Our respiratory therapist explains how to operate the EasyPulse 5 Regulator on your oxygen tank. We suggest you also watch the other regulator video in this playlist.
Have you measured or have specs for the bolus pulse per setting? I know POCs are horribly misrepresented in values, claiming a continuous equivalent they cant remotely match.
Hi Jeff, we'd like to refer you to the manufacturer's brochure. Here is the link www.precisionmedical.com/media/1191/easypulse-oxygen-conserving-regulator-flyer.pdf
My question is. Should the regulator operate in a steady fashion, like a metronome? (💨😴 💨😴 💨😴 💨😴 💨😴) Or, does the regulator puff bc of the person's breathe intake? I'm asking, bc a friend of mine is struggling to breathe during sleep The regulator seems to being operating sporadic. ( 💨😩 💨😣 💨💨😫 💨😫) A "C"-tank would usually last about 5 hours on setting 3. WE got a replacement Valve regulator. Now, the needle on the gauge barely moves in 8 hours. Should I just replace the regulator again? The first regulator was going through a tank every 3 hours. We were running out of tanks every week. NOW, we are experiencing the complete opposite. Any advice? Thank You in advance. And, Happy Mothers Day if it is appropriate.
Thank you for your question and we will try to help. Yes, the regulator is triggered by the patient's inspiratory pressure and should provide a bolus of oxygen with each breathe. If the gauge on the tank is not moving then we can only assume that the patient is not triggering the regulator and it should be checked by the patient's provider of oxygen services. It also could be a faulty tank. This is only our opinion based on the info provided and the provider of services should be consulted in reference to this question. And Happy Belated Mother's Day to you if appropriate.
Hi, I got my EZ Pulse Conserving Device from eBay and following every instruction I'm reading online, I don't hear any pulse/noise every time I breathe through it. And I don't see any changes from my Oximeter other than same without the device or gradually falling no matter what the Pulse setting is. Does this mean that my device is not working? How do I get it to work? With the 2LPM Continuous, I think it does work! Need help how to, Thanks!
Hi! It sounds like the device is working, but its kind of hard to tell why the 02 sats are dropping. Sounds like this is more of a clinical question for a physician. However, if you're in the Baltimore area, bring it by and we will take a look at it.
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Have you measured or have specs for the bolus pulse per setting? I know POCs are horribly misrepresented in values, claiming a continuous equivalent they cant remotely match.
Hi Jeff, we'd like to refer you to the manufacturer's brochure. Here is the link www.precisionmedical.com/media/1191/easypulse-oxygen-conserving-regulator-flyer.pdf
My question is.
Should the regulator operate in a steady fashion, like a metronome?
(💨😴 💨😴 💨😴 💨😴 💨😴)
Or, does the regulator puff bc of the person's breathe intake?
I'm asking, bc a friend of mine is struggling to breathe during sleep
The regulator seems to being operating sporadic.
( 💨😩 💨😣 💨💨😫 💨😫)
A "C"-tank would usually last about 5 hours on setting 3.
WE got a replacement Valve regulator. Now, the needle on the gauge barely moves in 8 hours.
Should I just replace the regulator again?
The first regulator was going through a tank every 3 hours. We were running out of tanks every week.
NOW, we are experiencing the complete opposite.
Any advice?
Thank You in advance.
And, Happy Mothers Day if it is appropriate.
Thank you for your question and we will try to help. Yes, the regulator is triggered by the patient's inspiratory pressure and should provide a bolus of oxygen with each breathe. If the gauge on the tank is not moving then we can only assume that the patient is not triggering the regulator and it should be checked by the patient's provider of oxygen services. It also could be a faulty tank. This is only our opinion based on the info provided and the provider of services should be consulted in reference to this question. And Happy Belated Mother's Day to you if appropriate.
Hi, I got my EZ Pulse Conserving Device from eBay and following every instruction I'm reading online, I don't hear any pulse/noise every time I breathe through it. And I don't see any changes from my Oximeter other than same without the device or gradually falling no matter what the Pulse setting is. Does this mean that my device is not working? How do I get it to work? With the 2LPM Continuous, I think it does work! Need help how to, Thanks!
Hi! It sounds like the device is working, but its kind of hard to tell why the 02 sats are dropping. Sounds like this is more of a clinical question for a physician. However, if you're in the Baltimore area, bring it by and we will take a look at it.
I might have learned something if I could've seen anything. 144p? Really? Were you on 56K dialup when you uploaded this video?