| incentive |
An inducement to take a particular action.
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| incentive |
any type of reward given when a specific goal is achieved.
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| incentive spirometry |
Spirometry in which visual and vocal stimuli are given to the patient to produce maximum effort during deep breathing. Incentive spirometry is used most often in postoperative patients to prevent atelectasis.
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| incentive s. |
a maneuver in which maximum inhalations are done by the patient and sustained with the encouragement of visual feedback until predicted inspiratory reserve volume is achieved.
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| incentive |
A tangible or intangible reward that is designed to motivate a person or group to behave in a certain way. For example, in an effort to reduce fertility, community health workers may be given a small amount of money for each woman they refer to the health clinic for family planning services.
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