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orderto preventspontaneous pursed lips breathing
nea index from 44.9resultedwithoutpursed lips breathing
force exhalation(passive) caused byo pursed - lip breathing
to decrease the number of breaths you take while keeping your airways open for an extended period of time(passive) are designedPursed lip breathing exercises
a dark , thick - textured lipstickmay preventlips from breathing
to create resistance on the exhalation breath(passive) are designedPursed lip breathing exercises
to improve lung function and breathing at the same time to help you breathe more efficiently(passive) is designedPursed - lip breathing
back pressure(passive) is createdT|F Pursed - lip breathing
for times of physical activity(passive) is designedPursed lip breathing
4523causesPursed - lip breathing
shortness of breath when you do things such as exercising , climbing stairs , and bending or liftingto preventshortness of breath when you do things such as exercising , climbing stairs , and bending or lifting
back - pressure in your airwayscreatesback - pressure in your airways
a positive pressure in your airways keeping them open longer while you are breathing outcausesa positive pressure in your airways keeping them open longer while you are breathing out
back pressure so you inhale more oxygencreatesback pressure so you inhale more oxygen
back pressure that opens the airways and allows them to take in more aircausesback pressure that opens the airways and allows them to take in more air
a slight back pressure which helps prevent the lungs having the " wrinkling " effect caused by the loss of elasticity with copdcreatesa slight back pressure which helps prevent the lungs having the " wrinkling " effect caused by the loss of elasticity with copd
in slower , deeper breathing and improved arterial oxygenationresultedin slower , deeper breathing and improved arterial oxygenation
dynamic lung hyperinflation ( 36may ... preventdynamic lung hyperinflation ( 36
the airways to remain open for a longer period of time such that all the air that has been trapped in the lungs by exhaling slowly.[1causesthe airways to remain open for a longer period of time such that all the air that has been trapped in the lungs by exhaling slowly.[1
resistancecreatesresistance
a positive air pressure which assists maintaining your airways open longer in a way that more skin tightening and escapes which can be substituted with fresh aircreatesa positive air pressure which assists maintaining your airways open longer in a way that more skin tightening and escapes which can be substituted with fresh air
alsocreatesalso
in a longer expiration time ... as well as improved airway patency [ 9 , 10resultsin a longer expiration time ... as well as improved airway patency [ 9 , 10
buildup of a reservoir of oxygen that was inhaled during the subsequent inspirationcausedbuildup of a reservoir of oxygen that was inhaled during the subsequent inspiration
symptoms and signsmay causesymptoms and signs
in increased endurance performance compared with obligate open mouth breathingresultedin increased endurance performance compared with obligate open mouth breathing
to increased rib cage and accessory muscle recruitment during inspiration and expirationledto increased rib cage and accessory muscle recruitment during inspiration and expiration
adequate mouth seal and contributed to greater mouth leaks than in successfully treated patientspreventedadequate mouth seal and contributed to greater mouth leaks than in successfully treated patients
early airway collapsepreventearly airway collapse
for patients with severe COPDdesigned primarilyfor patients with severe COPD
in increased exercise performance ( Casciarai et al , 1981can resultin increased exercise performance ( Casciarai et al , 1981