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    diaphragmatic breathing as a relaxation technique during virtual reality exposure treatment. This strategy may be beneficial for exposure therapy since it reduces stimulation on the physiological level. Researchers hypothesized that diaphragmatic breathing would lead to less fear and physiological arousal during the virtual reality exposure therapy and to an enhanced treatment outcome. In this study, patients with aviophobia received treatment in virtual reality with or without diaphragmatic…

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    Pranayama Essay

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    Dr Aruna Lolla Introduction Breathing is most essential part of life. The yogis of ancient times in India knew the connection between breath and mind. when we are angry our breathing will be disturbed and if you hold your breath then your mind gets agitated .To get some degree of control over mind they were able to influence the mind by controlling breath. Autonomic nervous system controls breathing which is automatic . The bio energy science including breathing movements is a practical yoga…

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    the heartbeat of the body had increased. The breathing rate also increased showing that indeed, force does make the body work harder. Speed was obtained by performing an exercise that required force. The faster the speed, the more the body worked and more the heart rate and the breathing rate increased.…

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    B = Breathing: Keeping the airway open, look for chest movement and signs of breathing (for maximum of 10 seconds). Ignore any agonal breathing (occasional gasps, slow, laboured, or noisy breathing) which is common in the early stages of cardiac arrest - it should not be taken as a sign of life. If breathing, turn into the recovery position. Check help has been called and continually assess that breathing remains normal. If there is any doubt about the presence of normal breathing, start chest…

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    environment. The breathing process is mainly controlled by the brainstem and peripheral system. The brainstem controls several important functions of the body like arousal, breathing, and blood pressure, among other functions. In the brainstem, the medullary respiratory center consists of two neuronal clusters: the DRG (dorsal respiratory group), which are in charge of the inspiratory and the VRG (ventral respiratory group), which triggers the expiration process in the lungs. The breathing…

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    SUMMARY Airways Turn the victim on to their back and then open the airway using head tilt and chin lift: Place your hand on their forehead and gently tilt their head back. With your fingertips under the point of the victim's chin, lift the chin to open the airway. Airway obstruction is an emergency. Get expert help immediately. Untreated, airway obstruction causes hypoxia and risks damage to the brain, kidneys and heart, cardiac arrest, and death. Look for the signs of airway obstruction: •…

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    Cold Pressor Test

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    more prone to develop hypertension. Cold pressor test (CPT) is autonomic function test which produces acute stress. Alternate nostril breathing exercise may be helpful in reducing the elevated sympathetic activity in obese and may be helpful in coping up the stress in obese subjects. Objectives- Aim of the study was to find out the effect of alternate nostril breathing on acute stress induced changes in cardiovascular parameters in obese young adults. Materials and Methods- Sixty obese male…

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    I was never the “breathing” type of person. By that I mean when it comes down to how I relax in stressful situations. Yes, I’m aware that humans need to breathe everyday. It’s a necessity for everyday life. When it comes down to someone telling me to “calm down,” “just breathe,” or “listen to me.” All that nonsense only makes me stress or get more angry. For example, When I was going into labor and I was already 10 cm dilated. The nurses and doctor would say “breathe, breathe, I’m going to need…

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    were introduced to Japan. In 805, the Tendai sect came to be which branched off more important sects. The Jodo sect was founded by Honen. This sect was popular because it was attainable by all classes of people. Its simple theories attracted most of their followers. The principle is that when believing in the Buddha then a prosperous life will follow. The Zen sect was founded in 1175 and was introduced from China. The sect was found most popular by military classes because of the…

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    Lungs And Homeostasis

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    Our bodies maintain many complex systems in order to have a consistent internal environment to achieve homeostasis. The lungs which are part of the respiratory system play a crucial role in homeostasis by controlling our breathing. The lungs provide the appropriate interface for gas exchange to occur, this includes the delivery of oxygen to the blood and the removal of carbon dioxide carried in the blood to the alveoli which is then expired out of the body. The removal of carbon dioxide also…

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