Med. praxi. 2012;9(5):250-255

Overview of respiratory devices for respiratory hygiene in practice

Mgr.Petra Žurková, prof.MUDr.Jana Skřičková, CSc.
Klinika nemocí plicních a TBC, LF MU a FN Brno

Obstructive and restrictive pulmonary diseases show a decrease in lung fuction, respiratory muscle strength, hypoxia and hypecapnia,

thereby contributing to greater morbidity and mortality. The non-pharmacological therapy for these patients is the possibility of using

wind aids under the expert guidance of a physiotherapist or doctor. They are mainly used for the facilitation and the removal of bronchial

secretions from the respiratory tract and respiratory muscles maintain strength and thereby increase lung function and quality of life. This

article aims to give report of breathing instruments and their practical application, which are normally used to respiratory hygiene.

Keywords: bronchial secretion, cough, devices for respiratory physiotherapy

Published: May 31, 2012  Show citation

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