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When the breath is calmed, the mind also becomes still. Therefore, one should learn to control their breathing, as it leads to a calm mind and long life according to yoga.
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- 1. When the breath wanders the mind also is unsteady. But when the breath is calmed the mind too will be still, and the yogi achieves long life. Therefore, one should learn to control the breath.
- 2. Pulmonary medicine department Presented By:- Dr. HimanshuVerma Dr. PrashantAgrawal
- 10. DISORDERS WHICH CAN BE TREATED HERE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA BRONCHITIS BRONCHIECTASIS EMPHYSEMA CYSTIC FIBROSIS PNEUMOCONIOSIS TUBERCULOSIS SLEEP APNOEA LUNG CANCER
- 11. WHY ?
- 12. Increasing Workload in last 15 years
- 13. LOCATION
- 14. RESPIRATORY CRITICAL CARE UNIT INDOOR DESIGN LUNG CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY OUTDOOR CHEST CLINICS
- 15. SPACE REQUIREMENTS PHYSICIAN`S OFFICE CHIEF RESPIRATORY THERAPIST ROOM ROOM FOR BRONCHOSCOPY SLEEP LABORATORY ROOM FOR IMAGING DNIIAGNOSTICS SPACE FOR TECHNICIANS & PARAMEDICAL STAFF RESPIRATORY THERAPY ROOM STORE ROOM CLERICAL AREA
- 16. PROCEDURES
- 17. LABORATORY SPIROMETERY BRONCHOSCOPY & BRONCHEOALVEOLAR LAVAGE CHEST X RAYS CT SCAN & MRI SCANS SCINTIGRAPHY POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY POLYSOMNOGRAPHY
- 18. HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT PROFFESSORS ORGANIZATION TECHNITIANS & PARAMEDICAL STAFF SENIOR & JUNIOR RESIDENTS