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What is Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB)? IPPB is a patient-triggered, pressure-cycled form of noninvasive positive pressure ventilation that can assist with lung expansion. It works by delivering pressure-supported breaths from the machine to the patient’s lungs through a mouthpiece. The pressure helps to expand the lungs, making it easier for the body to take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide. This improves IPPB is helpful in treating and preventing atelectasis, which refers to a collapse in the alveoli of the lungs. It is often recommended for postoperative patients who are unconscious or too sedated to perform incentive spirometry. Indications for IPPB As previously mentioned, IPPB is a type of Some other indications for IPPB include: • Improve cough effectiveness • Decrease work of breathing • Mobilize secretions • Administer a bronchodilator treatment • Treat pulmonary edema The potential outcomes of IPPB therapy include improved breath sounds, increased oxygenation, improved vital capacity, Contraindications for IPPB IPPB therapy is not recommended in patients with any of the following: • • Hemoptysis • Tuberculosis • Pulmonary hemorrhage Furthermore, IPPB is not recommended for postoperative patients who are conscious, alert, and able to perform sustained maximal inspirations. In this case, incentive spirometry is the preferred method of treatment. What is Atelectasis? Atelectasis is a collapse of the alveoli, which are the tiny air sacs in the lung...

Intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB), a hyperinflation therapy modality, was one of the primary treatment modalities administered by inhalation therapists in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. IPPB is primarily prescribed to prevent atelectasis, to assist in clearance of secretions, and to deliver medications when other forms of therapy were unsuccessful. IPPB delivers a prescribed gas at a positive pressure (usually 10-15 cm H20) for a specified time (usually 15 minutes.) Medications, such as bronchodilators, diluents, mucolytics, and antibiotics can be delivered via a nebulizer built into the breathing circuit. IPPB can be used on patients of all ages. IPPB is most commonly delivered via a simple mouthpiece but flanged mouthpieces, shields/seals, oronasal masks, and 15 mm trach tube adapters can also be used, as applicable. Following the Sugarloaf Conference in 1974 where the scientific basis for IPPB was questioned, the use of IPPB significantly declined as other therapeutic techniques were substituted. V. Ray Bennett worked with the military during WWII to improve the demand oxygen systems for aviators flying at high altitudes. Bennett’s valve improved the demand system to be breathed intermittently. In May 1945, V. Ray Bennett filed for a patent for an “Oxygen Valve” for use in high altitude aircraft and for “administering oxygen and other gases in the therapeutic treatment of bronchial asthma, pulmonary edema, coronary thrombosis, coronary sclerosis, pneumonia, ...

14 Intermittent Positive-Pressure Breathing Note 1: This book is written to cover every item listed as testable on the Entry Level Examination (ELE), Written Registry Examination (WRE), and Clinical Simulation Examination (CSE) Summary Content Outline for CRT (Certified Respiratory Therapist) and Written RRT (Registered Respiratory Therapist) Examinations ( Recall [R] level questions typically expect the exam taker to recall factual information. Application [Ap] level questions are harder because the exam taker may have to apply factual information to a clinical situation. Analysis [An] level questions are the most challenging because the exam taker may have to use critical thinking to evaluate patient data to make a clinical decision. Note 2: A review of the most recent Entry Level Examinations (ELE) has shown an average of 3 questions (out of 140), or 2% of the exam, that cover intermittent positive-pressure breathing (IPPB). A review of the most recent Written Registry Examinations (WRE) has shown an average of 2 questions (out of 100), or 2% of the exam, that cover IPPB. The Clinical Simulation Examination is comprehensive and may include everything that should be known by an advanced level respiratory therapist 1. Description Guidelines for the Use of Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB): “‘IPPB treatments’ refers to the use of a pressure-limited respirator to deliver a gas with humidity and/or aerosol to a spontaneously breathing patient for periods of tim...

Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing Intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB) is sometimes paired with bronchodilators. From: Handbook of Clinical Neurology, 2022 Related terms: • Artificial Respiration • Continuous Positive Airway Pressure • Therapeutic Procedure • Patient • Lung Dysplasia • Noninvasive Ventilation • Extubation • Prematurity Osayame A. Ekhaguere MBBS, MPH, ... Haresh Kirpalani BM, MSc, in Updates on Neonatal Chronic Lung Disease, 2020 NIPPV NIPPV superimposes peak inspiratory pressure (PIP) on a background of PEEP (similar to that generated by conventional CPAP). 55 The cycled PIPs may be low (between 9 and 11 cmH 20) during bilevel NIPPV or high (>11 cmH 20) when NIPPV is provided by a ventilator. 60 They also may be synchronized with the infant's spontaneous breathing (S–NIPPV) or nonsynchronized (NS–NIPPV). 61,62 Synchronization requires special sensors which are presently only available in some countries. 60 Common devices used to synchronize, include pneumatic capsules that detect abdominal wall movement and airflow sensors. More recently, neurally adjusted ventilator assist (NAVA) which utilizes diaphragmatic electromyogram signals has been used. 60 The proposed physiologic advantages of NIPPV over conventional CPAP is that the generated PIP increases tidal volume, improves gas exchange, and reduces work of breathing. However, evidence to support the benefits of NIPPV is inconsistent. 60 NIPPV may also induce Head's paradoxical reflex whi...

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