pulm2 breathing
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| Diaphragmatic breathing | show 🗑
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| show | Position the patient in bed with head and trunk elevated 45 degrees. Place dominant hand over the rectus abdominis muscles. Place non-dominant hand over the sternum.
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| show | Direct the patient to inspire slowly and feel the dominant hand rise. Instruct the patient to control both inspiration and expiration. The non-dominant hand should have only minimal movement.
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| show | to increase inspiration with device that provides feedback to patient regarding performance. utilized to treat patients status post surgery in order to strengthen weak inspiratory muscles and to prevent alveolar collapse.
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| show | Instruct the patient to breathe into the spirometer. Instruct the patient to perform a maximal inhalation into the spirometer. Repeat 7 to 10 times per session and repeat the session 3-4 times per day.
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| show | Increase volume expectations on regular intervals until the patient is within normal range.
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| show | attempts to improve ventilation by decreasing the respiratory rate and increasing the tidal volume. This technique assists with shortness of breath that is commonly encountered in patients with COPD.
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| show | Instruct the patient to avoid using the abdominals.
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| Pursed-lip breathing | show 🗑
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| show | is used to prevent accumulation of fluid and to increase chest mobility by directing inspired air to predetermined areas.
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| Segmental breathing | show 🗑
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| Segmental breathing | show 🗑
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| show | Instruct the patient to slowly inspire air into the target lung area under your hands. Give mild resistance during inspiration. Observe accessory muscles during exercise in order to limit their use.
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