Final answer:
Swallowing safety does not address PAS scores, pharyngeal residue, and LVC integrity. It involves evaluating the risk of food or liquid entering the airway during swallowing. The assessment includes factors such as the integrity of the swallow mechanism and the presence of residue in the pharynx or laryngeal vestibule.
Step-by-step explanation:
Swallowing safety does not address a. PAS scores, b. Preswallow residue, c. Pharyngeal residue, and d. LVC integrity.
Swallowing safety refers to the evaluation of the safety of the swallowing process, particularly the risk of food or liquid entering the airway and causing aspiration pneumonia. It involves assessing factors such as the integrity of the swallow mechanism and the presence of residue in the pharynx or laryngeal vestibule.
In this case, PAS scores, preswallow residue, and LVC integrity are all related to the assessment of swallowing safety and would be considered within the category of swallowing safety parameters.