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The following step-by-step instructions will help youoperate your stationary reservoir. If your physicianhas specified a humidifier with your stationa

Nasal Cannula• Insert the two prongs of the cannula into yournostrils. Make sure the prongs face upward andcurve into your nostrils.• Slide the tubing

Needle Gauge The position of the needle will tell you approximatelyhow full your reservoir is. You may have to depress a push button on the top of th

LOW– F– 3/4– 1/2– 1/4– EThe portable liquid oxygen unit is a small unit whichis intended to be used during activities outside thehome. Depending on th

The following step-by-step instructions will help youoperate your portable liquid oxygen unit.Step 1:Check the amount of liquid oxygen in yourunit. Wh

To refill your portable liquid oxygen unit from thestationary reservoir, follow the steps below.Step 1:Wipe the filling connectors on both theportable

Side Mount RefillTilt the portable unit counter-clockwise to a 45 degree angle.Insert the portable unit connector into the reservoirconnector.Rotate t

Top Mount RefillCenter the portable unit connector over thereservoir connector.Lower the unit into the shaped recess or onto theconnector. Once the un

Please Note• Liquid oxygen will slowly evaporate from aportable unit. To avoid excessive waste, fill theportable unit just before use.• If, when separ

Liquid oxygen units are durable pieces of equipmentand will continue to operate efficiently with propermaintenance.As necessary, you should wipe the o

OrientationChecklistSpecial instructions:During orientation, the following informationwill be discussed, demonstrated and, in return,demonstrated by y

Cleaning and disinfection of respiratory therapyequipment in the home is of major importance. Toprevent equipment contamination, a simple buteffective

Step 7:Screw the bottle back on the humidifierbottle lid until it is tight. Be certain the jar isscrewed on straight. Cross-threading will causeoxygen

Minimal care is required of your oxygen tubing andnasal cannula or oxygen mask.You should discardand replace your nasal cannula or oxygen mask everytw

Always be aware of the amount of oxygen remainingin your stationary reservoir.You will most likely be on an automatic redeliveryschedule, but always k

If you experience any of the following problems, call your physician.• Fever or chills• Increased wheezing• Increased mucus production• Mucus becomes

Hands must be clean prior to handling supplies and solutions. Wash hands before beginning any procedure.Step 1:Wet hands thoroughly with warm water.St

22Cover Your CoughCover your mouth and nose when you cough orsneeze. Put your used tissue in a waste basket.You may be asked to put on a mask to prote

23Oxygen will notexplode or burn.Oxygen willcause anything that is burning to burnhotter and faster.By using the following safety rules, you will cre

24CookingIt is best to cook using only a microwave oven.Cooking on a gas stove is not recommended.StorageDo not store your oxygen equipment in a small

25Moving Your SystemNever move the stationary unit withoutconsulting with your Apria Healthcarelocation.SpillageKeep the liquid unit upright at all ti

Liquid OxygenPatient/CaregiverAcknowledgement01. Orientation Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 02. Your Prescription . . . . . . . . . . . . .

26Early planning and careful preparation are the keysto an enjoyable trip. The following tips should helpyou plan and prepare for any trip.• Contact y

27• Never refill your portable unit inside your car orrecreational vehicle.If traveling by bus, train or ship:• Contact the reservation office for spe

28Troubleshooting Trouble Probable Cause RemedyPlace cannula prongs in a clean glassof water. If you observe bubblescoming from your cannula, your uni

29Troubleshooting (continued)Trouble Probable Cause RemedyReview filling procedure. If problempersists call Apria Healthcare.Immediately reconnect po

30Apria Healthcare is among America’s mostexperienced and respected home respiratory careproviders, and our patient satisfaction scores areconsistentl

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Orientation Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iYour Prescription . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Oxygen. . . . . . .

Your physician has prescribed your oxygen to beused in the following manner:____ liters per minute during normal activity.____ liters per minute durin

All people need oxygen in order to live. Oxygen is a gas that we can’t see, taste, or smell, yet is alwaysthere in the air which surrounds us. The amo

When oxygen is cooled to a very low temperature(around 300 degrees below zero Fahrenheit), itbecomes a liquid. In the liquid form, large amountsof oxy

FlowSelectorContentsIndicatorFillingConnectorNippleThe liquid oxygen stationary reservoir is a large unit.The stationary reservoir can store over 75 p