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- The nebulizer cup and tubing should be replaced every 6 (six) months with regular use. Make sure to clean the mouthpiece, T piece, nebulizer cup, and rigid reservoir tube after each treatment. In order to decrease the risk of contamination, nebulizer cups are for single-patient use only. To receive a new reusable nebulizer kit please contact us.
Cleaning Instructions:
1. With the power switch in the "Off" position, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
2. Disconnect the tubing from the air-inlet connector and set it aside.
3. Disassemble the mouthpiece or mask from the cup. Open the nebulizer by turning the cap counterclockwise and removing the baffle.
4. Wash all items, except thin long tubing, in a hot water/dishwashing detergent solution. Rinse under hot top water for 30 seconds to remove detergent residue. Allow to air dry.
5. For reusable nebulizers only, they can be cleaned daily in dishwater using the top shelf or by following the above cleaning procedure.
***The Drive Reusable Nebulizer is dishwasher safe, but do not place any Drive Disposable Nebulizer parts in an automatic dishwasher; doing so could cause damage.***
Cleaning Instructions:
1. With the power switch in the "Off" position, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
2. Disconnect the tubing from the air-inlet connector and set it aside.
3. Disassemble the mouthpiece or mask from the cup. Open the nebulizer by turning the cap counterclockwise and removing the baffle.
4. Wash all items, except thin long tubing, in a hot water/dishwashing detergent solution. Rinse under hot top water for 30 seconds to remove detergent residue. Allow to air dry.
5. For reusable nebulizers only, they can be cleaned daily in dishwater using the top shelf or by following the above cleaning procedure.
***The Drive Reusable Nebulizer is dishwasher safe, but do not place any Drive Disposable Nebulizer parts in an automatic dishwasher; doing so could cause damage.***
- The chamber/spacer should be replaced every 3 (three) months with regular use. Contact us if a new spacer/chamber is needed.
Asthma is a condition that affects your child’s lungs. The most common symptoms or signs of asthma are wheezing, coughing and trouble catching your breath. These symptoms can also occur with other health problems. Therefore, at first, it might be difficult for your doctor to make a diagnosis of asthma, especially in babies and young children.
The following factors may make it more likely that your child has asthma:
* Another close family member has asthma
* Smoking in the home (including car)
* Allergy symptoms in your child
* Premature birth
Asthma may affect your child’s lungs for the rest of his/her life. Sometimes your child will feel better. Other times your child will feel worse because of the asthma.
What happens when your child’s asthma becomes a problem?
When your child’s asthma becomes a problem, his or her airways become much narrower. When this happens, your child has problems getting air in and out of his or her lungs.
3 things happen to narrow the airways when your child has aproblem with asthma.
1. The lining on the inside of the airways gets thick and swells. You will hear this called inflammation.
2. The muscles around the airways get tight. You will hear this called bronchospasm or bronchoconstriction.
3. The airways make a lot of a clear, thick liquid called mucus. This mucus is thicker than normal and may block the airways.
What can you do to help your child feel better?
There are some ways that you can help your child feel better:
* Learn more about your child’s asthma by asking your doctor questions.
* Make sure that your child takes all medicines exactly as your child’s doctor tells you to.
* Know what triggers your child’s asthma and try to stay away from these things (triggers are things that make your child’s asthma worse).
The following factors may make it more likely that your child has asthma:
* Another close family member has asthma
* Smoking in the home (including car)
* Allergy symptoms in your child
* Premature birth
Asthma may affect your child’s lungs for the rest of his/her life. Sometimes your child will feel better. Other times your child will feel worse because of the asthma.
What happens when your child’s asthma becomes a problem?
When your child’s asthma becomes a problem, his or her airways become much narrower. When this happens, your child has problems getting air in and out of his or her lungs.
3 things happen to narrow the airways when your child has aproblem with asthma.
1. The lining on the inside of the airways gets thick and swells. You will hear this called inflammation.
2. The muscles around the airways get tight. You will hear this called bronchospasm or bronchoconstriction.
3. The airways make a lot of a clear, thick liquid called mucus. This mucus is thicker than normal and may block the airways.
What can you do to help your child feel better?
There are some ways that you can help your child feel better:
* Learn more about your child’s asthma by asking your doctor questions.
* Make sure that your child takes all medicines exactly as your child’s doctor tells you to.
* Know what triggers your child’s asthma and try to stay away from these things (triggers are things that make your child’s asthma worse).
When your child’s asthma becomes a problem, his or her airways become much narrower. When this happens, your child has problems getting air in and out of his or her lungs.
3 things happen to narrow the airways when your child has aproblem with asthma.
1. The lining on the inside of the airways gets thick and swells. You will hear this called inflammation.
2. The muscles around the airways get tight. You will hear this called bronchospasm or bronchoconstriction.
3. The airways make a lot of a clear, thick liquid called mucus. This mucus is thicker than normal and may block the airways.
3 things happen to narrow the airways when your child has aproblem with asthma.
1. The lining on the inside of the airways gets thick and swells. You will hear this called inflammation.
2. The muscles around the airways get tight. You will hear this called bronchospasm or bronchoconstriction.
3. The airways make a lot of a clear, thick liquid called mucus. This mucus is thicker than normal and may block the airways.
There are some ways that you can help your child feel better:
* Learn more about your child’s asthma by asking your doctor questions.
* Make sure that your child takes all medicines exactly as your child’s doctor tells you to.
* Know what triggers your child’s asthma and try to stay away from these things (triggers are things that make your child’s asthma worse).
* Learn more about your child’s asthma by asking your doctor questions.
* Make sure that your child takes all medicines exactly as your child’s doctor tells you to.
* Know what triggers your child’s asthma and try to stay away from these things (triggers are things that make your child’s asthma worse).
Triggers make your child’s asthma worse. Every child with asthma is bothered by different triggers.
This information is a list of the common triggers that may bother your child. It also explains someways that your child can stay away from these triggers.
Infections, such as colds and flu:
1. Keep your child away from people who have a cold or the flu.
2. Make sure your child and your family wash their hands often, particularly when someone in your family is sick. Don’t share utensils and toothbrushes.
3. Ask your doctor about getting a flu shot for your child early in the fall.
Cigarette or tobacco smoke:
1. Do not smoke.
2. Stay away from any smoke. Smoke stays on your clothes and may make your child’s asthma worse.
3. Do not let anyone smoke in your home. Ask people to go outside to smoke. When you smoke in another room, the smoke goes through the rest of the house or apartment and will bother your child.
4. Do not let anyone smoke in your car.
Wood and oil smoke:
1. Keep your child away from the smoke of a fire place or wood stove.
2. Keep your child away from the smoke made by an oil heater.
Things that cause allergic reactions:
1. Keep your child away from things that cause your child’s allergic reactions, such as dust, mould, animals, and foods.
2. Find out if your child (over age 5) has an allergy to anything. Have him or her tested for allergies. Children with asthma do not always have allergies. But if your child has them, they may make your child’s asthma worse. For advice on controlling triggers that are allergens go to The Lung Association.
Air-pollution:
1. Listen for smog advisory warnings on the radio or go to Air Quality Ontario.
2. You may need to keep your child indoors when the pollution index is high. An air conditioned home or a shopping mall or public building that is airconditioned is better.
Other Factors:
Humid weather:
1. Try to keep your child in airconditioned environments.
Cold weather:
1. Make sure your child wears a scarf over the mouth and nose in cold weather. This helps warm the cold air before it goes into his or her airways.
Medicine: Some children with asthma may be sensitive to medicines with aspirin or ibuprofen in them.
1. If your child has this problem, before you give your child any medicine, make sure that the words ibuprofen, aspirin, ASA, and acetylsalicylic acid are not on the label.
2. Ask your pharmacist for medicines without aspirin or ibuprofen.
It is safe to give your child medicines with acetaminophen in them, for example, Tylenol® or Tempra®.
Aerosol or spray chemicals/products:
1. Keep your child away from strong smelling chemicals and sprays such as hair spray, household cleaners, and fresh paint. Wait for strong smells to disappear before letting your child come into a room.
For advice on controlling triggers that are irritants go to The Lung Association.
Exercise: Exercise or activity may triggeryour child’s asthma. Refer to Can your child with asthma be active and play sports to learn more about strategies for exercise.
What types of medicines might your child take for asthma?
Medicines for asthma can keep your child’s lungs healthy and keep your child’s asthma from getting worse.
This information explains the main types of medicines that your child may take for his or her asthma.
Many of the medicines that your child may take for his or her asthma are breathed in. Some medicines are swallowed. The medicines that are breathed in are called inhaled medicines. Some of the best inhaled medicines for asthma are called corticosteroids.
Inhaled medicines have been shown to be very safe in children with asthma. Your child can use them for years and grow to a normal adult height.
These medicines do not cure asthma, but they can help keep your child’s lungs healthy.
After taking an inhaled medicine, your child should rinse the mouth or take a drink of water or juice. This helps stop any thrush in the mouth.
The main types of inhaled medicines that your child may take for asthma are called controllers and relievers.
This information is a list of the common triggers that may bother your child. It also explains someways that your child can stay away from these triggers.
Infections, such as colds and flu:
1. Keep your child away from people who have a cold or the flu.
2. Make sure your child and your family wash their hands often, particularly when someone in your family is sick. Don’t share utensils and toothbrushes.
3. Ask your doctor about getting a flu shot for your child early in the fall.
Cigarette or tobacco smoke:
1. Do not smoke.
2. Stay away from any smoke. Smoke stays on your clothes and may make your child’s asthma worse.
3. Do not let anyone smoke in your home. Ask people to go outside to smoke. When you smoke in another room, the smoke goes through the rest of the house or apartment and will bother your child.
4. Do not let anyone smoke in your car.
Wood and oil smoke:
1. Keep your child away from the smoke of a fire place or wood stove.
2. Keep your child away from the smoke made by an oil heater.
Things that cause allergic reactions:
1. Keep your child away from things that cause your child’s allergic reactions, such as dust, mould, animals, and foods.
2. Find out if your child (over age 5) has an allergy to anything. Have him or her tested for allergies. Children with asthma do not always have allergies. But if your child has them, they may make your child’s asthma worse. For advice on controlling triggers that are allergens go to The Lung Association.
Air-pollution:
1. Listen for smog advisory warnings on the radio or go to Air Quality Ontario.
2. You may need to keep your child indoors when the pollution index is high. An air conditioned home or a shopping mall or public building that is airconditioned is better.
Other Factors:
Humid weather:
1. Try to keep your child in airconditioned environments.
Cold weather:
1. Make sure your child wears a scarf over the mouth and nose in cold weather. This helps warm the cold air before it goes into his or her airways.
Medicine: Some children with asthma may be sensitive to medicines with aspirin or ibuprofen in them.
1. If your child has this problem, before you give your child any medicine, make sure that the words ibuprofen, aspirin, ASA, and acetylsalicylic acid are not on the label.
2. Ask your pharmacist for medicines without aspirin or ibuprofen.
It is safe to give your child medicines with acetaminophen in them, for example, Tylenol® or Tempra®.
Aerosol or spray chemicals/products:
1. Keep your child away from strong smelling chemicals and sprays such as hair spray, household cleaners, and fresh paint. Wait for strong smells to disappear before letting your child come into a room.
For advice on controlling triggers that are irritants go to The Lung Association.
Exercise: Exercise or activity may triggeryour child’s asthma. Refer to Can your child with asthma be active and play sports to learn more about strategies for exercise.
What types of medicines might your child take for asthma?
Medicines for asthma can keep your child’s lungs healthy and keep your child’s asthma from getting worse.
This information explains the main types of medicines that your child may take for his or her asthma.
Many of the medicines that your child may take for his or her asthma are breathed in. Some medicines are swallowed. The medicines that are breathed in are called inhaled medicines. Some of the best inhaled medicines for asthma are called corticosteroids.
Inhaled medicines have been shown to be very safe in children with asthma. Your child can use them for years and grow to a normal adult height.
These medicines do not cure asthma, but they can help keep your child’s lungs healthy.
After taking an inhaled medicine, your child should rinse the mouth or take a drink of water or juice. This helps stop any thrush in the mouth.
The main types of inhaled medicines that your child may take for asthma are called controllers and relievers.
A controller is a medicine that stops the lining in the airways from swelling. Your child will have less swelling and mucus when he or she uses a controller every day. Examples of inhaled controller medicines are Flovent®, Pulmicort®, Qvar®, Advair®, and Symbicort®. Singulair® is an example of a pill form of controller medicine.
Your child should take a controller every day, even if he or she seems well. Make sure your child keeps using the controller until your doctor tells you it is OK to stop.
Your child will probably benefit from a daily controller medicine if he/she has any of the following:
* regular asthma symptoms
* frequent or severe asthma attacks
* abnormal blowing test (see What are the important things to remeber)
Your child should take a controller every day, even if he or she seems well. Make sure your child keeps using the controller until your doctor tells you it is OK to stop.
Your child will probably benefit from a daily controller medicine if he/she has any of the following:
* regular asthma symptoms
* frequent or severe asthma attacks
* abnormal blowing test (see What are the important things to remeber)
A reliever relaxes the muscle that goes around the airway. When the muscle relaxes, the airway opens. When the airway opens, your child will be able to breathe more easily. Examples of reliever medicines are Salbutamol, Ventolin®, Bricanyl®,and Airomir®.
A reliever helps treat the signs of asthma such as a cough or wheeze.
Your child should use a reliever when he or she is having problems with asthma. When your doctor says your child is better, he or she should stop using the reliever every day. Your doctor may tell your child to use a reliever before he or she exercises.
A reliever helps treat the signs of asthma such as a cough or wheeze.
Your child should use a reliever when he or she is having problems with asthma. When your doctor says your child is better, he or she should stop using the reliever every day. Your doctor may tell your child to use a reliever before he or she exercises.
This information tells you what to look for as early warning signs that your child’s asthma is getting worse. It also explains what to do if you see any of these signs.
Problems with asthma can start slowly over hours or days. The small changes that happen in your child’s body when he or she is having problems with asthma are called early warning signs.
Early warning signs are different for each child. You may find that they are not easy to see. Here are some common early warning signs.
Things that you can see or hear in your child:
* a cough that will not go away
* coughing until vomiting
* coughing at night
* wheezing
* trouble catching their breath
* tired soon after beginning to play/exercise
* breathing faster than usual
* grumpy, cranky, out of sorts
* signs of a cold
* sneezing
Things that your child may tell you:
“I’m tired
“My chest hurts.”
“It is hard to breathe.”
“There’s a funny noise (wheezing) when I’m breathing.”
Problems with asthma can start slowly over hours or days. The small changes that happen in your child’s body when he or she is having problems with asthma are called early warning signs.
Early warning signs are different for each child. You may find that they are not easy to see. Here are some common early warning signs.
Things that you can see or hear in your child:
* a cough that will not go away
* coughing until vomiting
* coughing at night
* wheezing
* trouble catching their breath
* tired soon after beginning to play/exercise
* breathing faster than usual
* grumpy, cranky, out of sorts
* signs of a cold
* sneezing
Things that your child may tell you:
“I’m tired
“My chest hurts.”
“It is hard to breathe.”
“There’s a funny noise (wheezing) when I’m breathing.”
* If you see any of these early warning signs, follow the action plan that you made with your doctor.
* If you do not have an action plan, talk to your doctor about making one. See the back of the brochure for an action plan you can use.
If your child has any of the danger signs listed here, make sure you follow the action plan that you made with your doctor.
* unable to stop coughing and vomiting
* having trouble talking
* feeling unusually sleepy – difficulty waking them up
* lips or skin looking blue
* skin sucking in (indrawing) on the neck or chest as your child breathes
Have your child take his or her reliever medicine just as your child’s action plan says to.
Go to the nearest emergency department, or call an ambulance.
* unable to stop coughing and vomiting
* having trouble talking
* feeling unusually sleepy – difficulty waking them up
* lips or skin looking blue
* skin sucking in (indrawing) on the neck or chest as your child breathes
Have your child take his or her reliever medicine just as your child’s action plan says to.
Go to the nearest emergency department, or call an ambulance.
Yes. All children should play and exercise. Your child needs to stay fit and needs to play with other children. Children with asthma should not avoid physical activity.
This information explains some of the things that your child can do. It also explains how to prevent your child from getting any signs of asthma during exercise.
This information explains some of the things that your child can do. It also explains how to prevent your child from getting any signs of asthma during exercise.
We know that exercise can be a trigger for some children’s asthma. Children can get signs of asthma during exercise or after exercise such as coughing, wheezing, chest tightness or breathlessness.
* Your child will have less problems with exercise if they are taking regular controller medicines.
* Make sure your child always starts and ends any exercise with easy, gentle exercises. These are called warm-up and cool-down exercises.
* Your doctor may tell your child to take his or her reliever medicine before exercising.
* Remember, a reliever medicine helps treat the signs of asthma such as a cough or wheeze. If your child uses this medicine 15 or 20 minutes before exercising, it may decrease your child’s asthma symptoms.
* If your child’s asthma gets worse when he or she exercises, your child should exercise for a short time and take breaks in between exercises.
Remember, if your child starts to wheeze while exercising, he or she should stop the activity. Your child should then follow the action plan that you made with your child’s doctor.
* Make sure your child always starts and ends any exercise with easy, gentle exercises. These are called warm-up and cool-down exercises.
* Your doctor may tell your child to take his or her reliever medicine before exercising.
* Remember, a reliever medicine helps treat the signs of asthma such as a cough or wheeze. If your child uses this medicine 15 or 20 minutes before exercising, it may decrease your child’s asthma symptoms.
* If your child’s asthma gets worse when he or she exercises, your child should exercise for a short time and take breaks in between exercises.
Remember, if your child starts to wheeze while exercising, he or she should stop the activity. Your child should then follow the action plan that you made with your child’s doctor.
* Your child should keep taking his or her controller medicine. Even when your child seems better, he or she may have swollen airways for 6 to 8 weeks or longer after his or her asthma was a problem.
* You should follow the action plan that you made with your doctor. The action plan is a written plan that tells you and your child what to do every day to manage the asthma. This plan also explains what to do if your child’s asthma gets worse.
* You can help stop another problem with asthma if you try to keep your child away from the things that make his or her asthma worse (asthma triggers).
* If your child is 6 years of age or older, ask your doctor about a “blowing” test for asthma called Pulmonary Function Testing. This test is used for diagnosis and monitoring of asthma.
* You should follow the action plan that you made with your doctor. The action plan is a written plan that tells you and your child what to do every day to manage the asthma. This plan also explains what to do if your child’s asthma gets worse.
* You can help stop another problem with asthma if you try to keep your child away from the things that make his or her asthma worse (asthma triggers).
* If your child is 6 years of age or older, ask your doctor about a “blowing” test for asthma called Pulmonary Function Testing. This test is used for diagnosis and monitoring of asthma.
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Unless identified otherwise, all documents, texts, textual and literary works, images and pictorial works, audio, visual, and audio-visual materials and works, screens, graphics, flash and similar executions, and any copyright in them, are owned by NEB GROUP or any entity or person affiliated with NEB GROUP. NEB GROUP is the owner of the numerous registered and unregistered trademarks and service marks and names, including, without limitation, the following: NEB GROUP, and the “NEB GROUP DESIGN” logo. In addition, this Site may display or use marks and names of any third party, whether or not so identified on this Site. NEB GROUP does not grant, and nothing on or in connection with this Site or these Terms grants, You any right or license regarding any (i) of these marks and names, or any other trademarks, service marks, trade dress, trade name, corporate name, business name of NEB GROUP or any other person, entity or party, or (ii) copyrights or copyrighted materials, information, data, software or code of NEB GROUP (except to the extent necessary to access and use the Site as expressly set forth in these Terms) or any other person, entity, or party.
NEB GROUP is very protective of its intellectual property rights and reserves any rights and remedies it has against any infringement of its copyrights, trademarks or service marks, and other intellectual property rights. For example, downloading, transmitting, copying, modifying, changing or other activities not permitted under Section 1 of these Terms may constitute an infringement of NEB GROUP’s copyright, trademark or service mark, or other intellectual property rights. NEB GROUP reserves exercising all rights and seeking all remedies to immediately stop any infringement or other violation of its rights (such as libel, slander, defamation, or any tortuous conduct) and seek compensation for any damages sustained as a result of the infringement or violation of its rights.
9. No Obligation to Maintain Site; Termination
NEB GROUP has no obligation or duty to maintain or keep the Site accessible. NEB GROUP may, at any time, with or without prior notice, suspend, shut down, prevent access, undertake maintenance, or take any other action or engage in any omission, without being liable to You or anyone else.
NEB GROUP or You may terminate this agreement and any and all rights to access and use the Site as set forth in the Terms at any time, with or without specific notice. For example, You agree that NEB GROUP may terminate by simply blocking Your access to the Site (unless such blocking of access is illegal under applicable law), closing the Site, or taking any other action or engaging in any omission. You may terminate this agreement by irrevocably deleting and destroying any copies and installations of the Site and any Content. Upon termination of this Agreement by NEB GROUP or You, You must irrevocably delete and destroy any such copies and installations.
10. Miscellaneous
You and NEB GROUP are independent contractors, each without the power or authority to bind, contract or commit the other. NEB GROUP is not, and nothing in the Terms, on this Site or in any Content shall be interpreted that, directly or indirectly, NEB GROUP is a partner, joint venturer, co-owner or otherwise participant in a joint or common undertaking with You, or that NEB GROUP is an employer or agent of You or that You are an employee or agent of NEB GROUP.
Nothing in these Terms, on this Site, or in or on any Content, or any act or omission, including, without limitation, selection or seeking or failure to select or seek a certain right or remedy, constitutes, and shall not be construed to constitute, any waiver of any right or remedy provided under this Agreement or a breach of this Agreement must be express and written.
Should any section, or portion thereof, of these Terms be held invalid by reason of any law existing now or in the future in any jurisdiction by any court of competent authority or by a legally enforceable directive of any governmental body, such section or portion thereof shall be validly reformed so as to approximate the intent of these Terms as nearly as possible and, if unreformable, shall be deemed divisible and deleted with respect to such jurisdiction; these Terms shall not otherwise be affected.
These Terms constitute the entire terms and agreement regarding the access and use of this Site, any Content, and any Submissions. NEB GROUP may, at any time, without the need for notice, assign, transfer, convey, or delegate any rights or obligations under these Terms.
THESE TERMS, AND THE INTERPRETATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF ANY RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH OR SET FORTH IN THESE TERMS, SHALL BE GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY CONFLICT OF LAWS PRINCIPLES THAT MAY REQUIRE THE APPLICATION OF THE LAWS OF ANY OTHER JURISDICTION. EXCEPT FOR ANY LITIGATION OR PROCEEDING BY NEB GROUP TO OBTAIN ANY INJUNCTIVE RELIEF, NEB GROUP AND YOU HEREBY CONSENT AND SUBMIT TO THE EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION OF COMPETENT STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA FOR ANY LITIGATION OR PROCEEDING IN CONNECTION WITH THESE TERMS, THE SITE, ANY CONTENT, ANY SUBMISSION, ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION, AND ANY OTHER MATTER RELATED THERETO, AND TO THE VENUE OF SUCH LITIGATION OR PROCEEDING IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.