(burp then may lumabas na food)

o backflow of food from the esophagus to the

mouth

o response of infant to tactile stimulation of the

cheek or lips; causes infant to turn toward the

stimulus and open mouth

o the child use the tactile stimulation to sense the

location where to suck.

o involves tongue protrusion and retraction in

preparation for receipt of liquid; stimulated by

contact to the upper lip

o The baby is ready to receive anything from the

mother (breastfeeding)

Conditions:

difficulty in swallowing

Conditions:

painful swallowing

Conditions:

absence of swallowing due to paralysis of

muscles of deglutition or muscle of mastication

- _______ requires movement of sound waves through the

air. _____ itself is air that is moved from the lungs

through a series of anatomic structures that mold sound

waves into intelligible ____.

- This capacity can be accomplished in any volume from a

soft whisper to a loud shout by varying the force and

volume of air expelled from the lungs.

- All languages are spoken by the same mechanism, though

the words are different and require different usages of the

anatomy.

Simultaneous breathing to have stream of air

from the lungs is needed to produce vibration.

o absorption of oxygen & elimination of carbon

dioxide from the atmosphere & cells of the body

- The act of phonation occurs in the larynx, where the vocal

cords are housed

- The larynx is also called the "voice box"

The enamel organ lying within the developing jaw reaches full size along with completion of tooth crown calcification

o Begins with root formation, periodontal ligament and dentogingival junction o It is completed when the tooth reaches the occlusal plane

*The crown penetrates the oral mucosa to appear in the oral cavity

o Small tooth movements that occur after the tooth has reached the occlusal plane. o Functional na for mastication, biting and chewing. Nasa proper place na.

*Post-eruptive tooth movement maintain the position of the erupted tooth while the jaw continues to grow and it compensates occlusal and proximal wear.

Two period of eruption:

actual movement of the tooth toward the occlusal plane

Two period of eruption:

- gradual exposure of the clinical crown and the root due to gradual recession of the gingiva later in life

Two period of eruption:

- gradual exposure of the clinical crown and the root due to gradual recession of the gingiva later in life