Two types of airway clearance devices are the positive expiratory pressure device (PEP) and the oscillating positive pressure device. A PEP device increases resistance to expiratory airflow to …

PEP stands for Positive Expiratory Pressure. It is a treatment to help people who have difficulty clearing sputum (phlegm) from their lungs. The equipment consists of a facemask with a range …

A PEP mask is a hand-held device which supports airway clearance for children and adults. With thanks to Nicky Murray and Fiona Cathcart, Royal Brompton Hospital, for preparing the …

The positive expiratory pressure (PEP) device is a simple, easy to use, single patient use PEP device. Nine colour coded resistor sizes are available and the appropriate resistor is selected …

Positive expiratory pressure (PEP) therapy involves breathing with a slightly active expiration against an expiratory resistance. It is used for: Face mask (close-fitting) with a one-way valve …

PEP is the application of a positive expiratory pressure between 10-20cmH2O via a mask or mouthpiece as an airway clearance technique aimed at increasing lung volumes by mobilizing, …

What is Positive Expiratory Pressure (PEP)? Positive Expiratory Pressure, or PEP, is a small device that a patient exhales into, using a mask. PEP is also called PEP Therapy, PEP Mask, …

A positive expiratory pressure (PEP) mask is a facial mask connected to a breathing valve which creates resistance on exhalation (breathing out) to help remove secretions (phlegm) from the …

Positive expiratory pressure (PEP) therapy involves breathing against a resistance as you breathe out. This can assist in the removal of mucus and opening areas of your lungs that are partly …

The PEP mask is a treatment for children and adults who need help to clear secretions (sputum / phlegm / mucus) from their lungs. What does it consist of? How does the PEP mask work? …