Pulmonology Advisor’s Post

How Squeezing the Abdominal Muscles Supports Lung Function In today's short video we delve into the intricacies of exhalation and how it affects our respiratory system. Join us as we uncover the fascinating process of how the diaphragm and abdominal muscles work together to expel carbon dioxide from our lungs. Whether you choose to place your hands on your abdomen or simply observe the movement, we invite you to experience the intense contraction that occurs during exhalation. #FullBreath #BreathingTechniques #DiaphragmMuscles #AbdominalSqueeze #LungHealth #TakeABreath #BreatheFully #HealthyHabits #MindBodyConnection

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One of the best ways to sensitize your nervous system to the cranial movement is to practice feeling as many craniums as possible. There are four types of movement we evaluate in the cranium - primary respiratory (CSF), secondary respiratory (diaphragmatic) dural meningeal tension, and sutural mobility. drmartinrosen.com

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Let's understand some types of RESPIRATORY DISORDERS, based on WHAT GETS ACCUMULATED in the PLEURAL SPACE 1. PNEUMOTHORAX: - In this condition: AIR gets accumulated inside the pleural space: leads to LUNG COLLAPSE. 2. HEMOTHORAX: - From the name itself: in this condition: BLOOD gets accumulated inside the pleural space. 3. EMPYEMA: - In this condition: PUS gets accumulated inside pleural space. 4. PLEURAL EFFUSION: - In this condition: FLUID gets accumulated inside pleural space. #DrKashif #RespiratoryDisorders

causes of high CVP >12 : ●Over hydration ●Rt side heart failure ●PA stenosis ●cardiac tamponade ●constrictive precarditis ●tricuspid valve stenosis or regurgitation ●pulmonary HTN ●high stroke volume ●Tension pneumothorax ●+ve pressure breathing Management: ✔️Treatment the under line cause ✔️diuretic and may require inotrops

Cardiac arrest is a sudden, life-threatening condition that causes the heart to stop pumping effectively, leading to the loss of heart function, breathing, and consciousness. It occurs when an electrical disturbance disrupts the heart’s ability to pump blood, preventing oxygen-rich blood from reaching vital organs like the brain. Without immediate medical intervention, such as CPR or a defibrillator, cardiac arrest can be fatal within minutes. Unlike a heart attack, which is caused by a blockage restricting blood flow to the heart, cardiac arrest is primarily an electrical malfunction. Read more : https://lnkd.in/dFxPbYES #CardiacArrest #Stress #LifeStyle #PoorDiet #HeartDiseasePrevention #Smoking #GeneticFactors #CardiovascularDisease

Gas distribution tests are used to measure the absolute lung volumes during a breathing cycle. The primary types include: - Helium Dilution - Nitrogen Washout - Body Plethysmography Read our full guide to learn more about each type. ✔️ https://bit.ly/35RNnif

Paradoxical chest movement refers to abnormal chest wall motion where a segment of the chest moves inward during inspiration and outward during expiration, opposite to normal breathing. This typically occurs in flail chest due to fractures of multiple adjacent ribs, leading to loss of chest wall stability. In cases of complete airway obstruction, paradoxical movement can involve the entire chest. During inspiration, the chest collapses due to negative intrathoracic pressure, and during expiration, it expands abnormally. This indicates severe respiratory distress and requires immediate intervention to restore airflow.

Case of Fracture, Pneumothorax Patient Information: Male , 41 years old Presentation： Chest pain, breathing difficulties Rib fracture, scapula fracture, pneumothorax, subcutaneous air accumulation #NeusoftMedical #InnovatingforYou #CT #Clinicalcase