What Are Common Supplies and Equipment for Pulmonology?

Pulmonology supplies include: Spirometers & Peak Flow Meters (for lung function testing) Pulse Oximeters Incentive Spirometers Nebulizers & Compressors CPAP / BiPAP Machines Oxygen Concentrators & Tubing Tracheostomy Care Kits Airway Suction Devices Respiratory Filters & Humidifiers Capnographs and Blood Gas Analyzers These respiratory supplies are essential for patient assessment, diagnosis, therapy, and long-term lung disease management.

What Does Pulmonary Include?

Pulmonary care focuses on the lungs and the entire respiratory system—including the airways, alveoli, bronchial tubes, diaphragm, and associated blood vessels. Pulmonary medicine manages disorders like asthma, COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, interstitial lung disease, and respiratory infections.

What Are the 4 Pulmonary Function Tests?

The most common pulmonary function tests (PFTs)—vital for respiratory assessment—are: Spirometry (most common pulmonary test) Lung Volume Measurement Diffusion Capacity (DLCO) Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEF)

What Will a Pulmonologist Do On a First Visit?

A pulmonologist will: Review your medical history Perform a physical exam Conduct basic lung function tests (spirometry or oximetry) May order chest X-rays, CT scans, or blood tests Discuss first signs of lung problems like persistent cough, shortness of breath, wheezing, or chest pain

Does Pulmonary Mean Lungs?

Yes! “Pulmonary” directly refers to the lungs and the respiratory system.

What Is the Most Common Pulmonary Test?

Spirometry is the most common and essential test to diagnose respiratory disorders.

What Are the First Signs of Lung Problems?

Chronic cough Shortness of breath Wheezing Chest tightness or pain Unexplained fatigue Frequent respiratory infections

Why Choose Our Pulmonology Supplies?

Industry-leading brands for hospital and home use Full range of pulmonary function testing equipment Best selection of respiratory therapy supplies & accessories Meets latest health and safety regulations Competitive pricing & fast shipping Trusted by pulmonologists, respiratory therapists, and clinics nationwide

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DLCO Barriette Virtual Filters, 50 & 100 / Case

by New Diagnostic Design

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$ 199.95

$ 120.00

SKU 3050-1

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NDD Hygienic Barriette Virtual Filter was designed to provide a state of the art barrier between the patient and the spirometry. Each barriette is a single use to prevent contamination between patients.

The barriette is a hygienic barrier that ensures that cross contamination between patients cannot occur. The validated design of the barriette makes sure that the DLCO and FRC valve units are not contaminated by the patient. Two types of barriettes are available, one for DLCO tests and one for multi-breath washout tests.

Features:

Hygienic barrier
No calibration required
Disposable

Benefits:

Separates patient from analyzer
Prevents cross contamination amongst patients
No cleaning or preparation needed

Ideal Uses:

Preventing contamination
With spirettes
On EasyOne models

Manufacturer: New Diagnostics Design

Product #

3050-1 (Case of 50)

3050-2 (Case of 100)

Protect the patient from becoming cross contaminated with the NDD Hygienic Barriette Virtual Filter. To order one today, dial 1-888-687-4334 to speak with a medical supplies professional.

DLCO Barriette Virtual Filters, 50 & 100 / Case

$ 199.95 $ 120.00

FAQs About Pulmonary Supplies

What Are Common Supplies and Equipment for Pulmonology?

Pulmonology supplies include: Spirometers & Peak Flow Meters (for lung function testing) Pulse Oximeters Incentive Spirometers Nebulizers & Compressors CPAP / BiPAP Machines Oxygen Concentrators & Tubing Tracheostomy Care Kits Airway Suction Devices Respiratory Filters & Humidifiers Capnographs and Blood Gas Analyzers These respiratory supplies are essential for patient assessment, diagnosis, therapy, and long-term lung disease management.
What Does Pulmonary Include?

Pulmonary care focuses on the lungs and the entire respiratory system—including the airways, alveoli, bronchial tubes, diaphragm, and associated blood vessels. Pulmonary medicine manages disorders like asthma, COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, interstitial lung disease, and respiratory infections.
What Are the 4 Pulmonary Function Tests?

The most common pulmonary function tests (PFTs)—vital for respiratory assessment—are: Spirometry (most common pulmonary test) Lung Volume Measurement Diffusion Capacity (DLCO) Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEF)
What Will a Pulmonologist Do On a First Visit?

A pulmonologist will: Review your medical history Perform a physical exam Conduct basic lung function tests (spirometry or oximetry) May order chest X-rays, CT scans, or blood tests Discuss first signs of lung problems like persistent cough, shortness of breath, wheezing, or chest pain
Does Pulmonary Mean Lungs?

Yes! “Pulmonary” directly refers to the lungs and the respiratory system.
What Is the Most Common Pulmonary Test?

Spirometry is the most common and essential test to diagnose respiratory disorders.
What Are the First Signs of Lung Problems?

Chronic cough Shortness of breath Wheezing Chest tightness or pain Unexplained fatigue Frequent respiratory infections
Why Choose Our Pulmonology Supplies?

Industry-leading brands for hospital and home use Full range of pulmonary function testing equipment Best selection of respiratory therapy supplies & accessories Meets latest health and safety regulations Competitive pricing & fast shipping Trusted by pulmonologists, respiratory therapists, and clinics nationwide

DLCO Barriette Virtual Filters, 50 & 100 / Case

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