Your lungs and how CF affects them
The lungs have a number of jobs: To breathe in – to get oxygen from the air we breathe, it into our blood. To breathe
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What body parts are affected?
CF affects the body in many different ways. Parts of the body that may be affected by CF are: Lungs Pancreas Sinuses Bones Liver Lean
Genetics and Incidence
CF is a genetic disorder. If a child has one copy of a CF gene, they are carriers of the gene. If the child has
13 – 18 Years
We need your help. Are you are teenager with CF, or a young adult who has recently transferred to an adult CF clinic? We would
6 – 12 Years
Age-appropriate care Children to be encouraged and supported to be involved in decisions making for treatment times and plans, developing some more independent behaviours in
3 – 5 Years
Age-appropriate care Children will be able to become more involved in their CF treatments, collecting nebuliser or airway clearance devices, decision making in play and
Infant – 2 Years
Age-appropriate involvement in physiotherapy. Infants with CF are dependent on their parents/caregivers for all CF care. Involving your child in their care: A focus on
Introduction
Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is a genetic condition that affects many parts of the body. The organs most commonly affected are the lungs and the pancreas.
CF Physio 4 Kids
CF Physio 4 Kids Introduction View Infant – 2 Years View 3 – 5 Years View 6 – 12 Years View 13 – 18 Years
Airway Clearance Sounds
Aerobika improving Explanation & Coaching Tips Inspiratory pause before breathing out was present but not audible Good expiration phase, with a steady active airflow Tips
