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You have a 70-year-old man on your caseload at a rehab who is s/p stroke, now with dysphagia, who has already had an MBS at acute care. He was deemed safe for a modified diet of minced and moist solids and mildly thick liquids. In the impressions of that exam, the SLP determined that he should perform an exercise to strengthen his swallow muscles (chin tuck against resistance) and some compensatory strategies to keep himself safe while eating the modified diet (two swallows per bite, alternating bites/sips). But he was discharged to the rehab before she could provide the swallowing therapy and education. The patient tells you his long-term goal is to get back to eating/drinking normally. How would you write a long-term goal for him? How would you write short-term goal about his swallow exercise? How would you write a short-term goal about his ability to accurately perform the compensatory strategies needed while eating his current diet?
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