Who remembers those old Bunn compressors? They were wonderful! They're the ones that had a light inside the button, and the button was red. It had a large reusable filter in the front, and those machines could be used with croup tents back when croup tents were used. I don't know if the compressors now days like this one could be used with croup tents! It just seems like the mist isn't as strong as it was when the Bunn compressors were used!
There is an oxygen enrichment adapter added between the large volume nebulizer bottle and the corrugated tubing. The adapter can also be added closer to the patient. Hope that helps!
If you want heated humidification, You might want to talk to the Dr. about ordering a Heated set up. That way a heater wire humidification system can be added. This would allow humidification to be administered at a set temperature, and the condensation wouldn't be as bad. I always preferred Heated wire humidification when I use to get off the vent and used the Trach collar, or The T-Piece, but now that I am on the ventilator only, I have a heater wire humidifier in the ventilator circuit!
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Who remembers those old Bunn compressors? They were wonderful! They're the ones that had a light inside the button, and the button was red. It had a large reusable filter in the front, and those machines could be used with croup tents back when croup tents were used. I don't know if the compressors now days like this one could be used with croup tents! It just seems like the mist isn't as strong as it was when the Bunn compressors were used!
THANK YOU!!!
You're welcome, Stacey!
Thank u
Not sure if anyone will answer...but, is there an additional port that distributes oxygen?
There is an oxygen enrichment adapter added between the large volume nebulizer bottle and the corrugated tubing. The adapter can also be added closer to the patient. Hope that helps!
@@bayviewhomecare213 what is the adapter called? Can you post a picture of it.
@@kathyr7156 Hi, it's called an oxygen enrichment adapter.
How do i get it to heat
Hi Jen, currently we at Bay View do not provide a heated unit for the Air Compressor, and it is not recommended in the home environment.
A Heat Moisture Exchanger may be added for a trach set-up.
If you want heated humidification, You might want to talk to the Dr. about ordering a Heated set up. That way a heater wire humidification system can be added. This would allow humidification to be administered at a set temperature, and the condensation wouldn't be as bad. I always preferred Heated wire humidification when I use to get off the vent and used the Trach collar, or The T-Piece, but now that I am on the ventilator only, I have a heater wire humidifier in the ventilator circuit!