17 Questions
What is the recommended duration for removing secretions using postural drainage techniques?
20-30 minutes
What is the contraindication for using the Trendelenburg/T-Position in postural drainage?
Recent cranial surgery
What is the correct sequence of manual techniques used in postural drainage?
Percussion, vibration, shaking
What is the area where percussion is contraindicated in postural drainage?
Bony prominence
What is the position of the feet in the Reverse T-Position in postural drainage?
Feet down, head up
What type of breathing is used for patients with atelectasis or pneumonia?
Segmental Breathing
What is the purpose of the second cough in the 'Double Cough' technique?
To clear the airways
What is the term for the technique of applying 5lbs of pressure to the abdomen to assist with coughing?
Abdominal Press
What is the name of the breathing technique used for patients with high-level spinal cord injuries or post-polio syndrome?
Glossopharyngeal Breathing
What is the purpose of Sustained Maximum Inspiration (SMI)?
To prevent atelectasis pre-operatively
What is the term for the type of atelectasis caused by a pleural effusion or pneumothorax?
Conralateral Compressive Atelectasis
What is the recommended patient position for the Anterior Apical segment?
Sitting, leaning backward
Which segment uses a Reverse T-Position (30°-45°) with 18-20 inch head elevation?
Apical
What is the recommended position for the Middle Lobe/Lingula segment?
1/4th turn from supine on (L) side
Where is percussion performed for the Anterior Apical segment?
Below clavicles
What is the recommended foot elevation for the Lower Lobe segment?
12-16 inch foot elevation
How many repetitions of breathing exercises are recommended?
2-3 reps
Test your knowledge of the pulmonary system, including anatomy, physiology, and rehabilitation techniques. Learn about the use of tilt tables, manual techniques, and contraindications for certain procedures.
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