Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy: Percussion Techniques

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What is a high-speed handheld hammer used for in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy?

Replacing manual percussion

Which area should caregivers avoid clapping on during physiotherapy to prevent injury to the spleen?

Lower ribs

How long should percussion last per segment based on the text?

3-5 minutes

Why should caregivers stop percussion if the person starts coughing?

Coughing may indicate a need to stop

What is the purpose of vibration in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy?

To shake mucus into larger airways

Which device can be used in place of the cupped palm method for percussion?

Electro Flo®

What is the recommended technique for applying vibration during physiotherapy?

Creating a fine shaking motion over the draining area

What should be done with the person before applying percussion?

Positioned from postural drainage

Why is it essential to apply vibration over a towel?

To ensure comfort and prevent discomfort

What is the action taken by caregivers to create a fine trembling motion during vibration?

Tensing the muscles of the arm and shoulder

Learn about percussion techniques in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy, including external manipulation of the thorax and the purpose of percussion. Discover how rhythmic striking of the chest wall aids in draining lung segments.

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