Deep breathing, is breathing done by contracting the diaphragm, a muscle located horizontally between the thoracic and the abdominal cavity. It is usually practiced in patients with COPD ( Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) to improve the pulmonary function, cardiovascular fitness and to increase the respiratory muscle strength.
It also scientifically proved that deep breathing have some physiological effect on human being. It relieves stress and anxiety due to its physiological effects on nervous system. Breathing slowly and mindfully activates the hypothalamus ( which is connected to the pituitary gland in the brain) release neurohormones which inhibits stress-producing hormones and trigger a relaxation response in the body. Moreover, the hypothalamus also links the nervous system to the endocrine, which secretes the hormones that regulate all activities throughout the body.
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Researchers from the United Kingdom studied the effect of two breathing frequencies on performance times and on several physiological parameters in front crawl swimming. The breathing frequencies were one breath every second stroke ( B2) and one breath every fourth stroke ( B4). Subjects were 8 male collegiate swimmers. Each subject swam 200 meters using each breathing frequency: once with breathing frequency B2 and once on a different day with breathing frequency B4. A paper states that the results are...
The nurse is teaching a postoperative client how to perform deep breathing and coughing exercises. The nurse plans to a) remind the client to perform these exercises every 2 hours b) instruct the client to cough before and after meals c) encourage the client to cough while in a lateral position d) use endotracheal suctioning to stimulate coughing and deep breathing
41. Venous stasis MATCHING 9-2: PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT AND TEST Match the physiological effect to the associated test. Physiological Effect Test Crying can increase levels A. Amylase B. Bilirubin Decreases with age C. CK Dehydration increases levels D. Coagulation factors E. Cortisol Elevated levels are related to jaundice F. Creatinine clearance Fatty foods increase levels G. IgA H. Insulin Fever causes levels to increase 1. Lipids J. Plasma renin Increases with altitude K. RBC count Levels increase with pancreatitis caused L....
5. Trimix is a breathing mixture of He, O2, and N2 used by deep-sea scuba divers. A tank of Trimix has a total pressure of 204 atm and a partial pressure of He of 143 atm. What is the mole percent of He in the mixture?
Preoperative teaching of proper coughing and deep breathing techniques is a higher priority than discussing post operative lifestyle modifications? True or False
1. What is the cell and physiological basis for the protective effect of sickle cell against malaria? 2. How do hemoglobin molecules function (or malfunction) when they include two chains of HbS?
Q12 Mrs Jolly informs you that she refuses to do any deep breathing exercises after her surgery. What is the known risk related to episodic care that she is displaying. (Sentence)
Which of the following reverses the direct physiological effect
of the compound shown below?
A. cAMP phosphodiesterase
B. cGMP phosphodiesterase
C. Phospholipase C
D. Ca2+ATPase
E. None of the above. The physiological effect of this compound
is irreversible.
A marine biologist is preparing a deep-sea submersible for a dive. The sub stores breathing air under high pressure in a spherical air tank that measures 60.0 cm wide. The biologist estimates she will need 8100. L of air for the dive. Calculate the pressure to which this volume of air must be compressed in order to fit into the air tank. Write your answer in atmospheres. Be sure your answer has the correct number of significant digits. ? Check