How to Use Spirometer on Your Patients
Our single-use spirometers have q-flow sensors that come individually sealed in printed, pre-cut sachets. Being for single-patient-use only means the risks of cross-infection are considerably less. This also relieves the physician from the tedious task of disinfecting them after use and calibrating them beforehand. This post explains how to use spirometer on your patients in […]
How to read a Spirometer – spirometry normal values
Spirometry is a routine test performed to determine if you suffer from lung problems such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) asthma and other ailments. It is a fairly short procedure that lasts about fifteen minutes and can help your doctor determine what might be wrong with you and what is the best course of […]