alveoMD®

OS Support

We would like to inform our valued users that our application is currently available on android devices. However, it is available for iOS devices at this time. We are committed to providing a high-quality experience and are considering expanding our platform availability in the future. Stay tuned for updates and thank you for your understanding.

The alveoMD® application is designed to work with Android devices running version 8.0 (Oreo) or higher. Checking Your Android Version: Users can check their Android version by going to Settings > About Phone > Software Information on their device. If your version is below 8.0, an update may be required to use alveoMD.

Note: Users with devices running Android versions older than 8.0 may not be able to install or run the alveoMD® app effectively. We encourage users to consider updating their device software or using a compatible device to access all the features of alveoMD®.

Certainly! Here’s an elaborated FAQ entry explaining how the alveoair® device supports the Chrome-based alveoConnect® Portal:

FAQ: alveoair® Device Support for Chrome-Based alveoConnect® Portal

Q: Does the alveoair® device support the Chrome-based AlveoConnect Portal?**

A: Yes, the alveoAir device is fully compatible with the alveoConnect® Portal when accessed via the Google Chrome browser. Below are key points that elaborate on this compatibility:

1. Chrome Optimization: The alveoConnect® Portal is optimized for Google Chrome, ensuring a smooth and efficient user experience. This means when you access the portal using Chrome, you can expect enhanced functionality, speedy performance, and a user-friendly interface.

2. Device Integration: alveoair® devices seamlessly integrate with the alveoConnect® Portal via Chrome. This integration allows users to access real-time data, manage device settings, and utilize various features available on the portal.

3. Cross-Platform Accessibility: Chrome’s cross-platform nature allows users to access the alveoConnect® Portal from various devices, including desktops, laptops, and tablets, provided they are using the Chrome browser. This ensures consistent access and experience regardless of the device used.

4. Why Chrome: Google Chrome is known for its robust security features, fast performance, and frequent updates. These attributes make it an ideal choice for accessing web-based platforms like the alveoConnect® Portal, ensuring data is transmitted securely and efficiently.

5. How to Access: To access the alveoConnect® Portal, users should navigate to the portal’s URL using the Chrome browser. Once logged in, the portal will automatically detect and sync with the alveoair® device, allowing for real-time monitoring and management.

6. Technical Requirements: Users should ensure their Chrome browser is up to date to take full advantage of all the features and security updates. The alveoConnect® Portal is designed to work with the latest versions of Chrome for optimal performance.

7. Support and Assistance: If users encounter any issues while using the alveoConnect® Portal with their alveoAir device on Chrome, they are encouraged to contact our support team for assistance.

Note: While the alveoConnect® Portal is optimized for Chrome, it may also be accessible through other browsers. However, for the best experience and full functionality, we highly recommend using Google Chrome.

We are committed to providing a seamless and efficient experience for all our users through the alveoair® device and the alveoConnect® Portal.

Device Related

Certainly! Here’s an elaborated FAQ entry explaining the longevity of the alveoAir® device:
 
FAQ: Longevity of the alveoAir® Device
 
Q: For how long does the alveoAir® device last?**
A: The lifespan of the alveoAir® device varies depending on its usage. Below are the details for its longevity under different usage conditions:
 
1. Usage with 6 Tests Per Day:
When used regularly for conducting six tests per day, the alveoAir® device is designed to last for approximately 2 years.
– This estimate is based on the device’s operational capacity and battery life when actively used for testing purposes at this frequency.
 
2. In Idle Mode:
If the alveoAir® device is kept mostly in idle mode, which means it is turned on but not actively used for testing, it can last up to 7 years.
Idle mode consumption is significantly lower, as the device is not actively engaging its sensors and processing capabilities to the same extent as during active testing.
 
3. Factors Influencing Longevity:
Battery Life: Regular use tends to consume more battery, reducing the overall lifespan of the device.
Wear and Tear: Regular testing may also contribute to general wear and tear of the components, affecting longevity.
Storage Conditions: How the device is stored, particularly when in idle mode, can impact its lifespan. Ideal storage conditions can prolong the life of the device.
 
4. Maximizing Device Longevity:
To maximize the lifespan of your alveoAir® device, it is recommended to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for use and storage.
Regular maintenance and firmware updates, if available, can also help in ensuring the device functions optimally for the longest possible time.
 
5. Replacement and Upgrades:
Considering technological advancements and potential wear over time, users may consider replacing or upgrading their alveoAir® device at the end of its estimated lifespan for optimal performance and access to the latest features.
 
Note: These estimates are based on average usage scenarios. Actual device longevity can vary based on individual usage patterns, environmental conditions, and adherence to maintenance guidelines.
 
The alveoAir® device is designed with durability in mind, ensuring reliable performance throughout its estimated lifespan under the given usage conditions.
Creating a detailed guideline for performing spirometry with the alveoAir® device involves several steps to ensure accurate and safe testing. Please note that this is a general guide and it’s important to always refer to the specific instructions provided with your alveoAir device. Here’s a basic outline:
 
Guideline for Performing Spirometry with alveoAir®
 
Preparation:
1. Read the Manual:
Before using the alveoAir® spirometer, thoroughly read the user manual. Understand the device’s features, limitations, and safety precautions.
 
2. Charge the Device:
AAA Batteries should be charged or have adequate battery life for the test.
 
3. Hygienic Practices:
Clean and sanitize the device according to the manufacturer’s instructions to prevent any risk of infection.
 
Setting Up:
1. Install Necessary Software/App:
If the alveoAir® requires specific software or an app for operation, ensure it is installed and updated on your compatible device (smartphone, tablet, or computer).
 
2. Device Connection:
Connect the alveoAir® spirometer to your device. This might be done via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or a physical connection, depending on the model.
 
3. Patient Information:
Enter the patient’s details into the system as required. This may include age, gender, height, weight, and medical history relevant to the spirometry test.
 
Performing the Test:
1. Patient Position:
Have the patient sit upright, in a comfortable position. Ensure they are relaxed and their airway is not obstructed by clothing.
 
2. Instructions:
Clearly instruct the patient on how to perform the test. They will need to take a deep breath in, then exhale forcefully and as completely as possible into the spirometer.
 
3. Mouthpiece Use:
The patient should seal their lips tightly around the mouthpiece. Stress the importance of a tight seal to prevent air from escaping.
 
4. Perform Multiple Tests:
Usually, multiple tests (e.g., three trials) are performed to ensure consistency and accuracy. Wait for about 30 seconds to one minute between tests to allow the patient to recover.
 
After the Test:
1. Review Results:
The software or app will likely provide immediate results. Review these for any irregularities or the need for repeat tests.
 
2. Clean the Device:
After testing, clean and sanitize the device according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
 
3. Consult Healthcare Professional:
If the test is self-administered, it’s recommended to share and discuss the results with a healthcare professional for accurate interpretation.
 
Safety and Precautions:
– Patients with certain health conditions (like recent heart surgery, eye surgery, active lung infections, etc.) should consult with a healthcare professional before performing spirometry.
– If the patient feels dizzy, lightheaded, or experiences chest pain during the test, stop immediately and seek medical advice.
 
Note: This guideline is for general informational purposes. Always follow the specific instructions provided with your alveoAir® device and consult healthcare professionals for medical advice.
 
Remember, spirometry tests are sensitive to technique and patient effort, so proper instruction and practice are key to obtaining reliable results.
Certainly! Here’s an overview of the contents found in the alveoAir® Spirometer box:
 
Contents of the alveoAir® Spirometer Box
When you purchase the alveoAir® Spirometer, the box will contain the following items:
 
1. alveoAir® Spirometer Device:
Quantity: 1
Description: This is the main unit of the alveoAir® Spirometer, the device used for conducting spirometry tests. It’s designed to measure lung function and airflow.
 
2. Batteries:
Quantity: 2 AAA batteries
Description: These are used to power the alveoAir® Spirometer. Ensure that these batteries are inserted correctly for the device to function.
 
3. Turbine:
Quantity: 1
Description: The turbine is a crucial component of the spirometer. It’s used to measure the flow rate of air entering and exiting the lungs during the spirometry test.
 
Additional Information:
– Along with these primary components, the box may also include a user manual or guide. This manual provides important information on how to use the device, safety instructions, and maintenance guidelines.
– It’s advisable to read the user manual thoroughly before using the device.
– Some models might include additional accessories like disposable mouthpieces, nose clips, or carrying cases, depending on the manufacturer’s package.
 
Note: Always check the contents upon receiving your alveoAir® Spirometer to ensure all items are present and in good condition. If anything is missing or damaged, contact the supplier or manufacturer immediately for assistance.
 
This overview gives you a clear idea of what to expect in the alveoAir® Spirometer box, ensuring you are well-prepared for its use.