High Flow Oxygen Therapy (HFOT)
Key Details
High flow Oxygen therapy delivered through AquaNASE® nasal cannula heats and humidifies the gases with flows
Applications
High Flow – Oxygen therapy delivered through AquaNASE® nasal cannula heats and humidifies the gases with flows up to 60 L/min, reducing oxygen dilution.
- Improved patient comfort
- Reduced oxygen dilution
- Dead space washout
- Improved secretion clearance
- Alveoli recruitment
CPAP – Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) is delivered to correct hypoxia. Indications include cardiogenic pulmonary oedema and atelectasis.
CPAP recruits collapsed alveoli and improves gas exchange by:
- Application of PEEP (Positive End Expiratory Pressure) valve to maintain expiratory pressure.
- Delivering flow to meet the patients peak inspiratory requirements and maintain PAP.
- Delivery of CPAP is confirmed via pressure manometer.
AquaNASE®
AquaNASE® cannula for HFHOT can be supplied with AquaVENT® breathing systems in a complete Flowkit.
Patients can eat, drink, communicate and mobilise pulmonary secretions without disrupting therapy support. Heated humidification helps prevent drying of upper airway mucosa increasing patient comfort during oxygen therapy. Flows closer to a patient’s inspiratory demand reduces ambient air entrainment and oxygen dilution.
Use AquaNASE® during patients non-invasive ventilation rest periods for:
- oral hygiene
- hydration
- feeding
- physiotherapy
- managed weaning
High Flow Oxygen Therapy Video
POINT plus CPAP
PEEP versus CPAP; what’s the difference?
PEEP & CPAP are often mistaken as one and the same therapy. Defining the difference helps us understand the benefits and
limitations of each therapy.
POINT Plus (CPAP)
• PAP is any pressure applied to the airways above atmospheric pressure.
• PEEP refers to the positive airway pressure at the end of expiration only. During inspiration the pressure will drop below the PEEP level.
• CPAP refers to the PEEP pressure being maintained during the entire respiratory cycle (inspiration and expiration).
• To prevent a drop of pressure during the respiratory cycle the flow rate must exceed the patient’s peak inspiratory flow rate. In respiratory distress PIR may range from 60-120L/min
BioCote® Antimicrobial Silver Technology
Many of our breathing systems are supplied with BioCote®, an antimicrobial silver additive to limit the numbers of microbes on the surface of the breathing circuit, protecting it from microbial colonisation.
Related Products
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| POINT High Flow | Spirale® | AquaVENT® VT | FD140i – 2nd Generation |
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Product Codes
HFOT
High Flow circuit and cannula kit
| Code Type | Code |
|---|---|
| Product Code | AMHO1509/008 |
Box Quantity: 10
HFOT - Cannula
High Flow cannula
| Code Type | Code |
|---|---|
| Product Code | AMNS2004 (S) |
Box Quantity: 120
HFOT - Cannula
High Flow cannula
| Code Type | Code |
|---|---|
| Product Code | AMNS2005 (M) |
Box Quantity: 120
HFOT - Cannula
High Flow cannula
| Code Type | Code |
|---|---|
| Product Code | AMNS2006 (L) |
Box Quantity: 120
HFOT
Humidified oxygen system
| Code Type | Code |
|---|---|
| Product Code | AMHO1509/002 |
Box Quantity: 10
Downloads
Product Literature
| File | Type | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Critical Care brochure |
1.85 MB | 13th Aug 2019 | |
Breathing Systems Catalogue v1 |
3.23 MB | 15th Sep 2020 | |
Hardware Systems - Catalogue / Medical Equipment |
2.93 MB | 24th Mar 2020 |
Guidance for use
| File | Type | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
AM NeoFlow HFOT GFU |
761.82 KB | 23rd Jul 2019 |
Support Material
| File | Type | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
AQUANASE |
79.69 KB | 13th Aug 2019 | |
Guide to High Flow |
974.93 KB | 14th Aug 2019 |