Introduction Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a progressive lung condition resulting from damage caused by harmful chemicals. These chemicals trigger a series of inflammatory responses that not only harm lung structure but also increase mucus production in the airways. COPD is characterized as a partially reversible condition with restricted airflow, leading to permanent damage […]
Due to the characteristics of the lung tissue itself, the speed of lung absorption is very fast, no less than intravenous injection, such as isoproterenol aerosol can play a role in asthma 1-2min after inhalation.
Aerosol administration during noninvasive ventilation (NIV) is a common clinical drug administration method, but the drug administration efficiency of different drug delivery devices is different.
Nebulizing inhalation combined with non-invasive ventilation therapy in COPD patients with respiratory failure and nursing．
Nasal aerosol inhalation is increasingly used in intensive care units (ICUs). In pediatric wards in the United States, 75% of patients receive nasal aerosol inhalation therapy, while the rest use traditional nebulization methods.
When JN is used in combination with HFNC, the total gas flow in the HFNC system is greater than 6 L/min, which is also the minimum flow rate for running JN.
