Nebulizer

Basics nebulizers
Nebulizers are used to treat asthma, COPD and other respiratory diseases requiring certain drugs administered by inhalation. There are several types of nebulizers available on the market. However, the two nebulizers are the most common compressor nebulizers and ultrasonic nebulizers. Compressor or pneumatic jet nebulizers are generally table features heavy seal tank jet nebulizer, and / or mask inhalation. Ultrasonic nebulizers are generally much smaller handheld devices that can be used directly with the mouthpiece or mask connection. Ultrasonic nebulizers are perfect for people on the go or who may need to use it discreetly and quietly in places like work or school. Medical research has shown that ultrasonic nebulizers operate more efficiently and faster in the depot drug into the lungs. According to the models are compared, ultrasonic nebulizers may file approximately twice the amount of drug in the lungs, as opposed to some compressor nebulizers. Also, do not be alarmed if treatment with an ultrasonic nebulizer ends 5-10 minutes earlier than normal compressor nebulizer treatments. Ultrasonic nebulizers provide effective treatment and faster.

Following the simple steps using a nebulizer may improve treatment efficacy and increase the longevity of the nebulizer. By always reading the instruction manual before use and before cleaning, the beneficiary has taken the necessary first step in taking the efficient and proper use of the nebulizer. According to the nebulizer, treatments can be more effective while taking slow, calm breathing or breathing normally. Usually the meeting during treatment is best for them and the nebulizer, it allows the recipient to breathe normally and the nebulizer to stand and no title. Lying and slept during the treatment may be easier for some children and is still in force as long as the movements do not affect the nebulizer. In cases where children have to sleep to take their treatment, heavier compressors may be more appropriate since most of these models have a firmer basis and will not be affected by movement during sleep.

The most important factor to have a long duration, and clean the nebulizer was cleaned after each use, and sometimes even before use. Without regular cleaning, nebulizers contaminated can cause infection or reinfection of the lungs of the recipient. Generally, a mild dish washing soap and warm or hot water can emotionally clean removable parts of a nebulizer and air-drying is preferable to avoid contamination after washing. However, each manufacturer has their protocols for cleaning the nebulizer, so always read the manual before use and before cleaning.
References:
[1] European Respiratory journal, http://erj.ersjournals.com/cgi/content/abstract/10/4/905
[2] Study of the microbiological contamination of nebulizers after aerosol therapy in patients with cystic fibrosis, http://pt.wkhealth.com/pt/re/ajic/abstract.00000545-200010000-00004.htm; jsessionid = LkzSm6Qrdq9pLMSJ8GrQ0XJyGZkvc2BHTKtTZBXDkg4knT8kJ5Dq! 2129441969! 181195629! 8091! -1
[3] Nebulizer cleaning and disinfection, http://www.rxstat.net/nebulizer_cleaning.html
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