• Blue spiral-bound book titled 'The Swallowing Pocket Guide' on a white background
  • Diagram of the soft palate with labeled parts and text on a white background
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The Swallowing Pocket Guide

The Swallowing Pocket Guide

A Quick Reference for Muscles and Innervation

All Grades | All Ages

By Ianessa A. Humbert, PhD, CCC-SLP

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Provide quick, visual access to the muscles, nerves, and structures of swallowing.

This compact, spiral-bound reference makes it easy to review swallowing anatomy and physiology at a glance. Designed for on-the-go use in therapy sessions, classrooms, or clinical settings, it features detailed illustrations, muscle functions, and cranial nerve involvement, all focused on the swallowing process.

What anatomy and physiology areas does the pocket guide cover?

  • Swallowing physiology and cranial nerve function.
  • Identification of 25 key muscles involved in swallowing.
  • Understanding of 7 anatomical structures critical to the swallowing process.
  • Reference for 5 cranial nerves relevant to SLP practice.
  • Visual reinforcement for clinical education, therapy planning, or student instruction.
  • Muscle illustrations are clearly labelled by structure:
    • Tongue
    • Soft Palate
    • Pharynx
    • Hyoid Bone
    • Larynx
    • Upper Esophageal Sphincter (UES)
  • Innervation details included for each region (not illustrated).
  • Designed for quick reference and easy access in therapy or educational settings.

The Swallowing Physiology Reference includes:

  • Spiral-bound, laminated 14-page reference (5" x 7").
  • Visual breakdown of:
    • 25 muscles.
    • 7 key anatomical structures.
    • 5 cranial nerves.
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