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Indications

The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask is a medical device used to help deliver medication to children with respiratory conditions such as asthma.

The generic name for the “Aerochamber Child Plus with Mask” is a “valved holding chamber” or “spacer device.”

Use and Dosage

The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask is available by prescription only.

The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask comes in different sizes to fit children of different ages. The small mask is designed for infants up to 18 months, while the medium mask is suitable for children aged 1 to 5 years.

To use the AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask, follow these steps:

• Remove the cap from the MDI (Metered Dose Inhaler).
• Shake the MDI as per the instructions provided with the inhaler.
• Insert the MDI into the backpiece of the chamber.
• Apply the mask to the child’s face, ensuring an effective seal.
• Inhale a slow, deep breath and hold for 10 seconds. If holding your breath is difficult, take slower breaths.
• If you hear whistling sounds, it means the inhalation is too fast. Try again with a slower breath.
• Repeat the steps as prescribed by your physician, usually with a recommended waiting time between puffs.
• Replace the inhaler and spacer caps when done.

Clean the AeroChamber Child Plus with a Mask regularly. The device is dishwasher safe on the top rack at temperatures up to 158°F (70°C). clean the chamber weekly.

Side Effects

The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask (valved holding chamber) is considered safe to use when used as directed. However, like any medical device, there may be some potential side effects or considerations to be aware of. Consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice and guidance.

Note that the improper use of inhalers, including the use of valved holding chambers, may result in the medication being deposited on the back of the throat or the roof of the mouth. This can potentially lead to local side effects such as throat irritation or a bitter taste. To minimize these risks, follow the instructions provided by the healthcare professional and the manufacturer.

Cautions

• The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask is available by prescription only.
• This device is intended for patients under the care or treatment of a physician or licensed healthcare professional.
• The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask is designed for patients who may have difficulty with the coordination and control involved in using Metered Dose Inhalers (MDIs) correctly.
• The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask comes with multiple mask sizes to fit patients of different ages. The medium mask is designed for children aged 1 to 5 years while the small mask is designed for infants up to 18 months The specific mask size should be chosen based on the age and needs of the child.
• Follow the proper inhalation technique when using the AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask. Patients should press down on the inhaler and inhale a slow, deep breath, holding it for 10 seconds. If holding your breath is difficult, slower breaths can be taken.
• The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask should be cleaned regularly. The chamber can be cleaned weekly by shaking out excess water and allowing the parts to air dry.
• To prevent thrush, swish some water in the mouth and spit it out after using the AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask.

Forms and Strengths

AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask is available in the following forms and strengths:

• AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask Aerochamber Child Inhalation Device:
  • No dose

FAQ

What is the AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask?

The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask is a valved holding chamber or spacer device that is used with inhalers to help deliver medication to children who have difficulty using inhalers directly.

How does the AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask work?

The AeroChamber Child Plus with Mask works by holding the medication released from the inhaler in a chamber. This allows the child to inhale the medication at their own pace, reducing the need for coordination and control required with using inhalers directly. The mask attachment ensures that the medication is delivered effectively to the child’s airways.

Resources:

1. https://www.aerochambervhc.com/
2. https://www.medical-specialists.co.uk/aerochamber-plus-spacer-child.html