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respiratory conditions
Treatment administered to increase Ventilation &
Oxygenation
Treatment administered to reduce O2 consumption
Treatment administered to improve secretion
clearance
Treatment administered to improve exercise tolerance
(endurance exercise)
Treatment administered to reduce pain(Pain relieving
electrotherapy modalities)
Treatment administered to increase Ventilation &
Oxygenation
a)Breathing exercise
b)Positioning technique
• Treatment administered to reduce O2 consumption
a)To reduce work of breathing
b)To reduce general body work
• Treatment administered to improve secretion
clearance
a)To enhance muco-ciliary transport(Postural drainage)
b)To enhance cough( techniques to improve cough)
c) Bronchial hygiene techniques ACB,(FET)Autogenic
drainage),PEP, Flutter, Acapella, High frequency chest
wall oscillations
Treatment administered to improve exercise tolerance
(endurance exercise)
Treatment administered to reduce pain(Pain relieving
electrotherapy modalities)
Treatment administered to
increase ventilation & Oxygenation
Alveolar ventilation depends on the magnitude of tidal
volume and dead space
Decrease in alveolar ventilation are the result of
decreased tidal volume or increased dead space
Physiotherapist aim is to increase tidal volume or
decrease dead space(physiological) or both
Tidal volume can be increased by Breathing exercise
Dead space can be decreased by proper positioning
technique
Breathing exercise
Inspiration is done through nose and expiration
through mouth
Inspiration through nose has four advantage
a)It acts as a filter to prevent dust and other particles
from getting into the lungs,
b) It warms the air
c) It prevents gas from getting into the stomach
d) It naturally controls the intensity of breathing by
controlling the correct balance of oxygen and carbon
dioxide.
Afferent stimuli from the nerves that regulate
breathing are in the nasal passages. The inhaled air
passing through the nasal mucosa carries the stimuli
to the reflex nerves that control breathing. Mouth
breathing bypasses the nasal mucosa and makes
regular breathing difficult.
Patient is asked to exhale through mouth with
whistling sound to identify the expiration phase as he
has to perform the chest manipulations
Types of Breathing exercise
Relaxed Diaphragmatic breathing
Pursed lip breathing
Segmental breathing(costal expansion exercise)
a)Apical breathing
b)lateral costal expansion
c)Posterior basal expansion
• Sustained maximal inspiration (deep breathing)
Technique
Starting position is Half lying (Explain)
Diaphragmatic breathing enhance diaphragmatic
descent during inspiration and diaphragmatic ascent
during expiration
Physiotherapist assist diaphragmatic ascent by
directing the patient to allow the abdomen to retract
gradually during exhalation or by contracting
abdominal muscles actively
Diaphragmatic descent is assisted by directing the
patient to protract the abdomen gradually during
inhalation
Dominant hand is placed on abdomen and non
dominant hand is placed on the chest
Instruct the patient to move the dominant hand and
not to move the non- dominant hand so that patient
concentrates on diaphragm and not the external inter-
costal muscles or accessory muscles
When subjects inhale diaphragmatically after maximal
expiration increases Lower lung zone ventilation
(Cottle, 1972:Rohrer, 1915)
Re education of diaphragm
As other skeletal muscles, diaphragm also shares the
property of skeletal muscle
Place the index and middle finger below the lower
costal margin anteriorly in half lying position over the
insertion of diaphragm (central tendon)
At the end of expiration when diaphragm is relaxed,
stretch stimulus is given to the diaphragm to elicit
Stretch reflex of the diaphragm and patient is
instructed to take breath in
Resisted diaphragmatic breathing
Recent pneumonectomy
Large pleural effusion
Broncho pleural fistula
Treatment administered to improve
chest clearance – coughing
Techniques to improve cuff
Upper respiratory
way
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+ EPP
Alveoli ++ +
+
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FEM in Mid lung volume
Upper respiratory
way
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+ EPP
Alveoli ++ +
+ ++
FEM in High lung volume
Upper respiratory
way
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+ EPP
Alveoli ++ +
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Treatment administered to improve exercise
tolerance –Raising resting respiratory level
Resting respiratory level is the point at which the tidal
volume rests within the vital capacity
It is the point at which the elasticity or recoil of the rib
cage is in balance with the elasticity of the lung tissue
In emphysema portion of the lung shut down sooner
than others , gross expiration obstruction occours at
late expiration
Continuing expiration only increases muscle work
while an ever decreasing amount of air is being moved
Positive Expiratory Pressure
Flutter valve therapy
Flutter is an expiratory device that ,in addition to
positive pressure ,creates vibrations of the airways as a
result of oscillating airflow and pressure ,these
vibrations are thought to further aid in the loosening
of mucus
Flutter
Flutter valve therapy
Acapella
It is new generation of vibratory PEP therapy ,which is
similar to flutter with the benefits of PEP therapy and
vibrations ,but is different as we can adjust the
frequency and resistance by simply turning a dial
This unique feature makes it more user –friendly
Acapella
High frequency chest wall oscillations
High frequency chest wall oscillations utilizes a
mechanical device called the vest
This system is an air –pulse generator connected to an
inflatable vest worn by the patient
The vest oscillates the chest wall creating vibrations
and air movement throughout the airways
This movement is described as “mini- coughs” and this
action helps to loosen and move secretions
High frequency chest wall oscillations
Treatment administered to improve exercise
tolerance –Raising resting respiratory level
Resting respiratory level is the point at which the tidal
volume rests within the vital capacity
It is the point at which the elasticity or recoil of the rib
cage is in balance with the elasticity of the lung tissue
In emphysema portion of the lung shut down sooner
than others , gross expiration obstruction occours at
late expiration
Continuing expiration only increases muscle work
while an ever decreasing amount of air is being moved
Breathing cycle is lifted between 200-300 ml from the
obstructed point the ventilation will be more effective
(greater airflow for less work)
Improved function & exercise tolerance can be
achieved without altering the course of the disease
The relaxed expiratory phase is watched by the
physiotherapist who directs the patient to begin the
inspiration a little sooner in the respiratory cycle ,thus
avoiding prolong expiration
The tidal volume is maintained ,thus it is not just the
expiratory level which is raised but the whole
respiratory level
This technique is designed to help the patients with
airway obstruction due to emphysema ,it is also useful
in helping to improve airflow during an episode of
reversible airway obstruction
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