Drive Medical Model 45 Nebulizer

Model 45 Nebulizer

The Model 45 Nebulizer is a hand-held spray nebulizer that converts liquid into an aerosol for administration. It may fit respiratory care settings and buyers who need a nebulizer for asthmatic patient treatment or respirator and mask test fit kits. This break-resistant plastic unit disassembles for sterilization and comes complete with a mouthpiece, extra jet, and bulb.

Good Fit For

• Treatment of asthmatic patients
• Respirator and mask test fit kits
• Respiratory care setups needing a hand-held nebulizer

Key Features

• Hand-held spray nebulizer for converting liquid into aerosol
• Designed to deliver fine mists of uniform density deep into the lungs
• Break-resistant construction supports repeated handling
• Disassembles for sterilization, which can help with reprocessing workflows
• Complete set includes mouthpiece, extra jet, and bulb
• Latex-free design for facilities that standardize around latex-free products

Applications and Usage

• Administering aerosolized liquid during asthma treatment
• Converting liquids such as antibiotic or oil extracts into aerosol
• Supporting respirator and mask fit testing workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This nebulizer disassembles for sterilization, which may matter for cleaning and turnover procedures.
• The unit is hand-held, so it may be a better fit where manual administration is preferred.
• Included components are a mouthpiece, extra jet, and bulb.

FAQ

• Can the Model 45 Nebulizer be taken apart for cleaning? Yes. The Model 45 Nebulizer easily disassembles for sterilization.
• What comes with the Model 45 Nebulizer? The Model 45 Nebulizer comes with a mouthpiece, extra jet, and bulb.
• What is the Model 45 Nebulizer used for? The Model 45 Nebulizer is used for treatment of asthmatic patients and in respirator and mask test fit kits.
• What kind of liquids can this nebulizer convert into aerosol? The product details state that the nebulizer converts liquid, including antibiotic and oil extracts, into aerosol.

From DeVilbiss Healthcare by Drive Medical.