nebulizatory
Ne nebulizatory, also known as nebulizers, are medical devices that turn liquids into a fine aerosol suitable for inhalation. The resulting mist is breathed into the lungs, allowing medications to act directly on the airways. Nebulizers are commonly used for acute symptoms and chronic lung diseases, and they are especially helpful for patients who have difficulty using inhalers or need rapid, consistent dosing.
There are several types of nebulizers. Jet or compressor nebulizers use compressed air to convert the liquid
Administration typically involves placing the medication in a reservoir connected to the device, attaching a mouthpiece
Common uses include delivery of bronchodilators (for example, albuterol/salbutamol or ipratropium), corticosteroids, antibiotics (such as tobramycin
Safety and maintenance involve using sterile or prescribed solutions, cleaning and drying components after each use,