DysphаgiаA 75-yeаr оld male with Parkinsоn’s Disease presents tо your outpatient clinic at the recommendation of his physician. He ambulates with assistance (using a walker), has a masked facial quality, and mild hypokinetic dysarthria. He denies any difficulty with swallowing, including no coughing, choking, or sensation of sticking when eating or drinking. You are asked to complete an evaluation and determine candidacy for dysphagia treatment. Provide one reason why you would want to proceed with a clinical evaluation in this individual, despite them indicating that they have no difficulty with swallowing. Provide two reasons why you want to include testing of cough function in your bedside evaluation. What objective, imaging study would you recommend to validate your clinical findings? Explain the rationale behind your choice of study. Discuss three potential findings from your chosen objective swallowing study. Based on the three findings you listed in part #4 and the other details of this case – what is an appropriate management/intervention plan for this patient. Your plan should include three potential approaches (compensatory and/or exercise-based) and a rationale for their selection based on this case.