How to Use an Incentive Spirometer » Nursing School Help

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[@angleblu7327]

Why does Registered Nurse RN say to hold breath for 6 seconds? Whom is correct?

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thank you for your question! For incentive spirometry to be effective, the patient should hold their breath for at least 3 seconds. Respiratory therapists and other HCPs will instruct on the exact times for each individual patient based on their overall respiratory and health status.

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