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Pocket Guide to Inhaler TechniqueA Step-By-Step Guide for Healthcare ProfessionalsEndorsed by NHSGGC Respiratory Managed Clinical Network; June 2016 Designed by Medical Illustration ServicesContentsUser Guide Accuhaler (Dry powder Inhaler )Autohaler (Breath actuated aerosol) Breezhaler (Dry powder Inhaler ) Easi-breathe (Breath actuated aerosol) Easyhaler (Dry powder Inhaler ) Ellipta (Dry powder Inhaler ) Genuair (Dry powder Inhaler ) HandiHaler (Inhalation powder, hard capsule) NEXT haler (Dry powder Inhaler ) Metered dose Inhaler (MDI, aerosol)Respimat (Solution for inhalation) Spiromax ( Dry powder Inhaler )Turbohaler (Dry powder Inhaler ) Aerochamber spacer Volumatic spacer 3456789101112131415161718 User GuideThis Guide is an easy to use portable reference source to help remind you how the different Inhaler devices should be used to support consultations with your lung deposition requires different inspiratory effort for aerosol and dry powder Inhaler - slow and steady inhalation (Gentle)Dry powder Inhaler (DPI) - strong and deep inhalation (Forceful)Key to medicine class Short- acting 2 agonist (SABA) eg.
Short-acting ß 2 agonist (SABA) eg. salbutamol, terbutaline Long-acting ß 2 agonist (LABA) eg. salmeterol, formoterol Long-acting muscarinic antagonist (LAMA) Combination LABA/LAMA Corticosteroid (ICS) eg. beclometasone, fluticasone Combination LABA/ICS Patients should be advised to read the manufacturers instruction leaflet. Additional ...
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