What is the breathing device called that they send home with you from the hospital? Non RX?
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its called an incentive spirometer, or voldyne
it helps you do exercisies to strenthen your respiratory muscles.. keeping you deep breathing..
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I have 3 off them and couldn't tell you what they are to save myself. there isn't any thing printed on them either.
Is it a flow vent?
The ball blower upper thing..look on your hospital bill it most likely cost you $1,000.00.
Lung Capacity Peak Flow Meter.
It is actually called an incentive spirometer. You inhale, not exhale. It is primary used with patient's post-operatively to prevent atelectasis.
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Respiratory Therapist
It is an incentive spirometer,used to improve your lung capacity and function. But to do it correctly, you need to inhale, not blow out!
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Critical Care RN
It's called an inspirometer. It's mainly used on patients after surgery to help air flow through their lungs. And you inhale not exhale with it.
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