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  1. Take in a fairly deep breath and hold it for about 3 seconds. Place the Acapella mouthpiece in your mouth. Seal your lips tightly around the mouthpiece. Exhale as much as possible (but not to …

  2. How to use the Acapella - YouTube

    Subscribed 353 44K views 5 years ago How to use an Acapella in managing respiratory secretions...more

  3. How to use your Acapella® What is the Acapella®? The Acapella® is a device used for chest physiotherapy. It helps keep your lungs healthy by clearing mucus and phlegm. How does my …

  4. How Do You Use a Flutter Valve or Acapella? - COPD.net

    Acapella devices are similar to flutter valves in that they create PEP and vibrations when you exhale into them. However, rather than being shaped like a pipe, they are shaped like a cone. Plus, they are not …

  5. The Acapella® is a device which is used to help clear mucus (also called phlegm or sputum) from your lungs. It will be used to form part of your physiotherapy for airway clearance.

  6. How to Use the Acapella PEP Device for Better Daily Results

    Dec 29, 2025 · This article covers Acapella breathing technique basics for a daily airway clearance routine, including posture, pacing, and what to do when the experience feels subtle.

  7. Airway Clearance (Acapella) | CUH

    This leaflet gives patients advice on how to optimally use an Acapella device to clear secretions from their chest. It should be used as a guide in conjunction with advice from a respiratory physiotherapist …

  8. Using the Acapella DM or DH® - National Jewish Health

    Take in a fairly deep breath and hold it for about 3 seconds. Place the Acapella mouthpiece in your mouth. Seal your lips tightly around the mouthpiece. Exhale as much as possible (but not to …

  9. A positive expiratory pressure (PEP) valve that keeps the airway open when the device is being used Vibrations that help loosen mucus If so ordered, a nebulizer can be atached to one end to give …

  10. Place the mouthpiece lightly in your mouth; maintain a tight seal on the mouthpiece during inspiration. Use nose clips if necessary. Relax and slowly take in a breath that is a little deeper than normal. …