Abstract: A software operated method/system for both breathing training and respiratory muscle training in which a user inhales and exhales via a mouthpiece through a hand-held breathing chamber so that pressure, time and direction of air breathed through the chamber is automatically measured. The breathing results are automatically processed and displaying on a remote screen as a real-time interactive graphic representing such air pressure, time and direction. The users base-line is established and a menu of training choices including interactive games is displayed.

Abstract: A software operated method/system for both breathing training and respiratory muscle training in which a user inhales and exhales via a mouthpiece through a hand-held breathing chamber so that pressure, time and direction of air breathed through the chamber is automatically measured. The breathing results are automatically processed and displaying on a remote screen as a real-time interactive graphic representing such air pressure, time and direction. The users base-line is established and a menu of training choices including interactive games is displayed.

Abstract: An interactive self-test book has pages printed with sets of questions and multiple choice answers and unique page identifying indicia of conductive ink. A page recognition device is pivotable on a page support to bring electrical contacts into and out of connection with the ink. A series of question and answer buttons associated status and YES and NO lamps, speaker, and total score display are mounted on the support for operation by a processor. The score is increased for all questions correctly answered at the first attempt for on any page. A correct second attempt normally lights a YES lamp and emits a sound without increasing the score. Results of prior attempts at any question are stored so that on returning to a page, same YES lamps and NO lamps are relit permitting the person to review and improve on the prior attempt.