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- Page 3 Fig 1. How to use the In-Check M Clinically Effective Flow Rate 30-60 L/Min...
- Page 4 Instructions for Use Consult ‘Instructions for Use’. Introduction The In-Check M is an inhalation airflow meter that can help educate and assess patients who use inhaler devices. Pressurised inhaler devices are designed to deliver medication to the respiratory tract, and the speed of inhalation through them (the inspiratory flow) can have a significant effect on the quantity of drug delivered and the clinical efficacy of the product.
- Page 5 In-Check M The In-Check M is a low-range inspiratory flow meter (15 to 120 l/min) that has an inbuilt resistance, it is calibrated to enable the measurement of airflow as if the patient was using a pMDI.
- Page 6 180 degrees to return the magnetic weight to its resting position at the mouthpiece end of the device. Do Not try to reset the In-Check M as if it were a mercury thermometer – this action causes serious damage to the piston and pointer.
- Page 7 To shake excess water from the In-Check M, hold only at the end furthest away from the mouthpiece. Allow to dry thoroughly before using again.
- Page 8 Interpreting information from the In-Check M In-Check M was introduced in March 2013, in response to customer feedback, to provide information about inspiratory flow rates that are associated with clinical efficacy when using pMDI devices. The information provided is for guidance only. It does not imply that any particular product will be clinically effective.
- Page 9 Some common mistakes to look out for when using pMDIs: Handling problems (examples) • Failure to shake the cannister • Failure to ‘prime’ the cannister • Failure to remove mouthpiece cover • Failure to put the inhaler into the mouth • Actuating multiple times in quick succession •...
- Page 10 Bibliography for In-Check (Please note that references for Clinical Efficacy of different inhaler systems are provided on the laminated card.) Sanchis J, Corrigan C, Levy M L, Viejo J L. Inhaler Devices - From theory to practice. Respiratory Medicine - 2013;107:495-502.
- Page 12 Universal plastic mouthpieces (Sterilisable, 15’s) Ref. 3103095 Adult to paediatric mouthpiece adaptor Ref. 3105027 Note Please contact manufacturers for additional information Clement Clarke International Ltd Edinburgh Way Harlow Essex CM20 2TT UK Tele: +44 (0)1279 414969 Fax: +44 (0)1279 456300 email: resp@clement-clarke.com...
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