Release date: 2017-04-26
A new study shows that more and more American emergency rooms now choose to use the nose for first aid, or will replace ordinary injections or intravenous injections. A few days ago, researchers from the University of Loyola's health system reported that using the nose for first aid was not only simple, fast but also non-invasive.
During the first aid, the doctor or nurse only needs to connect the nebulizer to the patient's nostrils. Then, they push the piston to get the aerosolized drug into the patient's nasal cavity to complete the drug delivery process. Researchers say that this approach not only reduces the patient's suffering but also reduces the probability of transmission of infectious diseases compared to traditional injections or intravenous injections. In addition, for patients like the elderly, children, nasal nebulizers can deliver drugs to the blood more quickly than traditional injections or infusions.
The researchers said that in the process of first aid, there will be many emergencies. For example, sometimes patients may experience symptoms such as epilepsy, which makes injections or infusions difficult to perform and may miss the best first aid time. But the nose sprayer can solve this problem, allowing the drug to quickly enter the patient; sometimes, the child will have a fear of the needle, and the nose sprayer is also a good choice.
In addition, the researchers also pointed out the drawbacks of nose atomizer first aid, such as the nose atomizer is more expensive and more expensive than traditional injection or infusion. In addition, patients with damaged nasal bones or patients with restricted blood vessels due to abuse of cocaine are not suitable for first aid using a nose nebulizer. Furthermore, the nose nebulizer stimulates the nasal mucosa during the ejection of the drug, and some unpleasant tastes appear at the bottom of the throat.
Source: Noble
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