Peak Flow Meter Child Type

This RTMED Peak Flow Meter Child Type is an instrument used to measure asthma patients'PEPR (peak exhalation flow rate). It is an deal tool for objective monitoring of asthma patients, and it can help patients find out signs of exacerbation as early as possible. This RTMED Peak Flow Meter Adult Type uses slow and deep breathing to help strengthen the respiratory muscles.

RTMED Peak Flow Meter Child Type Specification

● Type: Child Type
● Made of ABS material

RTMED Peak Flow Meter Child Type Feature and Application

The Peak Flow Meter Child Type is used by slowly sucking up the sphere, the patient can expand the ribs muscles outward to better expand the chest wall, prevent alveolar collapse, increase lung ventilation, and increase lung capacity to strengthen lung expansion and coughing ability to prevent accumulation of sputum. Inhale air through the trainer to contract the intercostal muscles and diaphragm, increase the anteroposterior and upper and lower diameters of the thorax, expand the thorax, and expand the lungs to expand the lung capacity as much as possible to help restore lung function.

RTMED Peak Flow Meter Child Type Details

FAQ:

1.Q:Are you a factory or trading company?

A:We are an industry and trade integration enterprise, providing one-stop service.

2.Q:Can I get samples before my order?

A:We can provide samples, if you can let us know more information: your target market, previous purchasing plan...

3.Q:Do you have CE,ISO13485 certifications?

A:Yes,our products are approved by CE,ISO13485.

4.Q:Can you do OEM or private label for me?

A:Yes, it can be discussed and you offer us the design.

5.Q:What is your MOQ?

A:Depends on the products.It can be negotiable.

6.Q:How long it will be to get samples?

A:7days.

7.Q:What quality control system do you have?

A:Our factory has dedicated quality inspectors, they will also supervise during loading.

8.Q:What’s the feature?

A:1. A peak flow meter is an inexpensive, portable, handheld device for those with asthma that is used to measure how well air moves out of your lungs.
2. A peak flow meter can tell you and your doctor:
(1) The severity of your child's asthma.
(2) How well he or she is responding to asthma medicines during a flare-up.
(3) Whether the asthma is getting worse.
3. Getting the best readings - Several steps are important to make sure the peak flow meter records an accurate value:
(1) The peak flow meter should read zero or its lowest reading when not in use.
(2) Use the peak flow meter while standing up straight.
(3) Take in as deep a breath as possible.
(4) Place the peak flow meter in the mouth, with the tongue under the mouthpiece.
(5) Close the lips tightly around the mouthpiece.
(6) Blow out as hard and fast as possible, do not throw the head forward while blowing out.
(7) Breathe a few normal breaths and then repeat the process two more times. Write down the highest number obtained. Do not average the numbers.