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A breath hold is not necessary but can be recommended if the patient is able to. Also to set the goal you have to calculate based on kg. (Wt in kg x 3) x 5ml this will give you a rough estimate of what the patient should be able to do in ml.
cynphen 2 years ago
she needs to hold it in!
shellahb00 2 years ago
oh my god
rong its rong the pt must hold for 6 seconds and exhale slowly this is not RT
alemdah 3 years ago
you mean Wrong
HorseCaak 3 years ago
I have that thing!
varsityeagle89 3 years ago
Geee I guess you don't want to cough either...What about a nice 5-6 second breath hold to equalize pressure in the lungs. Glad this is not my RT.
itsmemeDDP 3 years ago
This is IS the Pt not exhale out throug it
he should inhale deeply and slowly.
also the Pt try to hold the ball not the breath cuz' if he hold his breath the ball will falling down.
The IS used after surgury and for treat and prevent atelectasis.
abrbr 3 years ago
GOOD VID!
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sweoli 3 years ago
That is the wrong way to explain it to the pt. Pt needs to gently exhale out and take a slow deep breath, and hold it for 3 to 6 seconds. It is to prevent or reverse atelectasis.
laranapinta27 4 years ago
absolute rubbish. This is not and never has been spirometry.
keoates 4 years ago
Thumbs down for the so called RT. An IS is usually used for breathing exercise, keeping the alveoli open, and used with post-op patients. Not hard to explain unless you have no idea what you are talking about.
rtstudent07 4 years ago
good video
flossit1 4 years ago