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A Nebulizer is a device that turns liquid asthma medicine into a fine mist (aerosols) of a size that can be inhaled into the lower respiratory tract.

A Nebulizer consists of the following parts:

1. A compressed air machine
2. A medicine cup
3. A plastic tubing
4. A Facemask or Mouth-piece

Nebulizer can be used by the help of mouthpiece or by facemask. The following steps to be followed to use Nebulizer so that as much medication as required can be inhaled.

General instructions to use Nebulizer:

Insert Medication into the Nebulizer before use:

To insert medication into the Nebulizer, follow the steps as:

	Open the cap
	Fill  the cup  with medication as  prescribed  by your physician Be  sure  that  the  medication  does
	not  exceed  the  liquid  site line of 6 ml (6 cc).
	Close the cap.
	Connect the mouthpiece.

Note: The mouthpiece is to be used for oral inhalation only.

Follow the instructions to use the Nebulizer:

	Fill the medicine cup with the prescribed amount of medicine.
	Connect the tubing
	Sit upright to make deeper breath possible
	Holding the medication cup upright, insert the mouthpiece or put the mask up to the face.
	Turn the machine on
	If possible breath deeply and slowly through your mouth
	Tap the medication cup if the content begins to sputter before the medication is gone.