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Exsufflation is a
strongly forced expiration of air. In medicine,
airway secretions can be
cleared with
manual and
mechanical exsufflation. Mechanical...
- In
religious and
magical practice,
insufflation and
exsufflation are
ritual acts of blowing, breathing, hissing, or
puffing that
signify variously expulsion...
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neuromuscular weakness and
atelectasis benefit from
mechanical insufflation-
exsufflation. Mechanically-****isted
coughing greatly improves secretion clearance...
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nasal cannulae to ****ist in respiration.
Mechanical insufflation-
exsufflation simulates a
cough and ****ists
airway mucus clearance. It is used with...
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imposition of
hands and prayer.
Augustine noted that
rites of
exorcism by
exsufflation (breathing upon the candidate) were also
performed for the
baptism of...
- used for exorcism. In 1526, the
ritual was
further abbreviated and the
exsufflation was omitted. This form of the
Lutheran Ritual for
Exorcism was incorporated...
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identified with the gods of
other religions. The
practice of
insufflation and
exsufflation, or the use of
released breath in ritual,
depends on conceptualizing...
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repeatedly in the
shape of a cross, the
priest blows on the
water in an
exsufflation similar to that at baptism, and he
takes water in his hand and sprinkles...
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externally via an
inflated bladder,
forcing exhalation,
sometimes termed exsufflation. The
first such
apparatus was the Bragg-Paul Pulsator. The name of one...
- (PEP),
intrapulmonary percussive ventilators,
mechanical insufflation-
exsufflation known as a
mechanically ****isted cough, and
airway oscillatory devices...
