How to Properly Put on a Cannula Tutorial | Mountain High Aviation Oxygen

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This tutorial walks through making sure your cannula is on properly. Cannulas are often worn improperly, which can cause inefficiency or danger to the wearer.

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I had not had a decent nights sleep having to wear my cannula. This video, literally, saved my life and gave me back sleeping! I now put it on from behind my head, and no longer fear choking as I used to when putting it on the most popular way. THANK

kathyhammer

Literally in hospital trying to make sure i got it right at 6 a.m. Thank you sir!

LydiaStarz

This is very helpful since I brought my mother home from hospice yesterday.

independentsistah

Thank you so much this has been very helpful

glendalloyd

Thank you first ones more comfortable by the way..👍🏽

zoechavarria

What if it has no tab that goes on your iip

debraorme

This is sorely lacking. No cannulas that have ever been supplied to me have the "tab." So I wondered, are the prongs supposed to be pointed downward or upward? Can't tell by the video, as it's not really clear and due to optical illusion, the prongs can appear to be going up or down. We need to be told. Previously I read the prongs should point down, so for a year that's how I've been wearing them. But alas, today they delivered mini-tanks with pulse action. I could not figure out why the pulse just didn't seem to work. Eventually I discovered that with the tabs pointing down, the unit was not perceiving an intake of breath through my nose. When I turned the prongs up, the pulse worked just fine. So now I'm wondering, what is supposed to be the right way. Seems a video purporting to show how to wear a cannula should cover this.

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