Respiration applications Flashcards
What is the efficacy rating of biofeedback for Asthma?
Level 3- Probably Efficacious
What is the efficacy rating for biofeedback for COPD
Level 2- Possible Efficacious
what is a peak flow meter?
measures how much air you can exhale with a single breath.
What is an incentive inspirometer?
It measures how much air you can inhale with a single breath.
what is a serial-7s Stressor?
Mentally count backwards from 1000 by 7s until asked to stop and asked for the number your on.
Effortless breathing was a term coined by who?
Erik Peper
What is effortless breathing?
a relaxed breathing pattern Peper used to teach patients. This breathing pattern uses the diaphragm to ventilate the lungs and a more accurate term than diaphragmatic breathing since all breathing uses the diaphragm.
When breathing effortlessly it feels like _____% effort as you client utilizes ______ volition.
feels like 70% effort; utilizes passive volition
Clinicians train patients to substitute maladaptive breathing for effortless breathing to _____ lung ventilation and ____
increase lung ventilation and arterial CO2.
In effortless breathing attention settles where?
below your waist
In the effortless breathing the amount of air through your lungs _____.
increases
In effortless breathing you breathe through your ____ to condition the air.
nose
In effortless breathing your lungs are ventilated by cyclically contracting the ______ muscle (during inspiration) and ______ (during expiration).
contracting diaphragm muscle during inspiration and
contracting rectus abdominis (during expiration).
Accessory muscles (scalenes and trapezius) are not used for what?
NOT used for moving air
True or False: Accessory muscles (scalenes and trapezius) are used for moving air?
FALSE THEY ARE NOT
During effortless breathing you respiration rate is between what?
5 and 7 breaths/minute compared to the normal 15-17 breaths/minute
pauses following expiration (post-expiratory pauses) are ____ than those following inspiration (post-inspiratory pauses).
pauses following expiration are longer than those following inspiration.
during effortless breathing the ribs/back _____ during inspiration
widen
what is the tidal volume during effortless breathing?
over 1000 ml
How does effortless breathing affect alpha abundance?
It increases alpha abundance
How does effortless breathing affect temperature in the hands and feet?
It increases the temperature in the hands and feet
How does effortless breathing affect blood pressure?
It decreases blood pressure
How does effortless breathing affect SEMG level?
It decreases SEMG level
How does effortless breathing affect heart rate?
It decreases heart rate
How does effortless breathing affect skin conductance?
It decreases skin conductance
How does effortless breathing affect parasympathetic tone?
It increases parasympathetic tone
How does effortless breathing affect endogenous opioid release
It increases opioid release
How does effortless breathing affect blood CO2 levels?
It increases blood Co2 levels, decreasing pH (more acidic)
How does effortless breathing affect hemoglobin release of oxygen and Nitric oxide?
It causes hemoglobin to increase release of oxygen adn Nitric oxide
How does effortless breathing affect oxygen and glucose levels to tissues and vasodilation?
It increases oxygen and glucose to tissues and vasodilation
Raynaud’s disease and vascular headache occurs when respiration rate falls below ____ breaths/minute and when PCO2 normalizes to about ___% or ___ torr
falls below 6 breath per minute; and when PCO2 normalizes to about 5% or 36 torr.
How can effortless breathing contribute to the treatment of hypertension?
It can increase vasodilation which is critical to the treatment of hypertension.
Why should a therapist breath effortlessly when training a patient to breath effortlessly?
There could be a modeling effect where the therapist’s breathing behaviors can influence the patient’s breathing.
When trying to effortlessly breath the client should allow the ____, ____, and _____ to relax.
jaw, neck, and shoulders
The stomach should _____ before inhaling
contract
The patient should pause ____after exhalation than following inhalation
longer
What is tidal volume?
air moved in and out of the lungs with each breath.
A patient should passively _____ tidal volume not ____ respiration rate
passively increase tidal volume not slow down respiration rate.
When tidal volume increase what should happen to respiration rate?
It should decrease
Lungs are ventilated by moving _____, not by _____
moving volumes of air not respiration rate
Is converting model of effortless breathing a direct or indirect way of teaching effortless breathing?
indirect
Is guided imagery that activates trust and hope a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect
Is pursed lip breathing a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect
Is hand on the abdomen/chest a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect
Is breathing with a weight on the abdomen while laying on the floor a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect
Is observing breathing using a mirror or video a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect
Is body movement like pelvic rocking a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect
Is listening to ocean sound tracks or rhythmic music a direct or indirect way to teach effortless breathing?
Indirect