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What's your "Lung Age" Pulmo Life : getting a handle on your current health status has just made a quantum leap forward. For the professional fitness coach, personal trainer, gym instructor and health promoting agencies - a Pulmo Life check will become as common place as blood pressure monitoring prior to exercise. A COPD screening device reporting FEV1 & ‘Lung Age’ Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is the fourth leading cause of death worldwide according to the World Health Organisation and it is estimated that it will become the third leading cause of mortality by 20201. COPD is often undiagnosed in its early stages, especially in smokers, who are most at risk and as a result not receiving treatment. Since early detection and treatment of COPD can positively influence the disease course, it is important to screen those patients at risk. The PulmoLife is the ideal tool to use as a quick check of lung function to highlight signs of disease as early as possible.
Fitness Assist MLOOP Spirometer
Fitness Assist ML3500 Spirometer
Disposable mouthpieces for use with spirometers and peak flow meters - Box of 100 mouthpieces
PEF (Peak Expiratory Flow) is a measurement of how fast you can blow out. Peak flow meters allow for constant monitoring of Peak Flow. When the airways are narrow (as in asthma), PEF is lower. By continuous recording of this information it is possible to see whether improvements are being made in conjunction with a training programme.
MicroPeak Peak Flow Meter will assist an individual to monitor lungs under functionality of the respiratory tract by measuring Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEF). It should be used in conjunction with Physician or other qualified Health Professional, who can explain what the zones mean and what to do if PEF changes.
Disposable mouthpieces for use with spirometers and peak flow meters - Box of 500 pieces
The Smoke Check is designed to discourage smokers to continue the health risk of smoking by using a simple screening of exhaled carbon monoxide (CO). This is a powerful incentive device, which allows the user to monitor their levels of CO and feel motivated to abstain from smoking in order to increase lung function over time.
The Micro Spirometer is specifically designed for low cost precision respiratory testing, a valuable tool in the design of any Exercise Prescription Programme. The micro Spirometer has clinically proven long-term accuracy and reliability in measuring Forced Expired Volume in one second (FEV1) and Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) and represents an inexpensive Spirometer for many applications. The Micro Spirometer increases the profile of the patient/client; which leads to a more accurate and safer practice.
Following the recent publication of the European Guidelines for spirometry measurement, the 3 litre calibration syringe is now the recommended protocol for regular checking of calibration.
The Microplus Spirometer is specifically designed for precision respiratory testing, a valuable tool in the design of any Exercise Prescription Programme. The Microplus Spirometer has clinically proven long-term accuracy and reliability in measuring FEV1, Relaxed VC, FVC, FEV1% and PEF. The Microplus Spirometer increases the profile of the patient/client; which leads to a more accurate and safer practice. Product is software compatible.
Tests of lung function, unlike most tests of fitness, the client is asked to perform at maximum effort. The results of PEF, FEV1 and FVC when assessed can show interesting results, but given the opportunity to view the results in a graphical form both obstructive and restrictive conditions can be easily seen. Spirometry is one area that would urge practitioners to attend a professional development training session, call us for details of training course.
Tests of lung function, unlike most tests of fitness, the client is asked to perform at maximum effort. The results of PEF, FEV1 and FVC when assessed can show interesting results, but given the opportunity to view the results in a graphical form both obstructive and restrictive conditions can be easily seen. Spirometry is one area that would urge practitioners to attend a professional development training session, call us for details of training course.







