EasyOne Pro™ / EasyOne Pro™ LAB 11
Introduction
single patient use. Use a new one for each patient to prevent
cross contamination between patients.
Risk of Poisoning—Observe all information provided by the
manufacturers of chemical products required for the use and
care of the product. Always keep these chemical products in
their original containers to avoid any confusion which may
have severe consequences.
RF Interference—Known RF sources, such as cell phones,
radio or TV stations, and two-way radios, may cause
unexpected or adverse operation of this device. Check the
device performance before each use.
Risk to Persons—If the display is broken, avoid contact with
the liquid crystal.
Suffocation Hazard—Dispose of the packaging material,
observing the applicable waste-control regulations. Keep the
packaging material out of children's reach.
Danger
Patient hazard — Observe the following points when
performing bronchial provocation tests:
Bronchial provocation tests can be dangerous for
patients! A primary condition for safe provocation test
procedures is a trained and experienced physician.
Above all, these physicians must be familiar with
appropriate precautions and guidelines, warnings,
procedures, contraindications, when to stop further
testing, etc. as defined in the medication documentation
and in the standards.
Observe the contraindications for the medication used,
such as
- general clinical instability of the patient
- severely reduced lung function
- treatment with beta blockers
- hyperresponsiveness
- pregnancy.
A physician or specially trained staff must be present
while bronchial provocation tests are being performed.
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