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How A Compressor Nebulizer Help With Covid?

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Do Compressor Nebulizer Treatments Help With Covid?

1.The impact of the (COVID-19) on the lungs.

The lungs are the organs most affected by COVID‐19。

A trauma surgeon who has treated thousands of COVID-19 patients since March has warned of a dire symptom that can affect many COVID-19 survivors. The lungs of some COVID-19 survivors “look worse than the lungs of any type of horrible smoker we’ve ever seen.

For those infected, beating the coronavirus and surviving COVID-19 is not the end of the story. And complications may include pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), multiple organ failure, septic shock, and death.

Even if symptoms are not present after the infection clears, the lungs may take longer to heal.

Therefore, it is very important to use a compresser nebulizer to clear the lungs.

2.What does a compressor nebulizer do for lung disease?

It can relieve bronchospasm, thin sputum, and prevent and treat respiratory tract infection through aerosol inhalation administration.

In many respiratory diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), bronchial asthma, etc., aerosol inhalation can be used for treatment.

Due to the advantages of rapid onset of drug effect, low dosage, high local drug concentration and few systemic adverse reactions, atomization inhalation has become an important adjuvant therapy in the treatment of respiratory diseases.

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3.What does a compressor nebulizer treatment help with  Covid?

A virologist has published his latest research results – aerosol inhaled anti-new crown drugs. Since then, many other media have also reported on this research. The drug draws on the research results of SARS and targets the ACE2 receptor that the new coronavirus acts as a target to develop a lyophilized powder anti-new crown drug. After atomization inhalation, it directly provides protection on the surface of the lungs, and can exert a long-term and broad-spectrum effect. This broad-spectrum anti-new crown drug can be used for prevention and treatment of mild cases to prevent the disease from becoming severe.

Patients with new coronary pneumonia have symptoms such as respiratory tract edema, mucus and even phlegm plugs. Mixing hydrogen and oxygen will improve the patient’s breathing, which is better than pure oxygen inhalation. If the mixed gas can carry drugs, the effect may be better.

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Nebulizer for Adults & Kids

1.When should a child & adult use a compressor nebulizer?

Adults: In the period of throat discomfort, inhalation with normal saline to humidify the respiratory tract can relieve throat discomfort to a certain extent.

Children: In the early stage of cold symptoms, inhalation with normal saline to humidify the respiratory tract can prevent the aggravation of cold symptoms to a certain extent.

And the following symptoms:

  • Relief of early symptoms of colds/prevention of colds
  • Rhinitis
  • Acute laryngitis
  • Bronchitis
  • Asthma etc

2.Which nebulizer is best for adults & kids?

For general household use, it is recommended to directly consider the [Compressed Nebulizer]. The atomized particles are 2-5 μm, the deposition rate of the drug in the lungs is the highest, and the natural treatment effect is the best, but it is not the smaller the particles, the better, the particles are too small to pass through There is no deposition in the lungs to affect the therapeutic effect.

[Compressed Nebulizer] It is suitable for all people (adults/elderly/children) and major respiratory diseases. The nebulizer is not the bigger the better the better. The final effect depends on:

  • Medications used (as directed by your doctor);
  • The size of the atomized particles determines the parts of the body that act on them;
  • Frequency of inhalation/breathing;
  • The pharmaceutical industry wastes the amount, and part of the mist will be blown out of the cup when exhaling, which means that the dosage is insufficient.

3.What does a compressor nebulizer treatment do for kids?

  • The nebulizer can decompose the drug to make the molecules smaller and easier to absorb.
  • Atomization is mostly used for the treatment of respiratory diseases. It can be inhaled through the mouth and nose, directly acting on the target organs, and the effect is fast.
  • For babies who can’t take medicine, atomization can reduce a lot of trouble of feeding medicine.
  • It can be used when the child is crying, quiet, sleeping, etc. It is easy to use.
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4.Is compressor nebulizer safe for child?

【No Danger】

Children’s nebulization is generally not dangerous. It is necessary to communicate with the child to let the child breathe with his mouth open as much as possible. The effect of completely inhaling the drug into the throat will be more obvious. At the same time, it is necessary to take the drug regularly, drink more warm water to enhance metabolism, and do not eat spicy food & irritating food.

The use of aerosol inhalation therapy in children can keep the respiratory tract at the proper degree of humidification and humidification, relieve bronchospasm, thereby reducing airway resistance and facilitating the discharge of secretions.

It can cooperate with the breathing of the child to deposit particles with a higher unit drug concentration in the inhaled air directly on the lesion, so that the effect of the drug can be fully exerted. Compared with other routes of administration, the drug dose is small, so there are fewer systemic side effects.

FAQ

-Is nebulizer machine good for cough?

Cough caused by inflammation is better treated by atomization. The atomized liquid contains airway dilating drugs and expectorants, which can effectively expectorate phlegm.

When the cough reflex is caused by inflammatory infection, the sputum can be excreted by atomization.

For the elderly, turning over and slapping the back after nebulization has a good expectoration effect.

For children, when inhaled drugs cannot be used together,atomization is the first choice to reduce airway inflammation, dilate airways, relieve spasm and relieve asthma.

-Is compressor nebulizer good for asthma?

For irritating cough caused by asthma or allergies, it can also be treated by nebulization.

Is a nebulizer a breathing machine?

  • Nebulizers and ventilators are two completely different medical devices.
  • Nebulizers are mainly used to treat various upper and lower respiratory diseases.
  • Breathing machine are suitable for those with hypoxemia.

Is a nebulizer a breathing machine?

Nebulizers are effective for lung cleansing. Administration through a nebulizer can dilute sputum, relieve bronchospasm, prevent and treat respiratory infections.

How to use nebulizer?

By BH CARE Product, Nebulizer

Nebulizer is a device which could atomize the liquid. In our daily life, this kind of equipment is more common than we think. According to different applications, there are many types of nebulizers, such as air humidifier which is helpful for humidification of the interior, hair spray equipment for hair styling, or medical nebulizer who belongs to medical equipment and is used to treat diseases like upper respiratory infection (URI). In this article, we’d like to focus on medical nebulizer who is able to help our patients and gives them fast relief from inflammation.

  • 1.What is a nebulizer used for?
  • 2.How does a compressor nebulizer work?
  • 3.What is the difference between ultrasonic and compressor nebulizers?
  • 4.How do you use a nebulizer for a cough?
  • 5.Is a nebulizer good for your lungs?
  • 6.Do you need a prescription for a nebulizer?
  • 7.What are the side effects of using a nebulizer?
  • 8.Is nebulizer better than inhaler?
  • 1.What is a nebulizer used for?

    Nebulizer atomizes the liquid medicine into tiny particles, and the medication enters the respiratory tract and lungs to deposit by breathing inhalation, so as to achieve painless, rapid and effective treatment.

    On the one hand, due to poor air quality or change of seasons, there are more and more patients including a lot of children with poor autoimmunity suffering from respiratory diseases such as colds, fever, cough, asthma, sore throat, pharyngitis, rhinitis, bronchitis, pneumoconiosis and other related diseases such as trachea, bronchus, and alveoli. By traditional methods, they should take some medicine, have an injection or transfusion. Injection or transfusion may bring not only more pains but also side effects by conveying medical solution to all parts of body. Nebulizer helps transfer medicine directly to the respiratory system via breath and solves perfectly this problem.

    On the other hand, when there is an attack of asthma, the bronchi are in a state of spasm. Nebulizer is able to transport medicine like bronchodilators to bronchus, in this situation, symptoms can be relieved quickly.

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    2. How does a compressor nebulizer work?

    Compressor nebulizer is a type of nebulizer, also called jet nebulizer. It forms a high-speed airflow through a small orifice with the help of compressed air. The negative pressure generated drives the liquid or other fluids to be sprayed onto the barrier together. Under high-speed impact, splashing around makes the droplets become mist-like particles and ejected from the air outlet pipe. Compressor nebulizer is able to atomize original medicine without dilution. Therefore, the clinic effect is better with high utility ratio of medicine and almost zero residual medicine. Besides, the atomized particles are also ultra-fine, so they can on one hand enter to the bronchus and lungs easily, on the other hand provide more comfort for human inhalation, even the children could inhale easily. Compressor nebulizer is very suitable for the treatment of lower respiratory tract diseases.

    3. What is the difference between ultrasonic and compressor nebulizers?

    Besides compressor nebulizer, medical nebulizer includes also ultrasonic nebulizer and mesh nebulizer.

    Ultrasonic nebulizer uses electronic high-frequency oscillation (the oscillation frequency is 1.7MHz or 2.4MHz, which is beyond the range of human hearing, and the electronic oscillation is not harmful to humans and animals), through the high-frequency resonance of the ceramic atomizer, it breaks up the water molecules to water spray without heating or adding any extra chemical reagents. Compared with the heating atomization method, it could save 90% of energy. In addition, a large number of negative ions will be released during the atomization process, which will react electrostatically with smoke and dust floating in the air to precipitate them. At the same time, it can effectively remove formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, bacteria and other harmful substances, so that the air can be purified and incidence of diseases will be reduced.
    Ultrasonic nebulizer could atomize a grand amount of liquid, but the atomized particles are also relatively large, could not reach to lower respiratory tract. Compressor nebulizer is able to produce smaller particles without dilution of water.

    Compared to the general ultrasonic nebulizer, mesh nebulizer is able to produce ultra-fine particles by a low energy. Among all the medical nebulizer, mesh nebulizer is the smallest and lightest one in the world with advantages of ultrasonic nebulizer and compressor nebulizers. Mesh nebulizer is really small device which is easy to carry and easy to use, therefore it is suitable for pediatric patients with asthma.

    4. Do you need a prescription for a nebulizer?

    No, nebulizer doesn’t need a prescription. At present, the nebulizers in the market include two types: medical nebulizers who are aimed at are mostly for patients with respiratory diseases in the hospital or clinic, and household nebulizers which are used by individual. Medical nebulizers are able to produce spray more fine and achieve a better absorption effect, the treatment efficiency will improve accordingly. Household nebulizers are smaller and easier to use. Nowadays, in order to better help patients who need to use nebulizers to get rid of their diseases, many brands have produced medical-grade household nebulizers, which not only have the advantage of medical nebulizers to produce particles sufficiently fine, but also reserve the advantages of household nebulizers – portability. For patients suffering from rhinitis, pharyngitis, sore throat, cold, bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, cough and other respiratory diseases, the treatment effect is better.

    However, please notice, the nebulizer is a medical equipment which we can buy without prescription, but the medicine we use do need recipe of doctors to make sure that patients are well treated.

    5. What are the side effects of using a nebulizer?

    Nebulize generally has almost no side effects if you use it properly. Nebulized inhalation therapy is a commonly used method to treat the respiratory system. The therapeutic drugs are sprayed into the respiratory tract through a nebulizer to achieve the purpose of treatment, such as anti-inflammatory, anti-asthmatic, anti-allergic, and expectorant. During the clinic procedure, the regular and standardized use of nebulization therapy has basically no major side effects. Except a part of elderly people with poor coordination ability may have breath difficulties or cough a little, but it doesn’t matter. However, if it is not used properly, there may be adverse reactions. For example, the use of drugs that are known to be allergic to nebulization may cause allergic reactions or even life-threatening and shock death; in addition, if the concentration of medicine is too high, the dose is too large, or time of nebulization is too long, that may cause cough throat discomfort and even lung discomfort, the obvious coughing symptoms may aggravate respiratory diseases. Besides, if patients use special aerosolized drugs such as glucocorticoids for a long time, it may cause oral problems like local fungal infection.

    However, please notice, the nebulizer is a medical equipment which we can buy without prescription, but the medicine we use do need recipe of doctors to make sure that patients are well treated.

    6. How do you use a nebulizer for a cough?

    The use of nebulizer is easy, we could take BH care nebulizer as example. BH care nebulizer includes mouth piece, adult mask, child mask, air tube, air filter (5 pcs), bottle. First of all, you unscrew the lid of the atomizing cup, and then pour the appropriate amount of medicine into the atomizing cup according to the doctor’s order, and do not exceed the maximum scale. After screwing on the lid of the atomizing cup, you could connect the mouthpiece.

    When we do the nebulization for a child, we should put him in the sitting, semi-sitting, or side lying position and avoid supine position. And then we hold the nebulizer upright to ensure sufficient nebulization. The mask needs to be about 5-10cm away from the baby’s nose and mouth. Do not press the nose and mouth tightly to avoid accidents such as suffocation. For older babies who are more cooperative, we need to remind them to breathe deeply with their mouths while nebulizing, and to exhale with their noses. Please notice time of nebulization should be controlled at about 15 minutes, and rinse patients’ mouth and face after nebulization.

    7. Is a nebulizer good for your lungs?

    Nebulizer is not harmful for the lung. Nebulization is not a medicine, but a way of medication. The medicine is not drunk directly by the patient, but a nebulizer is used to disperse the medicine into tiny droplets or particles, which are suspended in the gas. Through breathing, the medicine “mist” enters the respiratory tract and lungs to clean and moisturize the airway, so that the medicine acts in the body to achieve the purpose of treatment.

    Therefore, if patients use medicine according to doctors’ prescription, nebulizer won’t hurt the lungs, with right medicine, nebulizer may be helpful for treatment of lung diseases like inflammation.

    8. Is nebulizer better than inhaler?

    Nebulizer and inhaler are two different ways of medication. In some degree, nebulizer is better than inhaler.

    The inhaler is a small handheld device made of plastic and metal, including a pressurized tin which contains a drug solution. When we press the inhaler, it will release drug solution in a fixed measured dose. Patients need to coordinate his inhalation and the release of the drug, they should deeply and slowly breathe 4 to 6 times by mouth and inhale the aerosol released from the inhaler. After this, the patient needs to hold his breath for 10 seconds to allow the aerosol to settle on the bronchial wall.
    Inhalers are cheaper, faster, and can be carried anytime, anywhere. Because of their cost-effectiveness, they are used for respiratory diseases in routine treatment. However, the inhaler needs to coordinate breathing so that the medicine can reach the lungs. The spacer device solves this problem to a large extent.

    BH care Nebulizer for home us reach to the medical level with ultra-fine particle about 0.5-10 um, so it can achieve therapy more effective. This device has portable design, it is equipped with only one operation button so it can be easily used and ideal for all ages.
    Besides, the noise of BH care Nebulizer is less than 65 dB which could provide you a quiet environment.

    Refrence:

    [1] Hess, Dean. (2000). Nebulizers: Principles and performance. Respiratory care. 45. 609-22. from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/12425670_Nebulizers_Principles_and_performance/citation/download

    What’s the difference Between Compressor Nebulizer, Ultrasonic nebulizers amd Mesh nebulizers

    What’s the difference Between Compressor Nebulizer, Ultrasonic nebulizers and Mesh nebulizers

    By BH CARE Product, Nebulizer

    What’s the difference Between Compressor Nebulizer, Ultrasonic nebulizers and Mesh nebulizers?

    Compressor Nebulizer is the most popular Nebulizer in the home use since it is easy to use, stable and affordable. Portable Mesh Nebulizer is also popular for take-out use, what’s the difference between the three kinds of Nebulizer? read this article to learn more.

    1.What is Compressor Nebulizer?

    2.What is Ultrasonic nebulizers?

    3.What is Mesh nebulizers?

    4.What’s the difference?

    5.How should I choose?

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    What is Compressor Nebulizer?

     

    In medicine, a nebulizer is a drug delivery device used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs.(from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebulizer)

    Compressor Nebulizer/ Atomizer Jet Nebulizer are connected by tubing to a compressor, that causes compressed air or oxygen to flow at high velocity through a liquid medicine to turn it into an aerosol.
    Compressor Nebulizer uses compressed air to generate a fine mist.

    2. What is Ultrasonic nebulizers?

    Ultrasonic nebulizers uses ultrasonic vibrations passed through water to generate a fine mist.

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    3. What is Mesh nebulizers?

    Mesh nebulizers are driven by a piezo-element and use ultrasonic frequencies to vibrate the mesh. The vibration of the mesh causes aerosol generation as the liquid passes through it.

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    4. What’s the difference?

    What’s the difference Between Compressor Nebulizer, Ultrasonic nebulizers amd Mesh nebulizers
    Nebulizers Advantages Disadvantages
    Jet nebulizers with corrugated tubing Cheap
    Easy to use
    Effective in delivering drugs that can
    Inefficient
    Difficult to clean
    Need compressed not be delivered with pMDIs and DPIs gas and additional tubing
    Breath-actuated & Breath-enhanced jet nebulizers Drug delivery only during inhalation
    Easy to use
    Less medication wasted
    More efficient than JNs with tubing
    Need sufficient flow to trigger drug delivery
    Takes longer to deliver  drug
    Not ventilator-enabled
    More expensive
    Ultrasonic nebulizers Easy to use
    More efficient than jet nebulizer
    Large residual volume
    Inability to aerosolize viscous solutions
    Degradation of heat-sensitive materials
    Mesh nebulizers Fast, quiet, portable
    Self-contained power source
    Optimize particle size for specific drugs
    More efficient than other nebulizers
    Easy to use
    More expensive
    Cleaning can be difficult
    Medication dosage must be adjusted in transition from JNs
    Not compatible with viscous liquids or those that crystallize on drying

    5. How should I choose?

    Compressor Nebulizer/ Atomizer Jet Nebulizer: Compressor Nebulizer is the most popular kind with medical facilities. Stable and very suitable for home use.

    Portable Mesh Nebulizer: If you are often on the go, a portable nebulizer will be your choice, you can put it in your bag and use it whenever you need it. The hand-held nebulizer is small in size, runs on a battery, and provides convenient portability.

    Ultrasonic Nebulizer : Don‘t recommend.

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    6 Basic things you should know about nebulizer before taking order | BH CARE

    By BH CARE Product, Nebulizer

    6 Basic things you should know about nebulizer machine before taking order are:

     

    1.What is nebulizer?

    2.What is a nebulizer machine used for?

    3.How to choose the right Nebulizer System? What’s the price ?

    4.What’s the Difference Between a Nebulizer and an Inhaler?

    5.How to use a nebulizer?

    6.How to maintain and clean the nebulizer machine?

    1. What is nebulizer

     

    In medicine, a nebulizer is a drug delivery device used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs.(from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebulizer)

    A nebulizer machine system includes a nebulizer device or medicine cup, a compressor, tubing, mouthpiece and tubing connectors.

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    2. What is a nebulizer machine used for?

    Nebulizer turns the medication from liquid to mist so it will be much more easier for patients to inhaled the medicine straightly into the lungs.

    People have asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis or other lung disease need nebulizer to take their medicine.

    Sometimes, a doctor will prescribe a nebulizer for a child who has a respiratory infection, such as bronchiolitis.

    Nebulized therapy is also called as “breathing treatment.” And a variety of medications — both for immediate relief and maintenance of asthma symptoms — are available for use with a nebulizer.

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    3. How to choose the right Nebulizer System? What’s the price ?

    There are threee kinds of Nebulizer in the market, the Ultrasonic Nebulizer, the Compressor Nebulizer and Portable Nebulizer. Let me introduce all three for you so you can make the right decision.

    Ultrasonic Nebulizer is the oldest technology, Compressor Nebulizer / Atomizer Jet Nebulizer is most common product and Portable Nebulizer is most convinience kind. The core technology is different for the three kind.

    Portable Mesh Nebulizer : Mesh nebulizers are driven by a piezo-element and use ultrasonic frequencies to vibrate the mesh. The vibration of the mesh causes aerosol generation as the liquid passes through it.

    Compressor Nebulizer/ Atomizer Jet Nebulizer : Jet nebulizers are connected by tubing to a compressor, that causes compressed air or oxygen to flow at high velocity through a liquid medicine to turn it into an aerosol

    Ultrasonic Nebulizer : Ultrasonic nebulizer machine produce ultrasonic waves directly into the solution causing aerosol to be produced at the liquid surface.

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    But the real difference we should care is the Particle size of the medicine mist, because the smaller the size is, it will go deeper to our body.

    Particle sizes from the nebulization process should ideally be in the range of 1 to 5 microns. Particles less than 1 micron will remain suspended in air and will not deposit within the bronchial tree. Particles greater than 5 microns tend to deposit in the upper respiratory tract.

    • Ultrasonic Nebulizer : 5 to 3 microns
    • Compressor Nebulizer/ Atomizer Jet Nebulizer : 2 to 5 microns
    • Portable Mesh Nebulizer : 1 to 5 microns
    What’s the difference Between Compressor Nebulizer, Ultrasonic nebulizers amd Mesh nebulizers
    Nebulizers Advantages Disadvantages
    Jet nebulizers with corrugated tubing Cheap
    Easy to use
    Effective in delivering drugs that can
    Inefficient
    Difficult to clean
    Need compressed not be delivered with pMDIs and DPIs gas and additional tubing
    Breath-actuated & Breath-enhanced jet nebulizers Drug delivery only during inhalation
    Easy to use
    Less medication wasted
    More efficient than JNs with tubing
    Need sufficient flow to trigger drug delivery
    Takes longer to deliver  drug
    Not ventilator-enabled
    More expensive
    Ultrasonic nebulizers Easy to use
    More efficient than jet nebulizer
    Large residual volume
    Inability to aerosolize viscous solutions
    Degradation of heat-sensitive materials
    Mesh nebulizers Fast, quiet, portable
    Self-contained power source
    Optimize particle size for specific drugs
    More efficient than other nebulizers
    Easy to use
    More expensive
    Cleaning can be difficult
    Medication dosage must be adjusted in transition from JNs
    Not compatible with viscous liquids or those that crystallize on drying

    Portable Mesh Nebulizer : If you ofen on the go, a portable nebulizer will be your choose, you can put it in your beg and use it whenever you need. The hand-held nebulizer is small in size, runs on battery and provides convenient portability.

    Compressor Nebulizer/ Atomizer Jet Nebulizer : Compressor Nebulizer is the most popular kind with medical facilities. Stable and very suitable for home use.

    Ultrasonic Nebulizer : Not recommend.

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    4. What’s the Difference Between a Nebulizer and an Inhaler?

    Inhalers

    Inhalers are portable, handheld devices that are available in two types:

    Metered dose inhalers (MDI) are the most commonly prescribed. Like mini-aerosol cans, these devices push out a pre-measured spray of medicine. When the person squeezes the inhaler, a measured “puff” of medicine is released. Some MDIs have counters that indicate how many doses remain. If there’s no counter, the number of doses already used should be tracked, so that the inhaler can be replaced on time.

    Kids who use a metered dose inhaler also might use a spacer, which attaches to the inhaler and makes it easier to use. A spacer is a kind of holding chamber for the medicine, which eliminates the need to closely coordinate squeezing the inhaler and inhaling the medicine. With an inhaler and spacer, the medicine can be inhaled slowly when the user is ready. So, it’s possible for very young kids and even babies to receive their medications using a metered dose inhaler with a spacer.

    Spacers also make inhalers more effective. Sometimes with an MDI, the medicine will reach the back of the throat but not get down into the lower airways. A spacer helps to deliver the medicine into the lower airways, which is where it needs to go to work properly.

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    Nebulizers are electric- or battery-powered machines that turn liquid asthma medicine into a fine mist that’s inhaled into the lungs. The user breathes in the mist through a mouthpiece or facemask. Nebulizers vary in size and shape, but can be a bit bulky and noisy and may need to be plugged in.

    A child doesn’t have to “do” anything to receive the medicine except stay in one place and accept the mouthpiece or facemask. It usually takes about 5 or 10 minutes to give medication by nebulizer, and sometimes longer. Nebulizers can be less effective if a child is crying during use, since less medicine will be inhaled.

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    5. How to use a nebulizer ?

    There are two steps for using the nebulizer mechine, assemble the nebulizer and taking the treatment.

    How to Assemble the Nebulizer and Air Compressor

    • Place the compressor where it can safely reach its power source and where you can reach the ON/OFF switch.
    • Wash your hands prior to preparing each treatment.
      Use a clean nebulizer.
    • Measure the correct dose of medication and other solutions prescribed by your physician. Add these to the nebulizer.
    • Connect the air tubing from the compressor to the nebulizer base.
    • Attach a mouthpiece to the nebulizer.

    How to use a nebulizer

    • Wash the hands.
    • Add the medicine to the medicine cup, according to the doctor’s prescription.
    • Assemble the top piece, tubing, mask, and mouthpiece.
    • Attach the tubing to the machine, according to the instructions.
    • Turn the nebulizer on; they can be battery- or electrically powered.
      While using the nebulizer, hold the mouthpiece and medicine cup upright to help deliver all the medication.
    • Take slow, deep breaths through the mouthpiece and inhale all the medicine.

    If the Nebulizer Is Not Misting

    • Check all connections.
    • Refer to manufacturer’s instructions
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    6. How to maintain and clean the nebulizer

    First of all, it’s very important to clean and maintain the nebulizer in the daily use, it’s not only for the personal health, the reminding medicine

    Boiling Water

    • Wash your hands.
    • Take the nebulizer apart.
    • Put all the parts of the PARI LC JET+ TM except the mask, tubing and interrupter in boiling water for 10 minutes.
    • After boiling the nebulizer shake off any excess water
    • Reattach the nebulizer pieces and tubing to the air compressor and turn on the compressor to dry the nebulizer quickly. Make sure the nebulizer is completely dry before storing the nebulizer.
    • Vinegar and Water

    Wash your hands.

    • Soak all parts of the nebulizer (except mask, tubing and interrupter) for 1 hour in a solution of 1 part distilled white vinegar and 3 parts hot water. The solution should be fresh. Remove the parts from the vinegar solution and rinse them in water. Discard the solution.
    • Shake off any excess water.
    • Reattach the nebulizer pieces and tubing to the air compressor and turn on the compressor to dry the nebulizer quickly. Make sure the nebulizer is completely dry before storing the nebulizer.
    • The tubing is replaced every two weeks because it is difficult to clean and dry properly.
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