INSTRUCTIONS FOR AEROCHAMBER MINI* AEROSOL CHAMBER (AC)

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR AEROCHAMBER MINI* AEROSOL CHAMBER (AC) MD# 969A-1209. * Trade marks and registered trade marks of Trudell Medical International. © TMI 2009. All rights reserved. We would like to acknowledge Fanshawe College Respiratory Therapy Department for allowing us to use their facility for photography.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube)

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Remove the Metered Dose Inhaler (MDI) aerosol canister from the MDI boot.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Insert the MDI canister into the AeroChamber mini* AC canister port.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Prime the MDI prior to use by shaking the MDI and chamber and then depressing the MDI. Repeat this step a second time.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Attach the manual resuscitator to the AeroChamber mini* AC 15mm Outside Diameter port located at the back of the Chamber.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Disconnect the Ventilator Circuit from the Endotracheal Tube 15mm connector.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Attach the AeroChamber mini* AC with the canister and Manual Resuscitator to the Endotracheal tube 15 mm connector.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) While holding the MDI canister vertically, depress the MDI canister downward into the AeroChamber mini* AC actuator and introduce one puff of medication into the Chamber.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Manually ventilate the patient with the required volume for 15 -20 Breaths.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) NOTE: For more than one dose, remove the MDI canister from the AeroChamber mini* AC, shake the canister and re-insert into the AeroChamber mini* AC canister actuator. Repeat steps 7 through 8.

For Use with Invasive Ventilation (ET Tube) Disconnect the AeroChamber mini* AC from the Endotracheal Tube connector and connect the ventilator to the Endotracheal tube and commence the normal ventilation