An apparatus for distributing a liquid in the form of a spray or vapor.
A device used for producing fine mist for inhalation for the purpose of delivery of medications directly into the lung.
A device, such as a vaporizer, used to convert liquid medicine into a mist that can be inhaled. Nebulizers are used to deliver certain medicines to people with asthma, among other respiratory conditions. They are useful because of their ability to deliver medicine to areas deep within the lungs.
An instrument used for applying a liquid in the form of a fine spray.
An apparatus for producing a fine spray or mist. This may be done by rapidly passing air through a liquid or by vibrating a liquid at a high frequency so that the particles produced are extremely small.
An apparatus designed to transform liquid asthma medication into a delicate mist, enabling direct inhalation into the lungs via a mouthpiece or facemask.
An inhalation device employed for dispensing medications, notably bronchodilators, particularly during urgent asthma interventions. Typically, an electric pump propels air or oxygen through a chamber containing the medication. This airflow diffuses the drug into a delicate mist, subsequently directed to a face mask for the user to inhale.
A tool employed for the purpose of spraying.