Medical Misters (Nebulizers): Types and Uses
A mister (medical nebulizer) generates a fine aerosol for inhalation or topical application.
Clinical Uses
- Humidify airway (tracheostomy, ICU).
- Deliver bronchodilators (albuterol), steroids, antibiotics.
- Wound cleansing/irrigation.
- Relieve congestion.
Device Types
- Ultrasonic: High-frequency vibration creates mist; adjustable output.
- Jet (Pneumatic): Compressed air via Venturi effect draws fluid; flow adjustable.
Both produce aerosols for respiratory therapy; selection depends on medication, particle size needed, and setting.
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