Design and Construction of a Medical Nebulizer System

Abstract

The vaporizer can be used for both short-acting medicines (rescue medicines), which are used in cases of acute attacks, or long-acting medicines (control medicines), which are used to control symptoms and prevent their deterioration, as these medicines are available either in the form of small single-dose ampoules, Or in the form of bottles or cans with instruments to measure the required dose size. the problem of chest allergy is one of the most common health problems that can affect many children, and the use of the nebulizer for children will help facilitate inhalation in cases of chest allergies that lead to difficulty breathing. Asthma is a chronic disease, and asthma patients need to use inhalers, whether portable devices or nebulizers, as the person needs frequent sessions, and the nebulizer is more suitable for young children than nebulizers that are difficult to use at a young age, as they require a special method of use. bronchodilators are medicines used to open narrowed airways and facilitate breathing, and are often prescribed to people who suffer from asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. These medicines include salbutamol, ipratropium, formoterol (Formoterol), and others. sterile saline solutions that help open the airways, and thin the secretions in the airways and lungs, which may facilitate the process of coughing and excreting the mucus there. Vaporizers can be used to deliver some types of antibiotics directly to the lungs or airways in some severe respiratory infections.