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pretest

introduction

feeding skills and behaviors

assessment of feeding skills

influence of special health care needs

management of tube feedings

making clinical decisions

posttest

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Other conditions

Other conditions that can have associated feeding problems:

  • Craniofacial anomalies, where anatomical problems interfere with eating and feeding
  • Developmental delay, where oral-motor or self-feeding skills are impaired
  • Muscular dystrophy, where oral-motor problems or other reasons for problems with self-feeding exist
  • Williams syndrome, where abnormal tooth development and other oral-motor problems exist
  • Neurodevelopmental conditions that impair mechanical aspects of eating (e.g., Arnold-Chiari malformation associated with myelomeningocele can interfere with swallowing)

 

 

 

   
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