An integrated flow generator, wide flow range (2 - 60 L/min) and various interfaces facilitates the treatment of a broad range of patients across the hospital.
Nasal high flow therapy (NHF) is recommended for several clinical applications among published clinical practice guidelines.
A review of the studies referenced by these guidelines showed that most of the studies used flows of ≥ 45 L/min, i.e., flow rate matters.
How do I set up nasal high-flow therapy?
Introducing F&P Micro Moments! This episode provides a quick overview of how to set up high flow therapy using the F&P Airvo.
Watch this episode below or jump to the first episode: What is high-flow therapy?
Airvo-Optiflow system components
- Airvo 2 high flow system or Airvo 3 system.
- AirSpiral™ heated breathing tube & chamber kit. AirSpiral kit with neb option.
- Optiflow interfaces for adult and peadiatric applications, including cannula, tracheostomy and mask adapter options.
- Hospital stand.
Optiflow high flow interfaces
For high-flow therapy, you need a comfortable interface that stays in place to ensure continuity of treatment.
Optiflow+ Duet
nasal cannula interface
Delivers asymmetric nasal high flow therapy, reshaping respiratory support.
Latest NHF interface
Introduction
(5 mins)
(5 mins)
- This video describes what the Airvo 2 is, how it works, and the philosophy behind using an active heated humidifier to provide Optimal Humidity.
Setting up for a patient
(3 mins)
- A step-by-step guide to setting up the Airvo 2 and an introduction to our range of interfaces.
Use/operation
(6 mins)
(6 mins)
- How to operate the Airvo 2, including adjusting settings such as flow and temperature and how to add oxygen if it's required.
Reprocessing
(5 mins)
(5 mins)
- Guidance for cleaning, disinfecting, and reprocessing* the Airvo 2 for the next patient.
*high-level disinfection
