Air Compressor Nebulizer

Air Compressor Nebulizer 

Specifications:

Power: 220 V,50 Hz or based on your requirements

Power Consumption: 55 W+-10%

MMAD: 2.44μm

Compressor flow:6-8 L

Max Nebulization Rate: 0.30ml/min

Particle Size:0.5-6μm

Noise:<55 db

Weight: 1.35 kgs

An air compressor nebulizer is a medical device that transforms liquid medication into a fine, inhalable mist to deliver it directly to the lungs. It consists of a compressor that provides high-velocity air, tubing, and a nebulizer chamber that holds the medicine and a mask or mouthpiece through which the mist is inhaled. These devices are commonly prescribed for treating respiratory ailments like asthma and COPD, especially for patients who have difficulty using standard inhalers.

How it works

Compressor: The air compressor generates a high-speed flow of air. 

Tubing: This compressed air travels through a tube to the nebulizer chamber. 

Nebulizer chamber: The air passes through the liquid medication in the nebulizer chamber, turning it into a fine aerosol. 

Mask or mouthpiece: The patient then inhales this mist, which is delivered through a mask or mouthpiece. 

When to use it

A doctor may recommend a nebulizer if you or your child has difficulty using an inhaler or needs a larger dose of medication. It is particularly helpful for delivering medication to the lungs to: 

Administer bronchodilators and corticosteroids for conditions like asthma and COPD.

Provide short-term and long-term relief for breathing difficulties.

Help loosen lung secretions and deliver moisture.

Components

An air compressor nebulizer system typically includes: 

An air compressor (the "machine" part).

A nebulizer, which is the chamber holding the medicine.

Tubing: to connect the compressor to the nebulizer.

A mask or mouthpiece for the patient to breathe from.

Filters: to protect the device from contaminants.

To use a nebulizer, first wash your hands, then assemble the medicine cup, mask or mouthpiece, and tubing. Next, pour the prescribed medicine into the cup, secure it, and connect the components and tubing to the compressor. Turn the machine on, place the mouthpiece in your mouth (or the mask on your face), and breathe normally until all the medicine is gone, which typically takes 5-20 minutes.

Steps for using a nebulizer

Wash your hands: thoroughly to prevent contamination. 

Assemble the nebulizer: by connecting the tubing from the compressor to the medicine cup and then attaching the mask or mouthpiece to the cup. 

Add medicine: to the medicine cup, ensuring it's the correct dose as prescribed by your doctor. 

Secure the cap: on the medicine cup to prevent spills. 

Turn on the compressor: to start the machine. 

Place the mouthpiece: in your mouth, creating a tight seal with your lips, or secure the mask snugly over your mouth and nose. 

Breathe normally: and deeply until the medicine cup is empty. If you need to cough or rest, turn the machine off and restart when you can breathe freely again. 

Turn off the compressor: when the mist stops or the cup is empty. 

Clean the equipment: as recommended by the manufacturer after each use to prevent infection. 

Replace the air filter: as directed by the manufacturer, typically every few months, to ensure proper functioning. 

Important tips

Sit upright: during the treatment to keep the medication in the cup. 

Breathe through your mouth: to get the most medicine into your lungs. 

For children: or those who have trouble with a mouthpiece, a mask is often a better option. 

Do not: use a nebulizer if the medicine foams or bubbles, as the medication or equipment may be contaminated. 

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