KVV E-Modules - Glossopharyngeal Breathing

Quadrant -I (Video)

Glossopharyngeal Breathing

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Glossopharyngeal Breathing

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Glossopharyngeal Breathing

1.What is the purpose of glossopharyngeal breathing? 2.Who can benefit from glossopharyngeal breathing? 3.How long does it take to learn glossopharyngeal breathing? 4.Is glossopharyngeal breathing a replacement for mechanical ventilation? 5.Can glossopharyngeal breathing improve lung function over time?

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

What is the primary purpose of glossopharyngeal breathing?

A: a. Increase lung ventilation in individuals with weak respiratory muscles B: b. Improve digestion C: c. Enhance oxygen absorption in red blood cells D: d. Assist with speech production

Which of the following best describes the technique of glossopharyngeal breathing?

A: a. Holding breath and slowly exhaling through pursed lips B: b. Breathing in short rapid bursts through the mouth C: c. Using tongue and throat muscles to gulp air into the lungs D: d. Continuous deep inhalation through the nose

Glossopharyngeal breathing can serve as a temporary alternative to:

A: a. Continuous oxygen therapy B: b. Mechanical ventilation C: c. Pulmonary rehabilitation exercises D: d. Bronchodilator medication

In addition to improving ventilation, glossopharyngeal breathing also helps with:

A: a. Increasing inspiratory capacity and aiding in coughing B: b. Decreasing heart rate C: c. Reducing airway inflammation D: d. Strengthening lower limb muscles

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1. Glossopharyngeal Breathing

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