Nebulisation drugs

Ultrasonic nebuliser: Uses high frequency sound waves to produce small droplets from a liquid containing a drug as a fine mist. These nebulisers are able to

MYTH 1. NEBULISATION CAUSES ADDICTION TO THE MEDICINE. FACT. Nebulisation does not cause addiction. Nebulisation uses the same medicines that are present in

As many nebulisers operate on a continuous flow basis, it is likely that nebulised drug will be released in the local environment. Salbutamol (Ventolin Nebules)

However, in face of the recent developments related both to nebulisers and new drugs developed to be administered by nebulisation, there will probably be a

When used by inhalation: For nebulisation, dilute nebuliser solution with a suitable volume of sterile Sodium Chloride 0.9% solution according to nebuliser

9) Medication for your nebuliser All regular medications to use with your nebuliser are available on prescription from the GP as long as the nebuliser has

Nebulisers. A nebuliser converts a solution of a drug into an aerosol for inhalation via a face mask or a mouthpiece. It delivers higher doses of drug

Volumes of nebuliser solution to be administered are insufficient to obtain efficient nebulisation in most nebulisers: add ipratropium to salbutamol and then

For more information on the use of spacer devices, see Asthma and Lung UK: Spacers (see Useful resources). Nebulisers. A nebuliser converts a solution of a drug