How do I know if the patient tubing is properly connected to the unit?

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• Do I have to change the prongs, patient tubing, hat, etc., while the patient is receiving treatment?

  You do not need to replace any accessories during Pumani bubbleCPAP treatment, unless you notice an issue with the attachment to the patient, such as the prongs not staying in place, the hat not staying in place, etc. If the prongs become blocked, ...

• What do I do if the water isn't bubbling when the prongs are in the patient's nose?

  There are several reasons why the water may not bubble when the prongs are in the patient's nose. First, check the size of the prongs to make sure that the prongs completely fill the patient's nostrils. If necessary, replace the prongs with the next ...

• What should I do if I spill water on the unit?

  The Pumani is designed to withstand typical volumes of water spillage. If you do spill water on the unit, first, immediately turn of the unit and place the patient on another Pumani unit or on oxygen treatment. Second, wipe up any external water on ...

• Can I cut or modify the patient tubing, prongs, or other accessories?

  No, you should not cut or modify any of the accessories. If you alter or modify the accessories, you may provide an unsafe level of flow or pressure to the patient and harm the patient.

• Where should I place the Pumani unit in the neonatal ward?

  The Pumani unit should be located as close to the patient as possible. It should be kept at waist height or above, so that users can easily view the flow settings, pressure level, and indicator light to make sure the unit is functioning correctly. It ...