You chew with your teeth and your salivary glands will eject saliva into your mouth and your tongue will push the food down your esophagus
this is a dumb question, no offence. but you aah, its hard to explain. you kind of push your throat down forcing the food to go with it. try practicing with spit.....
Swallowing occurs in order to take in nutrients. The throat contracts and pulls the food down along with the saliva.
The combination of mashed food substances and
saliva is called a bolus. When it has been mixed well and
contains sufficient moisture, it can be easily swallowed.
Your tongue pushes chewed food down your throat and muscles squeeze it down.
Deglutition is swallowing, and involves the mouth, pharynx and oesophagus.
Lead poisoning will occur if high levels of lead occur in the blood.
you can get choked..............................lol
Inhalation, swallowing or absorption.
Breathing stops for a moment when swallowing. So no breathing occurs when swallowing.
A MBS is done to a patient that has had a stroke/CVA to see if there is a swallowing problem. Stroke patients often have speaking problems due to cranial nerve fallout. These cranial nerves are also responsible for the sensory and motor movements for swallowing. if these become damaged, swallowing problems may occur. A MBS looks to see if the patient si swallowing safely and on what consistencies they are not. A MBS is used to see if there are any compensation techniques that can make the swallowing safer or if therapy is indicated. This is done by a Speech Pathologist and a Radiologist
mouth? because chemiclal form took place in the stomach and if we say mechanical it is something to do with grinding, swallowing and choking. :)
Swallowing is a reflex.
the process of swallowing is called deglutition.
Infantile swallowing is the swallowing in infancy prior to development of occlusion is based on unconditioned reflex system. It is initiated by facial and circumoral muscles
There can be issues with swallowing
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