Getting Started; Setting Up The Nebulizer Compressor And Nebulizer Accessories - Roscoe Medical NEB-DINO Manual Del Usuario

• Disposable nebulizers are NOT dishwasher safe.
• Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe the exterior of the compressor housing.
• Cleaning the nebulizer after each treatment is not enough. The tubing
and accessories MUST also be regularly sterilized and disinfected
between treatments to prevent serious or fatal illness caused by
contamination.
1. Check to ensure the following components of the nebulizer are enclosed:
• Compressor unit
• Tubing and accessories (see page
2. It is recommended to keep extra tubing, accessories and air filters
on hand at all times in case original parts become lost, damaged,
or soiled.
If you did not receive the components listed in this manual, please contact
the dealer where you purchased your nebulizer.

SETTING UP THE NEBULIZER COMPRESSOR AND NEBULIZER ACCESSORIES

Tubing and accessories are NOT sterile from package.
Prior to initial operation, the nebulizer should be thoroughly cleaned.
1. Wash hands with soap and warm water and dry completely with
a clean towel.
2. Place the compressor on a clean, dust-free, stable and flat surface. Check
the filter monthly or every 10 – 12 treatments and replace if dirty, clogged,
or wet to ensure proper operation.
3. Make sure tubing and accessories have been cleaned and/or disinfected
before first use and after last daily treatment. Refer to the Cleaning and
Disinfecting Tubing and Accessories section on page 12.
4. Remove the nebulizer cap by twisting counter-clockwise until it stops and
lift up (Figure 3-1). Be sure that the cone is put inside the bottom section
5. Fill nebulizer cup using eyedropper or syringe with prescribed medication.
Do not fill more than 5 ml per treatment (Figure 3-2).
6. Close the nebulizer cap and turn clockwise until it is tightened (Figure 3-3).
WARNING (cont.)

GETTING STARTED

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