It is illustrated that not all nebulisers are the same. The UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines recommend using a nebuliser system that is known...
patients with a tracheostomy? Inhalation devices and nebulisers especially designed for tracheostomies Caring for and cleaning the nebuliser Inhalation frequency, duration and...
children have to be treated in hospital. Fewer than 0.1% are so ill that they need intensive medical care. Added to that, almost all children will have had the infection by the age...
well-tolerated and does not have any interactions with other drugs [2]. It is ideal for daily respiratory care, especially in winter. Hypertonic saline solution can briefly make...
her voice is healthy can she perform back-to-back public readings and use her voice properly. Voice care and voice hygiene are therefore part of her daily routine, almost like...
this can help against the urge to cough. If you feel the urge to cough, hold your breath and take careful and shallow breaths As soon as your child can feel pressure building up in...
Praun: It is not rare for a toddler to have up to ten infections a year, especially if they attend day care or a nursery school. These infections frequently affect the upper...
Paediatrician Dr Markus Praun recommends: “Especially with airway infections it very important to take care of the airways with inhalation therapy. Having well-moistened mucous...
an effective device and a suitable mask Make sure they have a healthy diet, regular exercise, take care they are not exposed to passive smoking, allergens and direct contact with...
y clean When the child has an infection, parents of children with asthma should take even greater care to clean and, if necessary, disinfect the inhalation equipment after the...
