Tutorial revision Flashcards

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What is a high intesnity interval IMT program for breathless patients?

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3-5 days a weak
5 sets f 6th breathes, rests in between
Insensity > 50% MIP - highest tolderable intensity to just complete 6th in each set

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What are contraindications for IMT in chronic COPD

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Recent undrain pneumothorax, or history of recurrect sponatneous pneumotheroax
Large Bullae on CXR
Marked osteoporosis with a history of spontaneous rib fractures
Lung surgery within the last 12 months

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Prescribe an IMT program for a patient with stable chronic COPD

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Frequency: 3 days per week for 8 weeks
Duration 21 mins in total - intervals of 2 minutes work: 1 minute rest
Intensity > 30% MIP ( increased as tolerated by RPE scores, aim for 4/10, somewhat sever
Pattern
1 min warm up at 505 training load (e.g. 15% of MIP)
2 minutes at training load (at least 30% MIP)
1 minute rest
repeat cycle 7 times = 21 minutes

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List the sputum clearance techniques

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Cough, HUFF ( forced Expiration technique (FEF)), breathing control, ACBT, PEP

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What is ACBT

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Active cycle of breathing technique (ACBT)
cycles of breathing control, thoracic expansion exercises and forced expiration technique FET
Thoracic Expasnion - deep breathing exercises empahsisng inspiration. Inspiration and a 3 second hold and then a pssive expiration

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What are wanrings for ACBT

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Pain, SOB, dizzy

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Contraindications to Bubble PEP are:

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Undrained Pneumothorac
Frank haemoptysis
Extensive bullae or cysts
Recent pneymonectomy

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WHat are some precautions to Bubble PEP

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Altered consciousness/ confusions/ NB< - risk of drinking the water
Paediatric patients - risk of drinking/ aspirating
Patients requiring high/ continuous oxygen therapy

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How do you make a at home bubble PEP

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Suction tubing - 75 cm
1 L bottle
Tape to secure tubing
empty water to a level of approximatelty 13 cm and discard bottle lid
put suction tubing to bottom of water, tape to side of neck. Leave neck of bottle open
Attach patient label and write a date of set up

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What is the prescription for Bubble PEP

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Blow for 4-6 seconds continuously!
repeat 10 times
Rest/ hugg/ cough inbetween sets of 10 to clear sputum

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What are precautions for Postural Drainage

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HT, Unstable CV system, Immediately following a meal,Hiatus hernia, GORD (reflux), Orthopnoes (breathless when lying flat), recent head injury, PO/ severe cardiac failure, severe obsetity/ abdominal distension - increases pressure on diaphragm and compresses lung volumes, recent head/ neck surgery or facial trauma
Cerebral or aortic aneurysm

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What are precautions to vibrations and shaking

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ribs, frank haemoptysis, rib caner, osteoporosis or long term steroid use, burns, surgical incisions, intercostal drain, severe bronchospasm, severe pleuritic pain, very low platelet level

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Danger of oxygen therapy

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Carbon dioxide narcosis
Oxygen toxicity
Aborption atelectasis
Retrolental fibroplasia
Mucosal damage
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