Incentive Spirometer

• Certification: ISO, CE
• Condition: New
• Tilted: Non-Tilted
• Folded: Non-Folding
• Using Ambient: Outdoor, Indoor
• Power Supply: Manual
• Model NO.: OS 1811
• Transport Package: Box, Carton
• Specification: 3000ml, 5000ml
• Origin: China

Product Description

Indication:
Incentive Spriometer is handheld medical device that measures the volume of your breath. It helps your lungs recover after surgery or lung illness, keeping them active and free of fluid. The patients are encouraged to breath in from the device as slowly and as deeply as possible. 

Feastures:
The breathing exercise is composed of main chamber, marker, indicator ball, piston, inhale tubing, mouthpiece, one way valve and other main accessories. 
Adjustable targit indicator provides a volumetric guideline for adequate lung exercise.
Clear and legible identification of volumes.
Inspiratory indicator encourages patients to maintain an appropriate rate inspiration.
Compact and ergonomic design. 

Size: 
3000ml, 5000ml 

Steps For Operstion:
1. Open the package and take out the breathing exercise.
2. Take out the inhale tubing with mouthpiece froom the handle, pull the inhale tubing to the required length, and connect the end of the inhale tubing with the intake of the breathing exercise. 
3. Slide the green marker to the volume(ml) prescribed by your doctor.
4. Hold the incentive spirometer in an upright position.
5. Exhale deeply and exhale as much air as possible, then hold the mouthpiece., and inhale as deeply and evenly as you can, causing the indicator ball to rise toward and stay in the middle of the smiling face position, so that the position rises slowly and remains as long as possible. 
6. Remove the breathing exercise and exhale.
7. Repeat step 3 and step 4 for 10-15 minutes after deep breathing training, then rest with mormal breathing. Users can use breathing exercise for deep breathing exercise, and record the maximum that can be achieved; patients after surgery can carry out deep breathing training under the guidance of medical staff.