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Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer
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Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer: A Reliable Rehabilitation Aid for Revitalizing Respiratory Vitality
Whether it is for respiratory function recovery after thoracic surgery or daily breathing training for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer has become a trusted respiratory rehabilitation tool recommended by medical staff and relied on by patients, thanks to its intuitive and efficient design. It adopts a three-ball progressive resistance design to help users scientifically exercise lung capacity and strengthen respiratory muscle strength. At the same time, it can work in collaboration with commonly used clinical medical supplies to provide comprehensive support for respiratory rehabilitation in different scenarios.
In the post-operative rehabilitation ward, patients often need to receive multiple treatments and care simultaneously. When medical staff administer intravenous nutrition supplementation or medication therapy to patients, the infusion set delivers liquid medications accurately. During this period, combining with the Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer for breathing training can effectively prevent post-operative pulmonary complications (such as atelectasis). Patients can, during the intervals of infusion, inhale slowly as instructed by medical staff to push the colored balls in the trainer upward, gradually restoring respiratory function through easy operation. If the medication dosage needs to be adjusted during treatment, a syringe will assist medical staff in accurately extracting the liquid medication, ensuring that treatment and rehabilitation training proceed safely in parallel.
Safety has always been a prerequisite for medical operations and rehabilitation training. Before medical staff adjust the Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer or guide patients on its usage, they will first put on gloves to prevent bacteria on their hands from coming into contact with the trainer's interface, ensuring hygienic use for patients. If patients experience skin discomfort around the mouth and nose due to coughing during training, gauze can be used to wipe secretions in a timely manner, maintaining local cleanliness. If patients wear equipment such as oxygen tubes at the same time, using plaster (medical tape) to properly fix the tubes can prevent the tubes from shifting and interfering with breathing training, allowing patients to focus more on coordinating their movements.
For patients who are bedridden for a long time and need to rely on a foley catheter to maintain urinary function, the risk of respiratory function decline is even higher. Shallow and rapid breathing caused by prolonged bed rest can easily lead to pulmonary infiltrative inflammation. However, the Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer does not require complex body position coordination, and patients can use it while lying flat: they only need to hold the mouthpiece, inhale deeply and slowly to make the colored balls rise in layers, then exhale slowly. Repeating this training can effectively improve pulmonary ventilation. Before and after training, medical staff will also clean the trainer's mouthpiece with gauze and fix the trainer beside the bed with plaster (medical tape), making it convenient for patients to access at any time and integrating respiratory rehabilitation into daily care.
From post-operative rehabilitation in hospitals to long-term home care, the Tri-Ball Spirometer-Lung Exerciser & Breathing Trainer always works closely with medical supplies such as infusion sets, syringes, gloves, plasters, foley catheters, and gauze. It lowers the threshold for breathing training with its simple and easy-to-use design, and helps patients revitalize respiratory vitality through scientific and efficient training methods, becoming an important link connecting clinical treatment and rehabilitation management.
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