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Volume and Flow Measuring Devices

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  1. 1Volume Measuring Spirometers
    Wedge Bellows
    Collapsable bellows that folds and unfolds as patient [blank_start]breathes[blank_end]
    Will [blank_start]lose[blank_end] volume if cracks or holes in bellows

    Dry Rolling Seal Spirometer
    Volume Displacement
    Consists of a [blank_start]piston[blank_end] within a [blank_start]cylinder[blank_end] supported by a rod resting on a frictionless bearings
    Rod can be attached directly to a potentiometer or recording pen on paper
    Can be used to assess pre/post bronchodilator changes

    Water Seal Spirometer
    Volume Displacement
    AKA Collins or [blank_start]Steadwell[blank_end]
    Large bell [blank_start]7[blank_end]-[blank_start]14[blank_end] L, submerged in a column of [blank_start]H2O[blank_end]
    As pt breathes, bell moves an equally [blank_start]proportional[blank_end] distance
    Recorded with chain/pulley device connected to kymograph
    For rebreathing studies: [blank_start]separate[blank_end] hoses and [blank_start]CO2[blank_end] scrubber are needed
    Calibration: Using 3L syringer, must be accurate - range +- [blank_start]3.5[blank_end]%
    Leak Test: Filling spirometer to 1/2 volume then applying a [blank_start]weight[blank_end]
    Flow Cal: using [blank_start]rotameter[blank_end] 2-12 L/sec


    1. Abreathes
    2. Blose
    3. Cpiston
    4. Dcylinder
    5. ESteadwell
    6. F7
    7. G14
    8. HH2O
    9. Iproportional
    10. Jseparate
    11. KCO2
    12. L3.5
    13. Mweight
    14. Nrotameter
  2. 2Flow measuring Devices

    Peak flow meter
    Measure peak expiratory flow at [blank_start]bedside[blank_end]
    Pt inhales maximally then exhales hard and fast through deice
    PEFR is read directly from [blank_start]scale[blank_end]
    Factors that affect accuracy - Pt effort, [blank_start]Moisture[blank_end], Debris

    Turbine Device
    Wright Respirometer
    Rotating [blank_start]Vane[blank_end] with gears, flow causes vanes to [blank_start]spin[blank_end] and displays volume
    Accurate from 3-200 lpm
    Assure [blank_start]linearity[blank_end] by checking flows with 3L syringe
    Can become alinear from vane [blank_start]deformation[blank_end], contamination or debris

    1. Abedside
    2. Bscale
    3. CMoisture
    4. DVane
    5. Espin
    6. Flinearity
    7. Gdeformation
  3. 3Pneumotach - measures flow and converts to volume display

    Ultrasonic Pneumotach
    AKA [blank_start]Vortex[blank_end] Shedding or Transit Time
    Consists of an emitting and recieving [blank_start]crystal[blank_end] and a lflow tube with struts
    Number of [blank_start]pulses[blank_end] is proportional to [blank_start]flow[blank_end]

    Pitot Tube
    Flow measured by placing a series of small [blank_start]tubes[blank_end] in a flow sensor and connecting to a pressure transducer
    Condensation and secretions [blank_start]do not[blank_end] affect measurements

    Thermal Element
    Contains heated [blank_start]platinum[blank_end] wire or small metal [blank_start]bead[blank_end] that [blank_start]cools[blank_end] as gas flows across. Amount of current needed to maintain tem is [blank_start]proportional[blank_end] to flow
    Accuracy is affected by gas [blank_start]composition[blank_end]

    Pressure Differential
    AKA Fleisch Pneumotach
    Contains [blank_start]resistive[blank_end] element that causes pressure to drop as gas flows across. Difference in pressure is [blank_start]proportional[blank_end] to flow
    Commonly used in Body Box
    Heat is incorporated to reduce [blank_start]condensation[blank_end]
    1. AVortex
    2. Bcrystal
    3. Cpulses
    4. Dflow
    5. Etubes
    6. Fdo not
    7. Gplatinum
    8. Hbead
    9. Icools
    10. Jproportional
    11. Kcomposition
    12. Lresistive
    13. Mproportional
    14. Ncondensation
  4. 4CO2/Water Absorbers

    CO2 Absorbers
    Sodium [blank_start]Hydroxide[blank_end], NaOH (SodaLime, Soda-Sorb) BaraLyme, Barium Hydroxide
    Used for [blank_start]rebreathing[blank_end] tests, [blank_start]He[blank_end] Dilution or DLCO RB
    Replace: When exhausted, when color [blank_start]changes[blank_end], Weekly
    Produced H20 as a byproduct. Place upstream from H20 [blank_start]absorber[blank_end]

    Water Absorber
    Drie-Rite (calcium sulfate, CaSO4)
    Removes moisture from pt breathes through circuit
    When CO2 reacts with soda lime it produces H20
    Place [blank_start]AFTER[blank_end] co2 absorber and before analyzer
    1. AHydroxide
    2. Brebreathing
    3. CHe
    4. Dchanges
    5. Eabsorber
    6. FAFTER
  5. 5Permapure Tubing ([blank_start]Fafion[blank_end])
    Special tubing - conditions gas to equilibrate with [blank_start]ambient[blank_end] humidity
    Allows for accurate levels in gas samples

    Valves
    Directional Valves
    Allows tech to switch pt into [blank_start]circuit[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Directs[blank_end] exhaled gas through analyzers.spirometers
    1. AFafion
    2. Bambient
    3. Ccircuit
    4. DDirects
  6. 6Calibration
    3L syringe to check for [blank_start]leaks[blank_end]
    Volume should be checked at low, med and high [blank_start]flows[blank_end] to assure linerity
    Rotameter is a good device for [blank_start]reproducible[blank_end] low flows
    Sine-Wave [blank_start]pump[blank_end]: Biphasic, simulates flows and volumes
    Automatic Syringe - [blank_start]Computer[blank_end] Controlled motor syringe
    Explosive [blank_start]decompression[blank_end] device - simulates FVC
    Alinearity can happen: Contamination, bent vanes, moisture, debris
    Once volume displacement spirometer is caled it will retain linearity until it develops a [blank_start]leak[blank_end]

    1. Aleaks
    2. Bflows
    3. Creproducible
    4. Dpump
    5. EComputer
    6. Fdecompression
    7. Gleak

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