CPAP Tips

The following section highlights everything from Nasal CPAP Therapy to sleep study technology; detailing everything from troubleshooting tips to patient FAQ’s.


CPAP Offer

by admin on March 23rd, 2011 in CPAP Tips

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Frequently Asked Questions

by admin on March 23rd, 2011 in CPAP Tips

How does nasal CPAP work? Nasal CPAP “blows the airway open” to prevent airway collapse during sleep. The pressure setting must be determined for each patient during sleep, so you should not try to adjust the pressure setting on your own. Because it works by increasing airway pressure, significant air leaks and air escape at [...]

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Nasal CPAP

by admin on March 23rd, 2011 in CPAP Tips

What is Nasal CPAP? Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Blowers are the generally accepted method of overcoming Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). A nasal CPAP unit delivers lightly pressurised air through a small nasal mask, and this flow of air acts like an ‘air splint’ to keep the upper airway open and thus prevent apneas from occuring. [...]

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Polysomnogram

by admin on March 23rd, 2011 in CPAP Tips

What is Polysomnogram? Polysomnogram is a test that measures activity during sleep. Each test will vary depending on the individual case, and some of the measurements taken may include: Brain waves, EEG (skin, surface, electrodes placed on the head) Heart beats, EKG (skin, surface electrodes placed on the chest) Eye movements, EOG (skin, surface electrodes [...]

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CPAP Trouble

by admin on March 23rd, 2011 in CPAP Tips

Common Issues Your nose feels dry and stuffy. You can try adding a humidifier to moisten the air from the CPAP machine. Some people prefer moist heated air. Your nose feels blocked up. Some people with sleep apnea have a nose problem. Ask your doctor if you have a nose problem that can be treated [...]

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