It is essential that nebulizer treatments for infants and small children be done with a mask over the mouth and nose. Using a mouthpiece with closed lips is also acceptable for older children and adults. Blow-by technique (holding the tube in front of the mouth and nose) does not allow for proper delivery of the nebulized medication.
It is essential that nebulizer treatments for infants and small
children be done with a mask over the mouth and nose. Using a
mouthpiece with closed lips is also acceptable for older children
and adults. Blow-by technique (holding the tube in front...
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Dr. Larry Chiaramonte answered:It is essential that nebulizer treatments for infants and small children be done with a mask over the mouth and nose. Using a mouthpiece with closed lips is also acceptable for older children and adults. Blow-by technique (holding the tube in front of the mouth and nose) does not allow for proper delivery of the nebulized medication.
It is essential that nebulizer treatments for infants and small children be done with a mask over the mouth and nose. Using a mouthpiece with closed lips is also acceptable for older children and adults. Blow-by technique (holding the tube in front... More