CareFusion AirLife Volumetric Incentive Spirometer With One-Way Valve

Parts Description

1. Flexible breathing tube
2. Mouthpiece
3. Air chamber
4. Indicator

The breathing tube is connected to the air chamber and ends with a mouthpiece. The indicator is located inside the device and can be found by locating the numbers on the column. You breathe in air through a tube connected to a large air column containing a piston or ball when using an incentive spirometer. The piston or ball inside the column rises as you breathe in. The height of the piston or ball indicates how much air you inhaled.

 

Why to Use This Product?

• It helps in promoting lung expansion and supports respiratory function.
• The one-way valve encourages correct inhalation technique and offers hygienic usage.
• Through manual display with dual-sided calibrations, it allows easy volume monitoring.
• Its large 4,000 mL capacity supports effective lung exercise.
• With an adjustable goal indicator, it helps in setting personalized breathing targets.
• The device has flexible tubing that enables comfortable use in different positions.
• Its compact, sturdy plastic construction makes it easy for handling and storage.
• The device is made without latex and specially designed for single-patient use.

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• Allied Non-Rebreather Oxygen Mask
• The Breather Respiratory Muscle Training Device
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How to use AirLife Spirometer?

1. Sit straight and hold the Spirometer
2. Breathing out: Exhale all the air from your lungs
3. Put the mouthpiece in the mouth and close your lips tightly around the mouthpiece
   Note: Inhale air only to the mouth
4. Breathing In: Inhale air deeply and slowly through the mouth. A deep breath raises the piston. If a user can not take a deep breath any longer, take the mouthpiece out of the mouth.
5. Hold your breath for up to 5 seconds, then loosen your lips from the mouthpiece and breathe out slowly
6. Take a few breaths when the piston returns to the bottom of the cylinder
7. Repeat these steps 10 times. Get the piston higher in every cycle.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the AirLife Spirometer used for?

It is used for breathing and lung exercises that help keep the lungs active and healthy.

2. Who can use this spirometer?

This incentive spirometer is designed for adult use and for patients who can manage their own breathing exercises.

3. How does the spirometer show breathing progress?

The internal indicator (piston/ball) rises as you inhale, showing the volume of air inhaled through the calibrated column.

4. Can the device be used without supervision?

Yes. It is designed to help patients perform and monitor breathing exercises correctly and independently.

5. What makes this spirometer comfortable to use?

The spirometer has flexible tubing that allows an easy adjustment of the mouthpiece for use in various positions, and the mouthpiece holder provides convenient storage.

6. Is the AirLife Spirometer latex-free?

Yes. The device is disposable and made latex-free for a safer, single-patient use experience.