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With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to their specialty, Erika L. Lipinski, RRT is an expert in changing the lives of their patients for the better.
Through their designated cause and expertise in the field, Erika L. Lipinski, RRT is a prime example of a true leader in health care.
As a leader and expert in their field, Erika L. Lipinski, RRT is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. They embody the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients.
In Havelock, NC, Erika L. Lipinski, RRT is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.
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My mother had pneumonia and she is now back home. Can we start respiratory therapy for her to recover faster?
There are different types of Respiratory therapy that can help strengthen her lungs again. Please speak with her Physician about these therapies being needed due to shortness of READ MORE
There are different types of Respiratory therapy that can help strengthen her lungs again. Please speak with her Physician about these therapies being needed due to shortness of breath
Can respiratory therapy help treat conditions like lung cancer?
A Respiratory Therapist can help there are different therapies that can decrease WOB and they can also offer their opinions to physicians on therapies and medications that are READ MORE
A Respiratory Therapist can help there are different therapies that can decrease WOB and they can also offer their opinions to physicians on therapies and medications that are working versus ones that are not. This can decrease medications and therapies that are not beneficial to the patient. I am an RT not an MD.
Can a respiratory therapist work with people on the ventilator?
If your daughter is on a home ventilator it should be being followed by a Respiratory Therapist. At least that is how it is done in NC other states may differ.
Do I need respiratory therapy after a bypass?
An acapella device and an Incentive Spirometer maybe helpful and these may be all you need. I would discuss these with your primary care physician.
Can respiratory therapy help a patient suffering from cystic fibrosis?
Absolutely. I helped manage many children with CF in the home and hospital settings. I know CPT is very important for CF patients. Discuss medication and therapy options with your READ MORE
Absolutely. I helped manage many children with CF in the home and hospital settings. I know CPT is very important for CF patients. Discuss medication and therapy options with your physician.
When is respiratory therapy recommended for a child?
Different medications and therapies are best ordered by your physician. There is not a specific age it is more on a patient to patient basis and a symptom basis. As they get older READ MORE
Different medications and therapies are best ordered by your physician. There is not a specific age it is more on a patient to patient basis and a symptom basis. As they get older a peak flow meter will be essential.
Does treatment of COPD require steroids?
Sometimes steroids will be used but this will be up to her pulmonologist. They may have her do a PFT test to get an idea of lung function.
Is there a cure for asthma?
There is no cure for asthma unfortunately. There are a number of bronchodilators and anti inflammatory medications that may be beneficial. Let your primary care physician know READ MORE
There is no cure for asthma unfortunately. There are a number of bronchodilators and anti inflammatory medications that may be beneficial. Let your primary care physician know you would like to discuss your options.
