| The same nebulizer can be activated by the pressure of oxygen from a tank, or of air from an ordinary bicycle pump. |
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| Patients and control subjects inhaled 2 mL of PDE through a hand nebulizer. |
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| A nebulizer machine turns liquid medicine into a vapor that you can breathe. |
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| Because the drugs mentioned above are far more expensive than bronchodilator solutions, wastage of drug in a nebulizer needs to be minimized. |
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| And because they deliver the medicine much more quickly than a nebulizer, they may be preferred by some parents. |
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| Carry a good supply of medications and your inhaler and nebulizer in your carry-on luggage, not in your checked bags. |
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| The liquid is drawn into a nebulizer, which breaks it up into a spray of tiny droplets. |
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| The unit's automatic cut-off feature ensures that the fan and nebulizer are automatically switched off when the water reservoir is empty. |
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| Most people should be able to use a mouthpiece rather than a facemask with their nebulizer. |
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| Mr. Anderson told investigators that he bought his nebulizer mix from his two veterinarians, one of them Dr. Grasso, records show. |
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| It was designed on active venturi jet nebulizer technology to aerosolize formulations typically used for the treatment of asthma patients. |
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| Accessories such as the nebulizer, humidifier and support arm can be easily attached to the side or front of the cart column. |
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| Thus, 60 percent of the drug delivered from the nebulizer will be wasted to the environment during expiration. |
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| Under the supervision of a respiratory therapist, patients inhale a hypertonic saline mist produced by a device known as an ultrasonic nebulizer. |
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| Cleaning: Rinse the water tank and the nebulizer attachment once thoroughly with fresh drinking water before using for the first time. |
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| In the phase 2 study, children use a nebulizer to inhale cisplatin, a standard cancer drug that has been specially encapsulated in protective fatty protein bubbles. |
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| It is an intrapulmonary percussive treatment device that incorporates a nebulizer to deliver aerosolized medication. |
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| Creed also called the nebulizer supplier for same-day emergency service. |
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| The company's HEART nebulizer operates under pressure from an air compressor that delivers medication to the patient. |
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| The item, a nebulizer, will be used to help alleviate asthma and respiratory problems. |
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| All calibration solutions, control solutions, internal standard solution and samples are directed to the nebulizer by a peristaltic pump with several channels. |
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| Zanamivir is not intended to be used in a nebulizer or mechanical ventilator as this has been associated with ventilator malfunction and the potential for fatal outcomes. |
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| Do not move the unit when the water chamber is full, as the tilting motion can cause the water level to rise above the nebulizer membrane, preventing it from working. |
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| Using a nebulizer, patients inhale the drug as an aerosol cloud produced from a liquid formulation. |
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| Medications, such as bronchodilators, mucolytics, and antibiotics, can also be administered in an inhaled mist by means of an ultrasonic nebulizer. |
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| The nebulizer equipment for her inhaler treatments, however, was broken. |
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| Still, as a precaution, she borrowed a portable nebulizer from the Asthma Van before the family went on a camping trip this summer. |
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| She had been sticking with her treatment regimen — twice-a-day manual chest therapy by one of her parents, inhaled medications using a nebulizer immediately afterward, and vitamins. |
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| The Company is also developing AIR001, a sodium nitrite solution for inhalation via nebulizer, for the treatment of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. |
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| A nurse paged respiratory therapy to perform a nebulizer treatment. |
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| The patient undergoes an uncomplicated exploration, embolectomy and arteriogram but develops lung crackles and receives nebulizer treatments post-op. |
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