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Welch Allyn Insufflator Bulb and tube with tip for Otoscope $13.96 Otoscope Insufflator Bulb and Tip. |
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Welch Allyn Insufflator Bulb and Tube with Tip for MacroView $13.64 Macro View Insufflator Bulb and Tip. |
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Welch Allyn Insufflator Bulb without Tip $13.34 Welch Allyn 21501 Insufflator Bulb without a Tip. For use with Welch Allyn 3.5 V Pneumatic Otoscopes. |
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Welch Allyn 25021 Diagnostic Otoscope with Insufflator Bulb $138.48 Halogen HPX illumination and fiber optics to the distal tip for easy examinations. Halogen HPX lamp provides 30% more light output for true tissue color and long-lasting performance. Fiber optics project cool light to the distal tip with no reflections or obstructions for superior views of the tympanic membrane Wide-angle viewing lens allows for instrumentation under magnification. Sealed system for pneumatic otoscopy and accurate diagnosis of otitis media. |
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ADC Insufflator Fitting for Otoscope Head, 5120 $3.9 *?Diagnostic Replacement Parts*?See Item "F"? in enlarged image. (Click on image to enlarge)ADC medical instruments and accessories have been carefully designed to meet the rigorous demands of the most discriminating healthcare professionals throughout the world. ADC products are manufactured from the finest materials with an uncompromising concern for quality. Exhaustive inspection of every item by ADC factory trained quality control staff ensures strict compliance with ADC standards for performance and durability. And the commitment to manufacturing excellence is backed by the industry’s most extensive warranties. |
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ADC Insufflator Bulb for Otoscope Head, 5120 $11.5 * Diagnostic Replacement Parts* See Item "G"? in enlarged image. (Click on image to enlarge)ADC medical instruments and accessories have been carefully designed to meet the rigorous demands of the most discriminating healthcare professionals throughout the world.ADC products are manufactured from the finest materials with an uncompromising concern for quality.Exhaustive inspection of every item by ADC factory trained quality control staff ensures strict compliance with ADC standards for performance and durability.And the commitment to manufacturing excellence is backed by the industry’s most extensive warranties. |
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Welch Allyn MacroView Otoscope with Throat Illuminator & Insufflator Bulb $254.06 Delivers almost twice the field of view at higher magnification compared to standard otoscopes, making it easier to visualize the auditory canal and tympanic membrane. A nearly complete view of the tympanic membrane with approximately twice the field of view and 30% greater magnification than a traditional otoscope Better clarity and definition of landmarks. The ability to adjust focus for variable ear canal length or farsighted eyes. Tip grip for secure fastening and ejection of ear specula. Fiber optics produce cool light with no reflections and no obstruction. Throat illuminator provides light with a handy built-in penlight. Use with handles 71900 or 71000-A. |
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Aerophagia (Swallowing Air)
We’ve all burped or belched from time to time. It’s a normal part of bodily functions and simply means there is gas in the stomach. Babies must be “burped” while very young because they can’t do it themselves and suckling milk (whether from a bottle or a breast) causes them to swallow air.
Aerophagia is a condition caused by swallowing too much air while eating or drinking thus creating excessive belching or excessive burping. It can also cause bloating or an uncomfortable feeling in the abdomen which is pressure created by that excess air.
Those who chew gum, drink carbonated beverages such as colas, smoke, or eat too fast can run the risk of developing aerophagia. There are also some dangers involved in excess air in the stomach, such as gastric distension which can inflate the diaphragm. This can create a rupture of the esophagus due to gastric insufflations, and possibly cause aspiration of contents of the stomach into the lungs.
Aerophagia can become a side effect that may be dangerous in the case of NIV or noninvasive ventilation which is used commonly to treat respiratory problems, in cases involving cardiovascular critical care, or when general anesthetic is used during surgery. These instances will normally be monitored by professionals who will treat as necessary.
Many times this excess air (also called gas) can be odorous (smelly), causing a belch to smell offensive to others nearby. This is caused by the stomach gases that come up with that air bubble or burp. The stomach is a sea of gaseous matter because there are acids in there digesting the foods we have eaten. When this gas bubble passes through the intestines and out the rectum it often has an offensive odor and may be difficult to hide effectively. Most people produce from one to three pints of gas per day, passing that gas an average of fourteen times each day. The gas is made of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, methane, and hydrogen. These are basically odorless vapors but the offensive odor comes from bacteria found in the large intestine that release sulfur in small amounts as the gas passes through. However, excessive belching or excessive burping may be signs of trouble in your digestive system.
The majority of swallowed air caused by aerophagia contains carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and oxygen leaves the stomach by way of burping or belching and is released through the mouth while smaller amounts of it move down through the small intestine and much of this is absorbed, then it moves on to the large intestine, and out through the rectum. This excess air picks up gases along the way that can create odors.
While the majority of cases of aerophagia are considered to be normal or natural in nature, some instances can be attributed to deliberately swallowing large amounts of air. Children have found it a fun game to swallow air and deliberately produce large and noisy belching noises which while they are entertaining to their friends may be considered offensive to many adults such as their teachers and parents. In this instance their excessive burping or excessive belching is merely a game.
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