Respiflo VS 2500 Incentive Spirometer Pediatric
An incentive Spirometer is a type of medical equipment used to help patinets improve the functioning of their lungs.  The Respiflo VS Incentive Spîrometer is ideal for patients who have had any surgery that might jeopardize functioning of the lungs.  Patients who have had lung surgery, heart surgery or other surgeries involving extended periods of time under anesthesia with a lot of in-bed recovery time commonly use an incentive spirometer.

The patient breathes in from the Respiflo Volumetric Incentive Spirometer as slowly and deeply as possible.  An indicator provides a gauge of how well the patient's lung or lungs are functioning.  The patient is generally asked to do many reptetitions a day while measuring his or her progress by way of the gauge on the Respiflo Incentive Spirometer.

Volumetric Incentive Spirometers help simplify deep breathing therapy, using features that prompt patients to perform and monitor their own postsurgical breathing exercises.  An adjustable goal indicator provides a volumetric guideline for adequate lung exercise with incentive spirometer.  The inspiratory indicator encourages patients to maintain an appropriate rate of inspiration.