PRI Breathing Mechanics in COVID Times (Week 1)
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2020
- Week 1: Pleura, Lung & Chest Wall Relationships to Physiological and Physical Mechanics
This video is part of the "PRI Breathing Mechanics in COVID Times" webinar series with Ron Hruska, MPA, PT.
In this PRI Webinar Series (over 10-12 weeks), we will be focusing on positional patterning of biomechanical chest wall activity for: breathing retraining, chest mobilization, postural and thoracic duct drainage, positional rotation for prophylactic treatment of bacterial pneumonia using PRI guidelines, and sensory awareness processing of regional chest wall and thorax inhalation and exhalation.
To join the free live webinar each Tuesday at 6pm CT, please visit the below link to register for the webinar (you must register with this registration link each week).
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regis...
I just want to say a big thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I have been watching Neal for some time and my health has been improving daily. Your webinars on UA-cam will save many. Thank you Ron and all your team. I am forever grateful and I owe you and Neal 'a beer' for helping me to understand what has been wrong with me all this time, when nobody else could give me a clear explanation and guidance. God bless you. PRI is magical.
Thanks for this, ✊🏻
Nice work, thanks for making this informative video
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you! Week 2 will be posted shortly!
Will the entire series be put on this channel?
Yes, and the corresponding handouts are on our Webinars page of our website (under the Resources tab).
based on your knowledge, how would living in a higher altitude (5000') have an affect on lung functioning?
Every person is different, but higher altitudes usually make your lungs work harder, so keeping all these concepts in mind is important.
Guarding knowledge is not a good way to understand. Understanding means to throw away your knowledge.
- Thich Nhat Hanh
Can you make the video thumbnail bigger next time? Move the slides further over to make room.
When recording, you cannot change these settings (at least in all the research I have done I don't see that you can), but when viewing it "live" you can view them side by side and change the size of speaker video and PPT slides to what you prefer.