Hi, one question: No a 3 seconds pause at the end of inspiration? in autogen dranaige the creator Dr Cheavilier says we must make a pause, to give time to the aire to arrive to the most congestionate alveoli, those who are most important to drenaige.
@@bhavnasewram8272 End-inspiratory holds allow airflow into poorly ventilated regions of the airway. This is due to collateral ventilation. However, it should not be done if the patient is breathless because it can upset their breathing pattern. (Hough, 2017, p. 187)
wow thank you so much, I have tried everything and this worked perfectly!!! Such a relief :)
Very clear, Thank you!
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Well demonstrated thank you
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Hi, one question: No a 3 seconds pause at the end of inspiration? in autogen dranaige the creator Dr Cheavilier says we must make a pause, to give time to the aire to arrive to the most congestionate alveoli, those who are most important to drenaige.
Hey guys, IV also read this. At which point in the cycle do you hold your breath for 3 seconds? Thank you
You hold after the inspiration :) Just before your expiration ! then the aire can go from one alveoli to another (I hope you understand my english ;))
@@bhavnasewram8272 End-inspiratory holds allow airflow into poorly ventilated regions of the airway. This is due to collateral ventilation. However, it should not be done if the patient is breathless because it can upset their breathing pattern. (Hough, 2017, p. 187)
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invented by Jean Cheavaillier in De Haan Zeepreventorium Belgium
This is super helpful, but coughing into your hand???
What is said in 0:48 - 0:55? I can't understand what the lady is saying in here. Someone could write it down for me please?
“After the breath in you’re looking to relax the mouth for a relaxed breath out”
An inaudible, relaxed breath out*
Thank you very much@@greggraff7519
Awesome, very helpful, what is your name & your patient name?
Awesome but Huffing was forgotten before coughing
Hufing is only used ACBT not in autogenic drainage
When you move the secretions to the top of your lungs, that's when you can gently cough or huff. (Hough, 2017, p. 208)