Airway flexTAP 사용 지침

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Airway flexTAP 사용 지침
Warnings
Use of the Mouth Shield should be discontinued if nausea, nasal
congestion, or any condition that would decrease or prevent
breathing through the nose occurs.
Discontinue use if reaction occurs and consult prescriber.
Discontinue use if experiencing discomfort and consult
prescriber.
Mouth Shield is single patient use.
Discontinue use if damaged or deteriorated and seek
replacement.
Do not use if vomiting or feeling nauseous.
Do not use if patient is unable to remove by themselves.
Use on adults only (>66lb/30kg).
Do not misuse the Mouth Shield.
Do not store or transport the Mouth Shield outside temperature
range -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Operating temperature range of the Mouth Shield is 40°F to
105°F (5°C to 40°C)
Do not store in direct sunlight.
Do not wash in dishwasher.
Do not clean in products that contain chlorine, bleach,
moisturizer, antiseptic, anti-bacterial agents, or alcohol.
Airway Management Contacts
4300 Alpha Rd, Suite 115
Manufacturer
Farmers Branch, TX 75244
Tel: (866) 264-7667
Fax: (214) 691-3151
Website: www.tapintosleep.com
Patents:
http://tapintosleep.com/patents
PRTD170 REV A, 2022
Instruction for Use
MOUTH SHIELD
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Introduction
Due to airflow through the mouth, some patients experience
dry mouth and or excessive saliva leading to mild discomfort
when using an oral appliance. Furthermore, the flexTAP™ post
may pose some discomfort. The flexTAP™ Mouth Shield has
been designed to reduce oral breathing therefore lessening the
drying e ect and/or excessive saliva that oral breathing can
have. It can also act as comfort sleeve for the flexTAP™ post.
The flexTAP™ post is inserted into the Mouth Shield and sits
inside the lips.
Use of the Mouth Shield should be discontinued if nausea,
nasal congestion, or any condition that would decrease or
prevent breathing through the nose occurs.