The video tutorial provides an overview of using a nebulizer for asthma treatment, explaining its benefits over inhalers in severe cases. It details the necessary equipment, including the nebulizer device, mouthpiece, mask, and compressor. Instructions on assembling and using the nebulizer are given, emphasizing proper breathing techniques to maximize medication delivery. The tutorial concludes with maintenance tips and a reminder to keep the device upright for effective use.

What is primarily used as an alternative when you can't use an inhaler?

• Oxygen mask

• Steam inhalation

• Humidifier

• Nebulizer

How long does medication delivery take with a nebulizer?

• 20-25 minutes

• 30-35 minutes

• 10-15 minutes

• 5-10 minutes

What are the two options for receiving medication from a nebulizer?

• Mask or nasal spray

• Inhaler or nebulizer

• Mouthpiece or mask

• Nasal spray or mouthpiece

What powers a nebulizer?

• Manual pumping

• Electrical outlet or battery

• Solar power

• Battery only

What is essential to check if your nebulizer is battery-operated?

• Size of the medicine cup

• Color of the device

• Battery life

• Water resistance

How should you breathe during a nebulizer treatment?

• Only through the mouth

• Only through the nose

• Slow and deep

• Quick and shallow

What indicates the end of a nebulizer treatment?

• After exactly 15 minutes

• When the mist stops appearing

• When the machine turns off automatically

• When the medicine cup is empty

What should you do if you feel dizzy during the treatment?

• Stop the treatment immediately

• Breathe faster

• Stand up

• Slow down your breathing

How should the nebulizer be positioned during use?

• Lying flat

• Any position as long as it's comfortable

• Upright

• Tilted at a 45-degree angle

What is the final step after completing a nebulizer treatment?

• Disassemble the nebulizer

• Store the medication in the fridge

• Charge the battery

• Rinse and air dry the equipment