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before performing cpt, you must ausculte your paying and hear a coarse sound in the right...

before performing cpt, you must ausculte your paying and hear a coarse sound in the right lower lobes, you always put your patient in a semi Fowler position for effective thearpy, true or false?

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Answer : False

Before performing CPT ( Chest physical therapy) all area of chest should be ausculte to decide which area is to be percuss. And position of the patient during CPT depends on area of lung to be percuss and drained.

In chest physical therapy mucus lodge in small airway space(lobe) is removed by tapping/percuss the chest. Vibration by tapping help in remove the mucus into the large airways with the help of gravity. Position of the patient is kept in such a way that gravity works in moving the mucus towards large airways. Auscultation is not mandatory but helpful in analysising the area with highest mucus.

So the statement in question in false.

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