Designed specifically for hospitals, the RespiChamber* HOSPITAL Autoclavable Valved Holding Chamber helps to deliver metered dose inhaler medication to your patients' lungs while reducing oropharyngeal medication deposition.1
- Autoclavable for multi-patient use
- Static resistant for consistent medication delivery
- Optional attachable facemasks are available making the chamber ideal for people of all ages
- Small (0-18 months)
- Medium (1-5 years)
- Large (5+ years)
1. McIvor RA et al. Optimizing the delivery of inhaled medication for respiratory patients: the role of valved holding chambers. Canadian Respiratory Journal 2018.
- Asthma Management
- COPD
- Inhaler
Care Instructions
How to Use a Chamber With a Mouthpiece
Follow these simple instructions or download our full instructions below.
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Step 1:
Remove the cap from the inhaler. Shake the inhaler immediately before use as per the instructions supplied with it.
How to Use a Chamber With a Mask
Follow these simple instructions or download our full instructions below.
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Step 1:
Remove cap from the inhaler. Shake the inhaler immediately before use as per the instructions supplied with it.
How to Clean
Follow these simple instructions or download our full instructions below.
WARNING: Clean, disinfect and sterilize the chamber before using the chamber with a different patient to minimize the risk of cross infection.
1. Remove the backpiece (and mask if applicable) from the chamber body.
2. Soak the parts in a 0.5% solution of neodisher† MediClean (or similar) cleaning agent for 5 minutes, agitating gently.
3. Load the parts into a washer-disinfector compliant to ISO 15883-1, ensuring the chamber is oriented upright.
4. Run the cleaning and disinfection cycle. • Use cleaning agent neodisher† MediClean • The use of a rinse agent is optional 5
5. Following disinfection, remove parts from the washer-disinfector and shake to remove excess water.
6. Allow to air dry thoroughly prior to continuing to sterilization.
STERILIZATION
1. After cleaning, disinfection, and air dry, pack and seal the chamber parts in a sterilization pouch compliant to ISO 11607-1 & 2 or EN 868-5.
2. Load the pouch in the sterilizer.
3. Sterilize according to ISO 17665-1 Moist Heat with the following parameters: • 3 pre-vacuum phases • 134 °C sterilization temperature • 3.5 minutes hold time • 1 minute dry time
4. Re-attach the backpiece (and mask if applicable) to the chamber body prior to next use.
Product Resources
RESPICHAMBER* Hospital Instructions for Use
Detailed instructions for use.
Data and Efficacy
Scientific and Performance Evidence
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