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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Active Cycle of Breathing (ACBT) is a technique which improves the effectiveness of cough, lossen and clear secreations and improve the ventilation. | Active Cycle of Breathing (ACBT) is a technique which uses breathing exercises to improves the effectiveness of cough, lossen and clear secreations and improve the ventilation. ACBT have 3 main parts:<br> | ||
#Breathing Control | |||
#Deep Breathing Exercises | |||
#Huffing OR Forced expiratory technique (F.E.T)<br> | |||
== Indication == | == Indication == | ||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
Active Cycle of Breathing (ACBT) is a technique which uses breathing exercises to improves the effectiveness of cough, lossen and clear secreations and improve the ventilation. ACBT have 3 main parts:
- Breathing Control
- Deep Breathing Exercises
- Huffing OR Forced expiratory technique (F.E.T)
