Monaghan MC 300 Instructions For Use

1
Green nozzle
Top
cover
2
1
2
2
1
1
Bottom (Cup) Cup
2a 2b
2
1
Mouthpiece
3
4
NEBULIZER
Instructions for Use
Before use, wash your hands then check the nebulizer.
Replace immediately if any damage is noticed. Ensure these
instructions and those supplied with the medication have been
read.
1
Open the nebulizer by rotating the top counter clockwise.
Pour prescribed medication into the cup. Maximum fill volume
is 6 mL. Close the nebulizer, making sure the green nozzle
cover is inside, then rotate the top until it stops.
2
Place the mouthpiece (2a) or corrugated tube with
mouthpiece (2b) onto the nebulizer. If a mask is required,
the nebulizer should be used with the masks listed in reorder
number section. Refer to the instructions packaged with the
mask.
3
Firmly attach one end of the tubing to the nebulizer. Take
care not to tip the device or medication could spill. Attach the
other end of the tubing to an air supply set within the following
range:
Range Flow Pressure
Min 4 [L/min] 13 [psi]
Max (recommended) 8 [L/min] 30 [psi]
When the air supply is on, ensure the device is creating a mist.
4
Place the mouthpiece in your mouth. Ensure your lips are
sealed around the edge. If using a mask, position the mask
lightly against the face. Inhale the aerosol breathing normally.
Exhale normally through the mouthpiece (or mask). Treatment
time may be longer with facemask use. Continue treatment
until sputter.
Description Part
Number
MC 300 ® Nebulizer – EZ Twist Tubing 67150
MC 300 ® Nebulizer – Universal Tubing 67750
MC 300® Nebulizer – with Corrugated tubing 67450
and mouthpiece, Universal Tubing
Disposable Aerosol Mask – Small 65750
Disposable Aerosol Mask – Medium 65950
Disposable Aerosol Mask – Large 65850
Manufactured for: Manufactured by:
Monaghan Medical Corporation Trudell Medical International
Plattsburgh, NY 12901 USA 725 Baransway Drive
Tel. 800-833-9653 • Fax 518-561-5088 London, ON, Canada N5V 5G4
customerservice@monaghanmed.com
www.monaghanmed.com
Cleaning Instructions
For home, hospital or clinic
• The exterior surfaces of the nebulizer may be wiped
with a gauze lightly moistened with either distilled
water or 70% isopropyl alcohol (solvent)
• Remove the tubing from the bottom of the device,
and disassemble the nebulizer into its parts
(mouthpiece, corrugated tube (if supplied), green
nozzle cover, top and cup). Corrugated tubing
should be fully extended for cleaning and until dry.
• Cleaning of the nebulizer is recommended after
each aerosol treatment
Any of the following four methods may be used:
A Sterile Water: Rinse the disassembled nebulizer
parts thoroughly in sterile water. Shake to remove
excess water.
B 70% Isopropyl Alcohol: Wipe the outside of
the nebulizer with a tissue dipped in 70% isopropyl
alcohol. Submerge the four parts in 70% isopropyl
alcohol for 1 minute. Shake to remove any excess
isopropyl alcohol.
C Air Dry: Disassemble the nebulizer and shake out
any excess drug.
D Hand Washing: Wash the disassembled parts in
a warm water and liquid dish soap solution. Rinse in
clean warm water.
• After cleaning, inspect the device to ensure it is
clean. If any residual soil is detected, repeat the
selected cleaning step.
• For all methods, always allow to air dry completely
(or dry with a lint free cloth) before reassembling.
It is recommended the nebulizer bottom be briefly
reconnected to the air supply to clear the air
pathway.
NOTE:
• Regular cleaning will help prevent build-up of residual
Case
medication, which can affect aerosol generation
Size
• Always follow accepted hospital procedures for
50/case
cleaning between uses with the same patient
50/case
Tubing
50/case
Occasionally you may notice condensation on the
50/case inside of your tubing. This is normal. To remove the
condensation, connect one end of the tubing to your
50/case
air supply and allow air to run through the tube without
50/case
the nebulizer attached. This will force air through the
tubing, drying the inside. To clean the exterior, wipe
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with a lightly moistened gauze with solvent (such
as distilled water or 70% isopropyl alcohol). Ensure
tubing is dry prior to storage or use.
Intended Use
The nebulizer is intended to be used with pediatric
(ages 2 years and above) and adult patients, who
are under the care of a licensed healthcare provider
or physician. The device is designed to aerosolize
prescribed medication for inhalation by a patient in
the hospital, clinic or home care environment. The
nebulizer is a single patient use device.
The corrugated tube is an accessory to the MC 300®
Nebulizer. It is designed to work in conjunction with
the MC 300® Nebulizer to extend the patient interface
away from the nebulizer. The accessory is a single
patient use device that is intended to be used with
either mouthpiece or mask for pediatric (ages 2 years
and above) and adult patients, who are under the care
of a licensed healthcare provider or physician.
Duration of Use
The nebulizer is a single patient, disposable device for
use up to 7 days. The device is provided non-sterile
and should not be reprocessed, autoclaved or boiled.
The corrugated tube with mouthpiece is a single
patient, disposable accessory for use up to 7 days.
The accessory is provided non-sterile and should not
be reprocessed, autoclaved, or boiled.
WARNING
• This is a single patient use device.
• Close supervision is required when the product
is used with children. It contains parts that may
present a choking or strangulation hazard.
CAUTIONS
• Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the
order of a physician.
• For patients under the age of 5, a mask shall be
used.
• Not made with BPA (Bisphenol A) or Natural Rubber
Latex.
• Failure to properly clean the device may affect the
performance.