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Incentive Spirometer is applicable when the patient is transferred to independent breathing after mechanical ventilation, during thoracic operations and due to pathology (such as inflammatory processes in the lungs, trachea or bronchi). View more
Sustained Maximal Inspiration (SMI) is a technique used to prevent small airway collapse (atelectasis). The SMI technique consists essentially of a slow, deep breath for a few seconds to work the lungs. By increasing lung expansion and strengthening your cough effort, you will decrease the accumulation of unwanted secretions in your lungs. Incentive Spirometry is a goal-oriented exercise using SMI to promote bronchial hygiene in ridding the lungs of unwanted secretions. Your Hudson RCI Incentive Spirometer is designed to visually encourage you and allow you to monitor your own progress.
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