Haag-Streit In-Check Dial G16 Instrucciones De Uso página 6

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Training Device
In-Check DIAL G16 was modified in January 2016, in response to
customer feedback, to provide information about a wide range of new
inhaler devices and the inspiratory flow rates that are associated with
clinical efficacy. The new scale is shown above.
The information provided is for guidance only. It does not imply that any
particular product will be clinically effective. There are other aspects than
inspiratory flow that contribute towards clinical efficacy. The information
is based on published clinical studies. In some cases studies may have
been performed on a particular formulation in a specific device and may
be suggestive that other formulations will behave similarly.
DPIs
Laboratory studies demonstrate that DPIs have a degree of flow-
dependence, meaning that improved delivery is achieved at higher flow
rates. This does not always equate to improved clinical efficacy. A pale
arrow represents the intention that flow rates of a higher level may be
beneficial for DPIs.
pMDIs
The pMDIs have been represented in a single block from 20-60 L/Min
because the clinical studies support this. The pale arrow is pointed in the
opposite direction for pMDIs, indicating that a slower rather than higher
flow rate is beneficial in this type of inhaler.
The devices are individually represented on the laminated card.
Adaptors (specific device mimics)
A blue adaptor (example) is included in your pack. It has a code that
corresponds to a particular device. Use in accordance with instructions.
These adaptors listed below can be used with the In-Check DIAL G16 :
Turbohaler Mk II
HandiHaler
Diskhaler 4 Blister - D4
Clickhaler
Genuair
Breezhaler
Easyhaler
Accuhaler
Set DIAL to the pMDI to use with device specific adaptor.
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Interpreting information from
the In-Check DIAL
- T
- H
- C
- G
- B/F - 3109783
- EH
- A/A/D - 3109822
- 3109781
- 3109859
- 3109788
- 3109786
- 3109861
- 3109787
G16