Breathing Exercises Flashcards
DB: Used to increase _________,
increase ___ _________,
and decrease ____ ____ _____
Facilitates ________ and maintains or increases ______ of chest wall
Ventilation
Gas exchange
Work of breathing
Relaxation
Mobility
DB:
Use with _________ pts, _______ pts, and pts with _____ or ______ pulm lung diseases
Post-op
Post-trauma
OBSTRUCTIVE OR RESTRICTIVE
DB: Procedure:
- Explain
- Position in ___________
- PT’s hand gently over ____ _____ of the thorax
- Apply gentle pressure through ______ phase
- Increase to ____ pressure at ___ of exhalation
- Ask pt to inhale ______ resistance of the PT’s hand
- Release pressure, allow a full ________
Progress to independence of PT’s hand, in sitting, standing, walking, etc
Semi-Fowler Subcostal angle Exhalation Firm, end Against Inhalation
Segmental breathing: Used to improve ventilation to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ lung segments To alter regional distribution of \_\_\_\_\_ Maintain or restore \_\_\_\_\_ Maintain or improve \_\_\_\_\_\_ of chest wall And prevent pulm compromise
Hypoventilated
Gas
FRC
Mobility
Segmental breathing:
Used for patients with ____, _____, or ________ pain that causes decreased movement in a portion of the thorax (splinting) and those at risk for developing ________
Pleuritic
Incisional
Post-trauma
Atelectasis
Segmental breathing:
CONTRAINDICATED with ____ ________ until medical situation is resolved
Intractable hypoventilation
Segmental breathing: Procedure
- Explain
- Position pt to facilitate ______ to a certain segment, such as PD positions, upright sitting
- Apply gentle pressure to the thorax over area of hypoventilation during _______
- Increase to ____ pressure just prior to inspiration
- Ask pt to breathe in against the resistance of the PT’s hand
- Release resistance, allowing a full _______
Inhalation
Exhalation
Firm
Inhalation
Sustained maximal inspiration (SMI):
Used to increase inhaled volume, sustain or improve _____ inflation, and maintain or restore _____
Alveolar
FRC
Sustained maximal inspiration (SMI):
Used in ____ situations (pts with post trauma pain, post op pain, acute lobar collapse)
ACUTE
Sustained maximal inspiration (SMI):
Procedure:
1. Inspire slowly though ____ or ___ ____ to maximal inspiration
2. Hold max inspiration for ___ seconds
3. Passive _____ the volume
4. ______ _______ can help pt to achieve max inspiration during SMI
Nose or pursed lips
3
Exhalation
Incentive spirometer
Sustained maximal inspiration (SMI):
An incentive spirometer can be used to measure and encourage deep _______
Inspiration
Pursed lip breathing:
Used to reduce what 3 things?
Resp rate
Dyspnea
Mechanical disadvantages of impaired ventilatory pump
Pursed lip breathing:
Used to increase/improve what 3 things?
Increase tidal volume
Improve gas mixing at rest for pts with COPD
Facilitation relaxation
Pursed lip breathing:
Primarily used for pts with ______ disease who experience dyspnea at rest or with minimal activity
Or with ineffective _____ patterns
OBSTRUCTIVE
Breathing
Pursed lip breathing: Procedure: 1. Slowly \_\_\_\_\_\_ through nose or mouth 2. Passive \_\_\_\_\_\_ through pursed lips 3. Additional hand pressure from the PT can be applied to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ to prolong expiration
Inhale
Exhale
Abdomen