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Delivery Devices for Asthma Medication |
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This handy pocket-sized reference book describes
all the spacers, MDIs, DPIs and generic nebulizers currently in
use in the USA and Canada. It features concise yet complete instructions
for using, cleaning and caring for each device. A consistent
format is used to describe each device on two facing pages.
The technique to be used with the device is described on the
left hand page while the right hand page clearly describes:
the
method to be employed in caring for the device
important
reminders to be given to a patient
how
to clean the device
cautions
pertaining to the device
where
to find the expiry date (where applicable)
for each device
"Delivery Devices" also includes
teaching tips for the asthma educator who has to demonstrate the
device to a patient.
This indispensable reference
now features three new topics:
When
is an MDI Empty?
Inhalers:
CFC or HFA?
Spacers
and holding chambers
Other topic include:
peak
flow meters and calculation of variability
inhaler
selection
tables
showing minimum flow rates for
breath-activated inhalers
lead
times for medications to become effective
Description:
48 pages, 4" by 9"
easy to fit into a pocket
What health care professionals had to say
about this book:
Since
reading the book on Delivery Devices, I’ve had to
make changes to some of the things I do in clinic. I now keep the
book on my desk as a handy reference.
This book is so handy and
useful. You can take it anywhere with you.
I found Delivery
Devices unnerving as there were so many things I didn’t
know.
The information
in this book is very useful and helpful.
I like Delivery
Devices. I haven’t seen some of the device
before so it is hard to think/learn about them. This book makes
it easier to learn about them.
This is such a handy book
and it is so useful.