Postural drainage is an airway clearance technique in chest physiotherapy that uses the effect of gravity to clear secretions from different segments of the lungs. This video demonstrates the different positions used to remove secretions at different parts of the lungs. with English and Chinese subtitles

Lesson 2 of video 3 of the 15 part instructional video series, "Physical Therapy Techniques Unveiled." The reason I'm posting this is it is just funny for some reason...

This short video will help you learn how to use an Inspiratory Muscle Trainer the right way to help you breathe better. All medicine should be taken under the care of your doctor.

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This video demonstrates how to clean the Aerobika* Oscillating PEP Therapy System. Learn more here: http://www.trudellmed.com/consumer-health/aerobika-oscillating-pep

This video illustrates what is happening in the lungs while using the Aerobika* Oscillating PEP therapy system and why it is helpful. Learn more here: http://www.trudellmed.com/consumer-health/aerobika-oscillating-pep

This video demonstrates how to use the AEROBIKA* Oscillating Postitive Expiratory Pressure Therapy System. Learn more here: http://www.trudellmed.com/consumer-health/aerobika-oscillating-pep

Airway clearance techniques (ACTs) help loosen and move the thick, sticky mucus that people with cystic fibrosis develop in their lungs. Watch to see the different kinds of ACTs that are available and work with your care team to find the one that is right for you. Learn more: https://www.cff.org/managing-cf/airway-clearance-techniques-acts

A practical session by Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Jude Colligan at the SARA 'Respiratory Challenges' education day (Centre for Health Science, Inverness, 25.05.2017). The Scottish Allergy and Respiratory Academy (SARA) provides regular training and educational resources for healthcare professionals in the areas of asthma, allergy and COPD. Training covers practical management of conditions as well as latest research findings. Read more about our courses in Scotland at www.scottishallergyrespiratoryacademy.org/courses