Cardiopulmonary Physical TherapyScot Irwin, Jan Stephen Tecklin Mosby, 1990 - 585 pagine |
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Pagina 379
... postural drainage and manual techniques and should precede ambulation and breathing retraining . Postural ( bronchial ) drainage . Postural drainage is positioning of the patient to permit gravity to drain secre- tions from lung ...
... postural drainage and manual techniques and should precede ambulation and breathing retraining . Postural ( bronchial ) drainage . Postural drainage is positioning of the patient to permit gravity to drain secre- tions from lung ...
Pagina 380
... postural drainage depends on the amount of secretions , the number of seg- ments to be drained , and the patient's tolerance . A guide- line for the frequency of postural drainage is listed in Ta- ble 18-2 . The order of drainage for ...
... postural drainage depends on the amount of secretions , the number of seg- ments to be drained , and the patient's tolerance . A guide- line for the frequency of postural drainage is listed in Ta- ble 18-2 . The order of drainage for ...
Pagina 405
... postural drainage ( PD ) traditionally em- ploys 12 classic positions to drain the bronchopulmonary segments . The 12 postural drainage positions vary from 45 degrees sitting to 45 degrees head down and prone to side- lying to supine ...
... postural drainage ( PD ) traditionally em- ploys 12 classic positions to drain the bronchopulmonary segments . The 12 postural drainage positions vary from 45 degrees sitting to 45 degrees head down and prone to side- lying to supine ...
Sommario
PART ONE Cardiac physical therapy PART TWO Pulmonary physical therapy | 1 |
Respiratory muscles 505 26 Evaluation and physical treatment of the patient with | 24 |
Respiratory rehabilitation of the patient with a spinal | 215 |
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