Assessing respiration function in children with neurological disorders
Description
Respiration is an integral component of eating, swallowing, phonation and speech. Often overlooked in treatment are respiratory support, timing, the ability to hold during swallowing, and grading of exhalation during phonation. These major difficulties interfere with oral-motor function. This video presents the basic components and assessment parameters for investigating respiratory issues in children with neuromotor disorders.
Runtime
39 min
Series
Subjects
Date of Publication
2011
Database
Alexander Street
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