Jacob.beard@nhs.net

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Respiratory physiotherapist at RBHT NHS.

Joined Mart 2021
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@SamBurrSLT Statistically speaking depends where you are. Approximately just under 90% of the population are white in the UK and ethnic minority groups are more likely to be concentrated in cities on average; so if you're called in a more rural area it is probably quite common I'd presume?
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@laura_icuphysio @TheACPRC Not in a trauma centre but have covered resp in trauma previously. So resp equipment, LVR bags, MI:E devices, Insp pressure devices, peak cough flow meters, abdominal binders, (debate on) insp/exp muscle training devices, incentive spirometry. Better neb kits such as aerogen
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Laura Grimsey@laura_icuphysio·
Major trauma centre physios and therapists what equipment would you say is essential/ ideal for your major trauma patients? What space do you have for the treatment of these patient do you all have gyms available? @TheACPRC
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@The_HCPC the rise of annual fees by 20%, whilst our pay goes up by only 4% with inflation predicted at 10% is a money grab. And having consultations during our work time reducing our attendance to the consultations is despicable behaviour. Post-pandemic also. @thecsp
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Chronic refractory cough is frequently characterised by cough hypersensitivity and laryngeal dysfunction. An interdisciplinary team approach that includes laryngeal evaluation can identify laryngeal hypersensitivity along with other cough aetiologies. bit.ly/2XGi4Uk
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@DrLindaDykes @GeorgierespPT Thats very true, something that we were quite lucky and were able to use an oxygen analyser and test out. This was particularly useful when testing out NIV and entraining oxygen adjusting for respiratory rates. O sorry I thought I had a table that shows the adjustment for RR.
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Dr Linda Dykes has moved to Bluesky@DrLindaDykes·
Hands up if you knew that the the oxygen flow rate needs increasing if using Venturi masks and RR>30? I confess I did not 😳 and I don’t think I have ever know it, it rings no bells at all!
John Hurst@ProfHurst

This came up at #morningreport today and may not be widely appreciated. In tachypnoea (RR>30), need to increase Venturi flow to maintain FiO2. More on this in the @BTSrespiratory Emergency Oxygen Guideline: brit-thoracic.org.uk/document-libra…

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Orthopnoea, the worsening of dyspnoea when supine, is due to more than just supine hyperinflation and altered lung mechanics, but also to increased respiratory drive bit.ly/34gGTtr
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