Steps to Using an Inhaler with a Spacer and Mask

Follow these steps to give your child asthma medicine using an inhaler with a spacer and a mask:
Step 1: Make sure the counter is not at zero.
Step 2: Shake the inhaler.
Step 3: Remove the cap.
Step 4: Insert the inhaler into the back of the spacer.
Step 5: Hold the mask over your child's mouth and nose to create a seal.
Step 6: Press down on the inhaler to release one puff only.
Step 7: Keep holding the mask over your child's face for 5 to 10 breaths to make sure they breathe all of the medicine in.
Step 8: Repeat steps 1 through 7 for every puff recommended by your child's doctor.
Once a week, wash the spacer by hand by soaking it in warm water; do not use a sponge. Let it air dry completely before using it again.

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I need this video and got it , thanks john Hopkins.

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I was searching for the demonstration.. Thanks 🙏🏼

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Love this

[@marknorville683]

I am an adult and I was given a face mask, but I am paranoid as I don't know if I am actually getting anything. My OCD is well and truly triggered.

[@delduvall]

As long as you’re taking breaths then it’s fine, that trapped medicine has to go somewhere and when you take breaths it’s going straight to your lungs.

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My child refuses and fights like hell. Wish it was as easy as this video

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Many childrens have Asthma that why they need this kind Inhaler with a Spacer and Masks.

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[@sushmashivanna2197]

If we keep our head up then it might go to our throats n the medicine has no effect right?. But if i keep head straight then i feel like it will leak down to my tissue and goto waste . What to do 🥲