Aerogen Solo Manuel D'utilisation Du Système page 30

• Rising level of medication in the reservoir may occur if the Aerogen
Solo nebuliser is turned off while the feed system is still on or the
nebuliser is not in its recommended orientation.
• The level of the medication in the reservoir of the Aerogen Solo
nebuliser should be periodically monitored to ensure that the fill rate
of medication does not exceed the output rate of the nebuliser. A
rising level of medication in the reservoir indicates that the fill rate is
exceeding the output rate of the nebuliser.
• Replace both the tube set and syringe when changing the type of
medication.
• If the syringe needs to be replaced during use (even when empty), turn
off the syringe pump and disconnect the nebuliser end of the tube
set first. Failure to do this may result in primed medication in the tube
flowing into the nebuliser reservoir.
• To avoid spillage of medication when changing the syringe tubing,
keep both ends of the tubing at the same height.
• Do not connect the tube set and syringe to non-respiratory equipment.
• Do not clean or sterilise.
• Do not connect to any nebuliser other than the Aerogen Solo.
Note: If the mains power is disconnected during a continuous nebulisation
cycle and reconnected within 10 seconds, the controller shall return to
Continuous Nebulization mode automatically.
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