Table 2.
Lips | Tongue | Cheek | Palate | Vocal Quality |
Frequency of Swallowing | Cervical Auscultation |
OD Classification |
|
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1 | Parted, tone decreased, and mobility altered | Posture and tone adequate, mobility not rated | Adequate | Hard inadequate and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
2 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture and tone adequate, mobility not rated | Adequate | Hard inadequate and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
3 | Occluded, tone adequate, and mobility altered | Posture altered, tone and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
4 | Parted, tone and mobility adequate | Posture and tone adequate, mobility not rated | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Mild |
5 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
6 | Parted, tone and mobility altered | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Reduced | Hard and soft inadequate | Adequate | Sialorrhea | Adequate | Moderate |
7 | Parted, tone and mobility altered | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Reduced | Hard inadequate and soft adequate | Inadequate | Sialostasis | Adequate | Mild |
8 | Parted, tone and mobility adequate | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Reduced | Hard and soft inadequate | Inadequate | Sialorrhea | Altered (worsened after swallowing) | Serious |
9 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
10 | Parted, tone altered, and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Reduced | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
11 | Parted, tone and mobility adequate | Posture and tone adequate, mobility not rated | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
12 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture and tone adequate, mobility not rated | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
13 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
14 | Parted, tone and mobility altered | Posture and tone altered, mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard inadequate and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
15 | Parted, tone and mobility altered | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Reduced | Hard suitable and soft inadequate | Inadequate | Sialostasis | Altered (worsened after swallowing) | Moderate |
16 | Parted, tone altered, and mobility adequate | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
17 | Parted, tone decreased, and mobility adequate | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Reduced | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Inadequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
18 | Parted, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
19 | Parted, tone and mobility adequate | Posture and tone altered, mobility not rated | Reduced | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Inadequate | sialorrhea | Altered (worsened after swallowing) | Mild |
20 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
21 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
22 | Occluded, tone and mobility adequate | Posture, tone, and mobility adequate | Adequate | Hard suitable and soft adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Adequate | Absent |
ID: identification. OD: oropharyngeal dysphagia. Microcephalic patients are marked in gray.