inhaler

Converse of object

• meter: Please note that the majority of pressurized metered dose inhalers from these batches function normally.
• shake: Remove the cap from the mouthpiece and shake the inhaler vigorously.
• prescribe: I visited my doctor who told me I might be suffering from asthma and prescribed an inhaler.
• carry: I am an asthmatic, can I carry an inhaler?
• use: Many people with asthma use an inhaler each day to keep symptoms away.
• keep: There are some tips to help you, like keeping the preventer inhaler beside the toothbrush in the bathroom.

Adjective modifier

• cfc-free: However, the introduction of CFC-free inhalers has clouded the issue.
• nasal: At the time, British officials suggested the steroid may have come from a nasal inhaler or cold remedy widely available in the US.
• dry: Other dry powder inhalers will have the medication either in disks or in the device itself.
• different: There are lots of different inhalers to choose from.

Modifies a noun

• device: I have been told there are some recommendations about caring for inhaler devices.
• technique: You can check your inhaler technique with your doctor, practice nurse or pharmacist.

Noun used with modifier

• preventer: A doctor may prescribe a high dose of a preventer inhaler at first, to quickly " get on top of symptoms " .
• reliever: Minor effects on airway function were likely to respond to the use of the subject's reliever inhaler " .
• salbutamol: I imagine that this is a blue Ventolin or salbutamol inhaler.
• bronchodilator: If you are also using a bronchodilator inhaler, be sure to always carry the inhaler with you to use during asthma attacks.
• asthma: Influences on asthma inhaler device selection in trained asthma nurses.
• aerosol: An aerosol inhaler used with a spacer is likely to get more medicine into your lungs than using just an inhaler on its own.

Possessives

reliever: Use of a ' reliever ' inhaler should lessen this effect.

Preposition: for

asthma: She had recently started to use an inhaler for asthma.