Description3 Ball Spirometer Lung Exercise Device Breathing Exercise for Covid Patient3 Ball Spirometer helps remove the mucus and other fluids from your lungs as you recover from the procedure. An incentive spirometer is a medical device that helps your lungs recover after surgery or a lung illness. You may find it challenging to use the device at first, more practice will help you do it easier!One Instrument Many BenefitsImprove Oxygen SaturationImprove Stamina & Cardio PerformanceTake a full deep breath. Reduce mucus buildupPromotes diaphragmatic breathingImproves blood flow to resting and exercising limbsImprove Speech & Swallow PerformanceAchieve Heathy LungsBreathing exerciser.Innovative system to exercise respiration through inspiration. Specially designed with 3 stage chambers to provide for efficient exercise to patient on a step up basis. Device comprises of base plate with central part containing volume designated three chambers with a colored sphere. The central part is attached to a kink-resistant tube with a mouth piece with an integrated filter. Three spheres rise proportionately to the inspiration exerted by the user. Innovative design, can be dismantled into parts for cleaning and disinfection. Non sterile, individually packed in a box.3 Ball Spirometer UNIT CONSISTS OF :Transparent main body comprising of three volume chambers Base plate Small spheres of Red, Yellow and Blue colour Connecting tube with mouth pieceHow to use the incentive spirometerSit on the edge of your bed if possible, or sit up as far as you can in bed.Hold the incentive spirometer in an upright position.Place the mouthpiece in your mouth and seal your lips tightly around it.Breathe in slowly and as deeply as possible. Notice the yellow piston rising toward the top of the column. The yellow indicator should reach the blue outlined area.Hold your breath as long as possible (at least for 5 seconds). Then exhale slowly and allow the piston to fall to the bottom of the column.Rest for a few seconds and repeat steps one to five at least 10 times every hour.Position the yellow indicator on the left side of the spirometer to show your best effort. Use the indicator as a goal to work toward during each slow deep breath.After each set of 10 deep breaths, cough to be sure your lungs are clear. If you have an incision, support your incision when coughing by placing a pillow firmly against it.Once you are able to get out of bed safely, take frequent walks and practice coughing. You may stop using the incentive spirometer unless otherwise instructed by your healthcare provider.If you are interested in the above products, please feel free to contact us for more info!
