Interventions Flashcards

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Aerobic Exercise: S&Sx for stopping

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contraindications: unstable angina or MI in last month, SBP>200, DBP>110

S&SX for stopping exercise:
dyspnea
angina
marked fatigue
ataxic gait
drop in O2 >3-5%
rise in BP >20
abnormal ECG

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Aerobic Exercise supine, seated, walking, standing

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check all vitals before exercise
neck circles
shoulder shrugs
bent elbows
raise arms
arm abduction
bend ankles
ankle pump/circles
leg abd

reassess vitals

walking - 3x/day at home for tolerated time
increase 1-2 minutes by end of week
RPE of 11-13
lightheaded, dizzy, chest pain, SOB stop

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Accessory Muscle Breathing: Facilitate and Inhibit

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Facilitate - when diaphragm alone is inadequate
- supine
- put pt hand on chest and focus on it rising and falling while breathing
- place hands vertical (scalenes) then in a V (pecs)
Inhibit - to encourage diaphragmatic breathing
- supine
- place forearm over upper chest with pressure place other hand on diaphragm to rise

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Active Cycle Breathing

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to improve breathing control and secretion removal
- seated
- normal breathing 5-10 seconds
- deep inspiration and relaxed expiration 3-4 times
- continue cycle
- instruct pt to turn their head and hugg on exhale

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Breathing Control Positioning

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  • regain control of breathing when SOB
  • seated
  • ask pt to place hands on table in front and lean forward
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Chest wall expansion…deep breathing with UE movement in supine, sitting, butterfly, spirometer

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to encourage lung and chest wall expansion through UE movement with deep breathing

sitting - breathe in both arms go up and look up, bring down with exhale
butterfly - both hands behind head, elbows open on in and head up, exhale bring down

spirometer - to increase lung capacity and volume, supine
- slowly take a full breath in through mouthpiece while keeping ball b/w markers
- rest for a few seconds
- repeat 10x every hour

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Cough Assisted… butterfly, forced exhale, lateral costal

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to improve secretion removal from lungs
- butterfly 3x then on forth one forcefully cough on exhale
- forced expiratory during butterfly: instruct to huff on exhale
- (neurologic dysfunction) lateral costal: supine, place hands on lateral rib cage, instruct to take a few slow deep breaths, on 4th breath cough on exhale and apply pressure

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Splinted Cough

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squeeze a pillow against your chest while coughing to make it stronger and less painful

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Huff

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a forced exhale breath to help clear secretions

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Deep Breathing…

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butterfly - hands behind head
UE mvmt sitting or standing- arms up and down during breathing

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Diaphragmatic Breathing: Facilitate

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for poor diaphragm breathing or increased accessory muscles
- place hand on stomach
- breath in and rise and fall as exhale
- sniff to show where diaphragm is

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Paced Breathing

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to regain control when SOB
- breathe in through nose, exhale longer
- try for 1:2 ratio

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Pursed Lip Breathing

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to regain control when SOB
- breathe in through nose, exhale through pursed lips
- perform as long as needed

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Postural Drainage…

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to faciliate secretion removal
percussion - 5 mins cup hands over lobe , breathing comfortably
vibration - after 5 min, deep breathing vibrate on exhale 3 times then huss on exhale

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chest wall expansion - lateral costal stretch with facilitation

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  • to faciliate unilateral chest wall expansion
  • supine
  • use one hand to block lateral surface of chest wall closet to you
  • place other hand under pts opposite scapula
  • side bend pt towards you
  • instruct deep breathings while in this position
  • maintain for 5 minutes or as long as tolerated
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chest wall expansion - trunk rotation stretch

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  • to increase unilateral expansion
  • supine
  • ask pt to cross arms, while blocking one side of chest wall
  • rotate pt toward you, asking them to take a deep breath in
  • return to starting position as they exhale
17
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chest wall expansion - towel roll vertical and horizontal

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to increase chest mobility/expansion
vertical
- supine
- place a towel roll vertically down pts spine starting at base of their neck
- sustain this position for several mins or as tolerated
- incorporate UE exercises to further increase breath in bring arms up, exhale down

horizontal
- supine
- place a towel horizontally at apex of pts thoracic spine
- encourage pt to stretch over the towel
- sustain as tolerate
- incorporate UE exercise

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cough assisted - long sit with trunk control

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reach arms up on inhale, down on exhale
4th time cough on out

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cough assisted - long sit without trunk control

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supported with their arms
stabilize back
take 3 breaths in looking up on inhale, down on exhale
4th cough

20
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cough assisted - unilateral with trunk stabilization

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hook left arm behind wheelchair
reach right arm up on inhale and down on exhale
cough on 4th exhale

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postural drainage - anterior upper segment upper lobe

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position 45 dg reclines
location - clavicle, upper ribs

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postural drainage - posterior apical

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position - forward leaning 30 dg
location - upper back, traps

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postural drainage - anterior segment upper lobe

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position - supine, flat HOB, pillow under knees
location - upper ribs to nipple line

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postural drainage - right posterior segment upper

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position - prone, 1/4 turn toward right, scapula protracted
location - medial border of scap to midline

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postural drainage - left posterior upper lobe

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position - prone 1/4 turn to left, HOB 45 dg by head
location - medial border of scap to midline

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postural drainage - right middle lobe

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position - supine, 1/4 turn to left, HOB 15 dg by feet or 12 inches
location - nipple line to bottom of ribs (in armpit area)

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postural drainage - left lingular

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position - supine 1/4 turn to right, HOB raised 15 dg by feet or 12 in
location - nipple line to bottom of ribs

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postural drainage - anterior segment lower lobe

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position - supine, Trendelenburg 18 in or 30dg by feet, pillow under knees
location - lower ribs

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postural drainage - right lateral segment lower

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position - left sidelying, trendelenburg 18 in or 30dg
location - lower ribs

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postural drainage - left lateral segment lower lobe

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position - right sidelying, trendelenburg 18 in or 30dg
location - lower ribs

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postural drainage - posterior inferior lower lobe

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position - prone, pillow under abdomen, trendelenburg 18 in or 30 dg by feet
location - lower ribs, 1 hand up from posterior bottom of ribs

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postural drainage - superior segment of lower lobe

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position - prone, pillow under abdomen
location - one + hand width superior to lower ribs