Spirometers are used to measure the air capacity of the lungs. Spirometry is the most common test of how well the lungs are functioning. Spirometers help healthcare professionals assess the patients breathing patterns and the users ability to take in and expel air from the lungs. The instrument aids in the diagnosis of conditions that include asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis, pulmonary fibrosis, and other conditions that impact the patients ability to breathe.
The windmill style spirometer allows are to pass both ways and provides a readout on the side of the instrument. The side indicator provides easy visibility of the results and prevents caregivers from having to stand over the patient while the test is being performed. The maximum reading stays in place until the unit is reset.
The Buhl Windmill Spirometer comes in a hard shell box that houses both the instrument and mouthpieces. This ensures that the instrument is not damaged in transport or during storage and components are kept together for easy access.
The mouthpieces easily fit onto the spirometer to protect the instrument from direct contact of the mouth. The cardboard disposable mouthpieces are ideal for one-time uses. This is convenient for testing large populations quickly and while away from the office.
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Additional Mouthpieces
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