ModuleDraftSwallowing
Speech, language, and swallowing (aphasia + dysphagia)
Aphasia/dysarthria/dysphagia basics with swallow-safety red flags, caregiver communication tips, mini-quiz, and practice game.
Recovery & RehabCaregiver, SurvivorIntro12 minPlain (6–8)
Educational only
Educational only — swallowing recommendations must come from your clinical team.
Get help now
If choking/aspiration or breathing trouble happens, seek urgent help. Follow SLP guidance for diet textures.
Key takeaways
- Distinguish aphasia vs dysarthria vs dysphagia
- Recognize aspiration warning signs
- Use 5 caregiver communication supports
Aphasia
- Language problem
- Not intelligence
Dysarthria
- Speech muscle control problem
Dysphagia
- Swallowing problem
- Aspiration risk
Aspiration warning signs
- Coughing with eating/drinking
- Wet/gurgly voice
- Fever or chest symptoms
Caregiver communication tips
- Slow down
- Yes/no questions
- Gestures
- Write choices
- Be patient
Practice check
What you’ll practice
These questions are untimed. After you answer all of them, you’ll see your score and a clear next lesson or reference step.
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