@YLMSportScience@mdmilewski Aren't adolescents meant to sleep between 8 to 10 hours anyway according to the National Sleep Foundation and American Academy of Sleep medicine. I'm glad the research was done but technically as a society we sleep deprive our teenagers regularly.
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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?
@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
@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. https://t.co/T6snZi6FqG
The slides from my 3rd #LongCOVID presentation to the WHO/@pahowho are now available:
https://t.co/N5oXYM24eh
The talk was longer so included more of a symptom overview of our @patientled/@itsbodypolitic data, as well as suggested areas of future research.
@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.
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 https://t.co/8Vbc8ROzCh
@maximepatout@Avicenne_RMuret@APHP This is very interesting as pneumomediastinums seemed to be quite common on the high dependency unit I was redeployed to with those patients who had severe covid-19.
Lower levels of physical activity are associated with development & progression of pain in older adults, based on longitudinal data from @tilda_tcd Delighted to publish this work with @kieranosull and @aoife_o_neill as part of @ARC_UL@HRI_UL https://t.co/rXtjg6euqC