Dr. Odin OLE101 Spirometer Three Ball Breathing Exerciser is a compact device designed for respiratory exercises to strengthen and improve lung capacity. It features three distinct colored balls within clear chambers, which may allow users to monitor inhalation levels visually. The ergonomic mouthpiece may ensure comfort during breathing exercises, making this spirometer suitable for home or clinical use.
Uses:
It is used for breathing exercises aimed at supporting lung function and respiratory strength.
Net Quantity:
1 Unit.
Product Specifications and Features:
- It includes three chambers with colored balls that provide visual cues to guide inhalation intensity, which may help users track their improvement.
- The clear, transparent chambers which can allow users to visually monitor their breathing performance and track progress over time.
- Ergonomic mouthpiece design facilitates comfortable, effective breathing exercises, suitable for regular practice.
- Lightweight and compact construction enables easy handling, portability, and convenient storage when traveling or visiting healthcare facilities.
- Durable material construction may provide longevity and reliable performance, even with regular daily use.
- Dimensions of box: L-14.5 cm × H-7 cm × W-15 cm.
Directions for Use:
- It is best to perform an SMI in an upright (i.e. sitting) position. Your doctor or therapist will advise you which position is best for you.
- If your doctor or therapist has advised setting, follow his or her directions.
- Place the mouthpiece in your mouth and, from a normal resting expiration, inspire at a slow yet sufficient rate to raise the ball of the bottom of the spirometer.
For a low flow rate inhale at a sufficient rate to raise only the ball in the first chamber while the second chamber ball remains in the rest position. This position should be held as long as possible. A hold manoeuvre then maintains it for three seconds.
For the higher flow rate, inhale at a rate sufficient to raise the first and second chamber balls while the third chamber ball remains in the rest position.
To go on a higher scale left all the three chamber balls in top position.
Exhale, remove mouthpiece and exhale normally, relax (repeat).
Following each prolonged deep breath, take a moment to rest and breath moment to rest and breath normally. Then repeat the exercise as directed by your physician.
If instructed to do so, hold this breath for a few seconds before exhaling.
Avoid fatigue and hyper ventilation.
Allow time between inspirator maneuvers. One SMI repeated with a break of at least one minute between efforts will manage fatigue and the risk of hyper ventilation. Follow your clinician's instructions carefully.
As your condition improves, you may increase the flow to greater volumes, follow your clinician's instructions carefully.
Read the manual carefully before use.
Do not store at high temperature or humidity.
Store at room temperature.
Clean the mouthpiece and chambers with warm, soapy water regularly.
Ensure the spirometer is thoroughly dried before each use.
Store the device in a cool, dry area to managecontamination.
Avoid sharing the spirometer to maintain proper hygiene.
Inspect the device periodically for wear and tear, and replace if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1: Can multiple people share the spirometer?
No, the spirometer is designed for single-patient use to ensure hygiene.
Q2: How frequently should the spirometer be cleaned?
It should be cleaned after every use or as advised by your healthcare provider.
