen your knowledge base and help improve clinical practices in swallowing and swallowing disorders; from basics to the most advanced.
Reviews (1)
hyolarynx, tongue and palate
by LisaRose McCabe
This is the type of review I have been craving for years! Slow but effective pace, visual representation and review at the conclusion of each section permits higher retention of the information for me. I am planning on reviewing each one a few more times to solidify the information for use in my clinical practice and documentation. Thank you, thank you thank you!!!
hyolarynx, tongue and palate
by LisaRose McCabe
This is the type of review I have been craving for years! Slow but effective pace, visual representation and review at the conclusion of each section permits higher retention of the information for me. I am planning on reviewing each one a few more times to solidify the information for use in my clinical practice and documentation. Thank you, thank you thank you!!!