Basics of ventilation: Mechanics of breathing | BMJ Learning

For more on the basics of ventilation, take the free BMJ Learning module: bit.ly/VentilationAnimation.
The COVID-19 pandemic has meant that many healthcare professionals have been redeployed to work in unfamiliar environments, such as the intensive care unit (ICU). Mechanical ventilation is a key part of treatment in intensive care, and an unfamiliarity with it led to considerable concern among many health professionals. This module aims to provide a brief introduction to mechanical ventilation, outlining the basic principles and settings that are likely to be used.

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The understanding of breathing mechanics is fundamental for the quality of life, knowing the accessory muscles contributes to a more efficient and conscious breathing!

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Excellent presentation.
I wonder is there different way called "better" way of breathing as Yoga always defines that Yoga's breathing is "correct" and "normal way of breathing is wrong"??? Clear explaination about "wrong or right" breathing is highly appreciated.

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In through the nose, out through the mouth. The nose is responsible for cleaning and humidifying air through our respiratory system. The mouth is a secondary method of breathing better for exhaling.

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