How to clean your AeroChamber Plus Flow-Vu Chamber.
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Look for damage, missing parts, or foreign objects.Before use, remove any foreign objects.If there are any missing or damaged parts, the product should be replaced immediately.If necessary, use the metered dose inhaler alone.If the patient's symptoms get worse, please seek medical attention.
Ensure an effective seal by applying a mask to your face.A good seal is needed for the Flow-Vu® Inspiratory Flow Indicator to work.
As the Flow-Vu® Inspiratory Flow Indicator moves toward the patient, press the MDI.The Flow-Vu® Inspiratory Flow Indicator can be used to count breaths.Seal for 6-7 breaths after the MDI is pressed.Give 1 puff at a time.
Follow the instructions given to you by the MDI on how long to wait.
There are cleaning instructions for the muzzles.The product can be used right out of the package.
The parts should be soaked in a solution of liquid dish detergent and clean water.Agitate with care.
Allow to air dry in a vertical position after shaking out excess water from the parts.Before reassembly, make sure parts are dry.
Attach the frontpiece on the end of the chamber and twist until it's locked into position.
The Flow-Vu® Inspiratory Flow Indicator can be found on the backpiece.Press firmly on the backpiece.
Look for damage, missing parts or foreign objects.Before use, remove any foreign objects.If there are any missing or damaged parts, the product should be replaced immediately.If necessary, use the metered dose inhaler alone.If symptoms get worse, please seek medical attention.
Ensure an effective seal by applying a mask to your face.A good seal is required for the Flow-Vu® Inspiratory Flow Indicator to work.
Press the MDI at the beginning of your inhale.The Flow-Vu® IFI can be used to help coordinate this step.Take a full breath through the mouth.If possible, hold breath for 5 to 10 seconds.After the MDI is pressed, keep lips tight on the mouthguard.If you hear the FlowSignal Whistle sound, slow down.It's a sign that you're inhaling too quickly.Give 1 puff at a time.
As the Flow-Vu® IFI moves towards you, breathe out gently and press the MDI.The Flow-Vu® IFI can be used to count breaths.Seal for 6-7 breaths after the MDI is pressed.If you hear the FlowSignal Whistle sound, slow down.It's a sign that you're inhaling too quickly.Give 1 puff at a time.
As the Flow-Vu® IFI moves towards you, breathe out gently and press the MDI.The Flow-Vu® IFI can be used to count breaths.If you hear the FlowSignal Whistle sound, slow down inhalation.It's a sign that you're inhaling too quickly.Give 1 puff at a time.
Follow the instructions given to you by the MDI on how long to wait.
There are cleaning instructions for the large mammals.The product can be used right out of the package.
The parts should be soaked in a solution of liquid dish detergent and clean water.Agitate with care.
Allow to air dry in a vertical position after shaking out excess water from the parts.Before reassembly, make sure parts are dry.
Attach the frontpiece on the end of the chamber and twist until it's locked into position.
When the chamber is not in use, the protective cap should be placed on the mouth.
The Flow-Vu® Inspiratory Flow Indicator can be found on the backpiece.Press firmly on the backpiece.
The product is intended for patients under the care of a physician or licensed healthcare professional.The device is intended to be used by these patients to administer aerosolized medication.The intended environments are the home, hospitals and clinics.
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