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Froggy Jumps Physiotherapy Techniques To Improve Lung FunctionOnline version Physiotherapy Techniques To Improve Lung Function by Dr. Nilesh Andhare 1 1. Which breathing technique is primarily used to promote greater inspiratory volume and improve regional lung expansion? a Deep breathing exercise b Pursed-lip breathing c Huffing 2 During deep breathing exercises, which phase should be emphasized to improve inspiratory volume? a Slow, deep inspiration b Rapid expiration c Forced expiration 3 A patient after abdominal surgery has reduced basal lung expansion. Which technique is most appropriate? a Thoracic expansion exercises b Repeated coughing only c Rapid shallow breathing 4 During thoracic expansion exercises, an inspiratory hold is commonly used because it helps to: a Promote collateral ventilation and improve alveolar filling b Increase airway resistance c Reduce inspiratory volume 5 Which breathing technique combines deep breathing, thoracic expansion and forced expiration to improve ventilation and secretion clearance? a ACBT b Pursed-lip breathing only c Diaphragmatic breathing only 6 A patient has reduced ventilation in dependent lung regions. Which position generally helps improve ventilation to dependent areas? a Appropriate side-lying positioning b Standing on one leg c Prone with the head fully flexed 7 Why can upright sitting be beneficial for a patient with reduced lung volume? a It allows better diaphragmatic excursion and lung expansion b It completely eliminates airway resistance c It prevents all respiratory muscle activity 8 A patient with unilateral lung disease is positioned with the healthier lung dependent primarily to: a Improve ventilation-perfusion matching in many cases b Completely collapse the healthy lung c Prevent diaphragmatic movement 9 Which position is generally most favorable for diaphragmatic breathing in a patient who becomes breathless while standing? a Supported sitting b Unsupported single-leg standing c Head-down standing 10 Positioning to improve lung volume should primarily be based on: a The patient's clinical condition and areas of reduced ventilation b The patient's height only c The patient's preferred sleeping position only 11 Why is early mobilization commonly used after surgery? a To improve ventilation, lung expansion and functional capacity b To deliberately reduce tidal volume c To prevent all respiratory muscle activity 12 Which activity represents an appropriate progression of mobilization in a stable post-operative patient? a Bed mobility → sitting → standing → walking b Running → jumping → bed rest c Breath-holding → prolonged bed rest → running 13 During mobilization, which parameter is particularly important to monitor in a cardiorespiratory patient? a SpO₂ and symptoms b Hair color c Hand dominance 14 A patient becomes markedly breathless and develops oxygen desaturation during walking. What should the physiotherapist do first? a Stop or reduce the activity and reassess the patient b Immediately increase exercise intensity c Ask the patient to continue regardless of symptoms 15 A patient on Day 2 after upper abdominal surgery has shallow breathing and reduced basal expansion. Which combination is MOST appropriate? a Upright positioning + thoracic expansion exercises + early mobilization b Prolonged bed rest + rapid shallow breathing c Breath-holding + complete activity restriction 16 A patient has reduced chest expansion on the right side. Which approach may help specifically target the affected region? a Localized thoracic expansion with appropriate positioning b Only rapid mouth breathing c Avoiding all deep inspiration 17 A patient with reduced lung volumes is unable to perform effective deep breaths because of pain. What should the physiotherapist consider first? a Address pain and then facilitate comfortable breathing exercises b Force maximal inspiration despite severe pain c Stop all respiratory rehabilitation 18 Which sequence best represents an integrated approach to improving lung volume in a post-operative patient? a Position → breathing exercise → mobilization → reassessment b Bed rest → breath-holding → reassessment c Coughing → complete inactivity → maximal exercise

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Physiotherapy Techniques To Improve Lung FunctionOnline version

by Dr. Nilesh Andhare

1. Which breathing technique is primarily used to promote greater inspiratory volume and improve regional lung expansion?

During deep breathing exercises, which phase should be emphasized to improve inspiratory volume?

A patient after abdominal surgery has reduced basal lung expansion. Which technique is most appropriate?

During thoracic expansion exercises, an inspiratory hold is commonly used because it helps to:

Which breathing technique combines deep breathing, thoracic expansion and forced expiration to improve ventilation and secretion clearance?

A patient has reduced ventilation in dependent lung regions. Which position generally helps improve ventilation to dependent areas?

Why can upright sitting be beneficial for a patient with reduced lung volume?

A patient with unilateral lung disease is positioned with the healthier lung dependent primarily to:

Which position is generally most favorable for diaphragmatic breathing in a patient who becomes breathless while standing?

Positioning to improve lung volume should primarily be based on:

Why is early mobilization commonly used after surgery?

Which activity represents an appropriate progression of mobilization in a stable post-operative patient?

During mobilization, which parameter is particularly important to monitor in a cardiorespiratory patient?

A patient becomes markedly breathless and develops oxygen desaturation during walking. What should the physiotherapist do first?

A patient on Day 2 after upper abdominal surgery has shallow breathing and reduced basal expansion. Which combination is MOST appropriate?

A patient has reduced chest expansion on the right side. Which approach may help specifically target the affected region?

A patient with reduced lung volumes is unable to perform effective deep breaths because of pain. What should the physiotherapist consider first?

Which sequence best represents an integrated approach to improving lung volume in a post-operative patient?