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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

purpose of deep breathing with inspiratory hold

Back (Answer)

to increase the amount of air in your lungs

#2
Front (Question)

procedure of deep breathing excersises

Back (Answer)

involves taking deep breaths with an inspiratory hold

#3
Front (Question)

warnings for deep breathing + inspiratory hold

Back (Answer)

• SOB pain dizziness

#4
Front (Question)

patient positioning for deep breathing w inspiratory hold

Back (Answer)

• all of chest visible • feet on ground manual handling for pe

#5
Front (Question)

technique for deep breathing w inspiratory hold

Back (Answer)

demonstrate on self-first - slow deep breath in - inspiratory hold - relaxed expiration - allows pt to rest in b/w sets (2X5 breaths) - hand support on ribs

#6
Front (Question)

procedure of relaxed breathing

Back (Answer)

involves taking normal/relaxed breaths

#7
Front (Question)

purpose of relaxed breathing

Back (Answer)

to help move air in and out of your lungs

#8
Front (Question)

warnings for relaxed breathing

Back (Answer)

pain sob dizziness

#9
Front (Question)

paitent positioning for relaxed breathing

Back (Answer)

sitting up, feet on ground - pillows if needed

#10
Front (Question)

technique for relaxed breathing

Back (Answer)

• demo technique on self • stand to side of pt teach correct technique: • appropriate hand position to facilitate relaxation • especially accessory muscle use inspiration: normal side expiration: relaxed

#11
Front (Question)

purpose of huff +- wound support

Back (Answer)

to help clear secretions

#12
Front (Question)

procedure of huff +- wound support

Back (Answer)

a technique called a huff where you will actively push the air out of your lungs

#13
Front (Question)

Technique for huff +- wound support

Back (Answer)

• take a breath in (to specified lung volume) • keep mouth and glottis open • hard sharp breath out (from high lung volume) OR • longer breath out (from mid lung volume) demo technique

#14
Front (Question)

performance of huff +- wound technique

Back (Answer)

• get pt to perform 1-2 huffs • ensure pt head is facing away • ensure tissues of mug is ready before teaching

#15
Front (Question)

purpose of cough +- wound support

Back (Answer)

to help clear secretions

#16
Front (Question)

procedure of cough +- wound support

Back (Answer)

learn to perform an effective cough

#17
Front (Question)

warnings for cough +- wound support

Back (Answer)

pain SOB dizziness

#18
Front (Question)

technique for cough +- wound support

Back (Answer)

• take a deep breath in • hold your breath • tighten your abs • cough forcefully repeat twice

#19
Front (Question)

purpose of GAD

Back (Answer)

to help move secretions from (describe area)

#20
Front (Question)

procedure for GAD

Back (Answer)

uses gravity to drain secretions

#21
Front (Question)

warnings for GAD

Back (Answer)

pain, SOB, dizziness, headache

#22
Front (Question)

contraindications for GAD

Back (Answer)

• when was your last recent meal • any stomach reflux problems • any recent eye surgery • any sinus problems

#23
Front (Question)

Upper lobe apical segment position

Back (Answer)

upright sitting (non-modified from original)

#24
Front (Question)

upper lobe anterior segment position for GAD

Back (Answer)

supine, bed flat (non modified)