UFO sun device. UV lamp "Sun": instructions for use. Treatment of the wound surface

PURPOSE OF THE OUFK-01 QUARTZER

1.1 Ultraviolet irradiator OUFK-01 is intended for therapeutic use for general, local and intracavitary irradiation with an effective integrated radiation spectrum in the range of 230-400 nm. with infectious, infectious-allergic, inflammatory, post-traumatic diseases and injuries in medical institutions (hospitals, clinics, etc.), sanatoriums, dispensaries, as well as at home.

1.2 Irradiation is carried out according to the methods:

• irradiation of the mucous membranes of the nose, oral cavity, external ear canal, vagina with inflammatory, infectious-allergic, infectious diseases;
• local exposures skin with diseases and traumatic injuries of the skin;
• general irradiation in case of skin diseases, disorders of phosphorus-calcium metabolism in case of injuries of the musculoskeletal system, rickets;
• sterilization of the premises by ultraviolet (UV) radiation, incl. to prevent the spread of acute respiratory infections and influenza at home.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

1 Work procedure during local intracavitary irradiation

1.1 For local irradiation, install the necessary sterile tube into the opening of the irradiator screen.

1.2 Connect the power cord of the irradiator to the mains 220V 50 Hz. The lamp should light up within 1 minute. If the lamp does not light up, reconnect the irradiator to the network.

1.3 Irradiation must be started after the lamp warms up for 5 minutes, since during this time the lamp parameters stabilize.

1.4. After the end of the procedure, disconnect the irradiator from the mains.

2. The order of work during general irradiation and quartzization.

2.1 The procedure for turning on the irradiator for general irradiation and quartzization is carried out in the same way as for local irradiation. In this case, the screen in which the replaceable tubes are attached must be removed.

2.2 The duration of quartzization is determined depending on the size of the room: 15-30 m2 are quartzized for 15-30 minutes.

2.3 When carrying out general and local skin irradiation, the irradiator is placed at a distance of 10-50 cm from the irradiated surface, having previously removed the protective screen in which the tubes are attached. During local irradiation of the skin, the focus of the disease is limited from healthy areas of the skin with the help of a towel and a sheet.

PRIVATE TECHNIQUES FOR LOCAL UVR OF THE SKIN AND MUCOSA

1. Flu

Flu- It is an acute viral infection that spreads easily from person to person through airborne droplets.

Seasonal influenza is characterized by sudden onset of high fever, cough (usually dry), headache, muscle and joint pain, severe malaise (feeling unwell), sore throat and runny nose. But the flu can cause severe illness or death in people at higher risk (see below). The period between infection and disease, known as incubation period, lasts about two days.

TREATMENT: During the influenza epidemic, for prophylactic purposes, irradiation of the face and through tubes of the nasal mucosa and posterior pharyngeal wall is carried out. Irradiation duration 3 min. per area, total time 15 minutes.

During the height of the disease, radiation is not carried out.

During the period of the reverse development of the disease (or during the recovery period), in order to prevent the development of complications (attachment of a secondary infection), UVI of the nasal and pharyngeal mucosa is performed. Dose for 1 min. for each zone, after 3 days, the exposure is increased by 1 minute to 3 minutes. The course of irradiation is 10 procedures.

2. Acute respiratory diseases

Very common diseases with a predominant lesion respiratory tract. Caused by various etiological agents (viruses, mycoplasmas, bacteria). Immunity after past diseases is strictly type-specific, for example, to the influenza virus, parainfluenza, herpes simplex, rhinovirus. Therefore, one and the same person can get acute respiratory disease up to 5-7 times during the year. The source of infection is a person with clinically expressed or erased forms of acute respiratory disease. Healthy virus carriers are of less importance. Transmission of infection occurs predominantly by airborne droplets. Diseases occur in the form of isolated cases and epidemic outbreaks.

Symptoms and course. ARI is characterized by relatively mild symptoms general intoxication, a predominant lesion of the upper respiratory tract and a benign course. The defeat of the respiratory system manifests itself in the form of rhinitis, nasopharyngitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis, tracheolaryngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia.

TREATMENT: In the first days of the disease, ultraviolet radiation is used. chest posterior (interscapular) surface and anterior (sternum, trachea) through a perforated localizer.

To make a perforated localizer, it is necessary to take a medical oilcloth 40x40 cm in size and perforate it with holes of 1.0-1.5 cm. Irradiation dose from a distance of 10 cm. 10 min. The next day, the localizer is shifted and new areas of the skin are irradiated with the same dose. In total, 5-6 procedures are prescribed for the course of treatment. At the same time, it is possible to irradiate the plantar surfaces of the feet from a distance of 10 cm for 10-15 minutes.

3. Acute rhinitis

Acute rhinitis is a common runny nose, and it is one of the most common colds and is familiar to almost every person firsthand.

This is an acute inflammation of the lining of the nasal cavity, accompanied by a disorder of its functions - breathing, smell, lacrimal passage, etc.

As a rule, rhinitis is caused by viruses and bacteria, but the start of a runny nose is a sudden strong irritation of the nasal mucosa - for example, dust or chemicals, as well as hypothermia - general or individual parts of the body, most often the legs.

In the initial period of the disease, UVI is carried out on the plantar surfaces of the feet. Dose from a distance of 10 cm for 10-15 minutes. within 3-4 days.

In the stage of attenuation of exudative phenomena in the nasal mucosa (the end of rhinorrhea), to prevent the attachment of a secondary infection and the development of complications in the form of sinusitis, otitis media, etc., UVR of the nasal and pharyngeal mucosa is prescribed using a tube. Dose 1 min. with a daily gradual increase to 3 minutes. The course of irradiation is 5-6 days.

4. Acute inflammation of the maxillary sinuses

Acute sinusitis often occurs during acute rhinitis, influenza, measles, scarlet fever and others. infectious diseases, as well as due to disease of the roots of the four rear upper teeth.

clinical picture. Feeling of tension or pain in the affected sinus, impaired nasal breathing, discharge from the nose, a disorder of smell on the affected side, photophobia and lacrimation. The pain is often diffuse, vague or localized in the forehead, temple and occurs at the same time of the day.

On examination: mucous or mucopurulent discharge in the middle nasal passage (the place of communication of the sinus with the nasal cavity), less often - swelling of the cheek and swelling of the upper or lower eyelid, pain is often felt on palpation of the front wall of the maxillary sinus. Body temperature is elevated, often chills. During posterior rhinoscopy, purulent discharge is often found on the back of the pharynx.

TREATMENT: After performing diagnostic and therapeutic punctures and washing the sinuses, UVI of the mucous membrane of the nasal passages is prescribed through a tube with a diameter of 5 mm. Dose 2 min. with a daily increase in duration of 1 min. up to 4 min., irradiation course 5-6 min.

5. Acute tubo-otitis

Pathology is an acute inflammatory process of the middle ear. In this case, there is a lesion of the auditory tube, tympanic cavity and air cells of the mastoid process. etiological factor is a bacterial infection: staphylococci, streptococci, E. coli, Proteus, Klebsiella.

The inflammatory process leads to swelling of the mucous membrane of the auditory tube, which ultimately disrupts the ventilation of the middle ear. The pressure in the tympanic cavity drops, the tympanic membrane retracts, the blood filling of the vessels increases and part of the liquid component of the blood leaves the vessels - transudation occurs. Further, the inflammatory component is mixed with the transudate.

Patients with acute tubo-otitis are concerned about the feeling of discomfort and congestion in the ear, noise and the sensation of overflowing liquid when changing the position of the head. Autophony is often observed - increased perception of one's own voice by the affected ear.

TREATMENT: The disease develops as a complication of acute respiratory disease, acute rhinitis. UVR is prescribed for the mucous membrane of the posterior pharyngeal wall, nasal passages through a 15 mm tube. at a dose of 1 min. with a gradual increase to 2-3 minutes. At the same time, irradiation is carried out through a 5 mm tube. external auditory canal for 5 minutes, the course of irradiation is 5-6 procedures.

UVI is carried out on the anterior surface of the chest in the trachea, the back of the neck. Dose from a distance of 10 cm for 5-8 minutes, as well as UVR of the posterior pharyngeal wall using a tube. Dose 1 min. The duration of exposure increases every 2 days to 3-5 minutes. Course 5-6 procedures.

6. Acute tracheobronchitis, acute bronchitis

Acute tracheobronchitis, or simply acute bronchitis, is an acute diffuse inflammation of the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract. Among the causes contributing to the onset of the disease acute bronchitis are factors that reduce the protective properties of the body to the effects of pathogens of acute respiratory diseases. These factors are chronic infection upper respiratory tract and hypothermia. Also, the cause of the disease is the epidemic situation, i.e. being in contact with sick people. The etiology of bronchitis is infectious, the disease occurs in acute respiratory diseases viral etiology. Acute bronchitis is a common disease.

TREATMENT: UVR is prescribed from the first day of the disease. The anterior surface of the chest is irradiated in the area of ​​the trachea, sternum and interscapular region through a perforated localizer, which is displaced daily to non-irradiated areas of the skin. Duration of irradiation from 10 cm. 10 min. The course of irradiation is 5-6 procedures.

7. Bronchial asthma

Bronchial asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways involving a variety of cellular elements. The key link is bronchial obstruction (narrowing of the lumen of the bronchi), due to specific immunological sensitization and allergies) or non-specific mechanisms, manifested by repeated episodes of wheezing, shortness of breath, feelings of congestion in the chest and cough

TREATMENT: UVR is carried out according to two methods. The chest is divided into 10 sections, along the line below the nipple, each 12x5 cm in size. 1 section is irradiated daily. Either the anterior and posterior surfaces of the chest are irradiated through a perforated localizer. Dose from 10 cm 10-12 minutes during one procedure. The course of treatment is 10 irradiations.

8. Chronic tonsillitis

Chronic tonsillitis is a chronic inflammation of the palatine tonsils. The palatine tonsils are an organ that takes an active part in the formation of the immunobiological defense mechanisms of the body.
The greatest activity of the tonsils in these protective mechanisms is manifested in childhood and the inflammatory processes occurring in them lead to the development of stable immunity.

However, recurring inflammation of the tonsils due to a bacterial infection inhibits the production of immunity and causes the development of chronic tonsillitis. In addition, the development of immunity is sometimes delayed due to improper antibiotic treatment, as well as the unreasonable use of drugs that reduce body temperature when it is not high (37-37.5).

The development of chronic tonsillitis is also facilitated by a persistent violation of nasal breathing (adenoids in children, deviated nasal septum, enlargement of the inferior nasal concha, nasal polyps, etc.). Local causes are often infectious foci in nearby organs: carious teeth, purulent sinusitis, chronic adenoiditis.

TREATMENT: UVI of the palatine tonsils is carried out through a tube with an oblique cut. The effectiveness of treatment depends on correct technique performing UV therapy. When widely open mouth and pressed tongue to the bottom of the mouth, while the palatine tonsils should be clearly visible. The tube of the irradiator with a cut towards the tonsil is inserted into the oral cavity at a distance of 2-3 cm from the surface of the teeth. The beam of UV radiation is strictly directed to the irradiated tonsil. Nurse controls the correctness of the irradiation of the tonsils. The patient can independently conduct irradiation, controlling the correctness of the procedure using a mirror. After irradiation of one tonsil, the same method is used to irradiate the other. dose of radiation. Irradiation of each tonsil is started from 1 minute, after 1-2 days the duration of exposure is increased by 1 minute, bringing it to 3 minutes. The course of treatment is 10-12 procedures.

The effectiveness of treatment increases significantly if the treatment complex includes washing the lacunae from necrotic masses. Washing is performed before UVI of the tonsils.

The same method is used to wash the tonsil niche after tonsillectomy.

9. Chronic periodontal disease, acute periodontitis

periodontal disease- This is a disease of the teeth of a primary dystrophic nature. This means that during periodontal disease, there is a violation of the trophism (nutrition) of the jaw bone tissue and periodontal tissues (violation of tissue renewal, violation of the blood supply to the gums, violation mineral metabolism). The causes of periodontal disease are changes caused by diseases internal organs and systems (atherosclerosis, hypertension, vegetovascular dystonia), as well as bone lesions (osteopenia). Periodontal disease does not cause pain and other sensations, so patients usually do not go to the doctor. In severe stages, periodontal disease is complicated by inflammation of the gums and is called periodontitis.

TREATMENT: UVI of the gum mucosa is carried out through a tube with a diameter of 15 mm. In the zone of irradiation of the gingival mucosa, the lip and cheek are moved to the side with a spatula (spoon at home) so that the UV radiation beam falls on the gingival mucosa. Slowly moving the tube, we irradiate all the mucous membranes of the gums of the upper and lower jaws.

The duration of exposure during one procedure is 10-15 minutes. The course of investment is 6-8 procedures.

10. Clean wounds

All open wounds (cut, torn, bruised, etc.) are microbially contaminated. Before the primary surgical treatment of the wound and the surrounding skin for 10 minutes. irradiated with UV radiation, taking into account its bactericidal effect. On the following days of dressings, removal of sutures, UVR is repeated at the same dose.

11. Purulent wounds

After cleansing festering wound from necrotic tissues and purulent plaque, to stimulate healing (epithelialization) of the wound, UVR is prescribed. On the days of dressing, after treatment of the wound (toilet of the wound), the very surface of the purulent wound and the edges are irradiated with UV radiation. Dose: distance from the wound surface of the emitter 10 cm, exposure time 2-3 minutes. After 1-2 days, the duration of irradiation is increased by 1 min to 10 min. The course of treatment is 10-12 procedures.

12. Acne vulgaris

Acne vulgaris is a common skin disease that is accompanied by rashes on the face and upper body (back, shoulders, chest). Acne most often appears during puberty both in boys and girls. However, in men, according to statistics, the disease occurs more often, proceeds with more pronounced clinical manifestations.

TREATMENT: UVR is carried out in turn: the first day is the face, the second is the anterior surface of the chest, the third day is the back of the chest. The cycle is repeated 8-10 times. Irradiation is carried out from a distance of 10-15 cm, the duration of irradiation is 10-15 minutes.

13. Lactational mastitis

Lactational mastitis is an inflammation of the parenchyma and interstitium of the mammary gland that has arisen in postpartum period against the background of lactation.

Lactational mastitis is fraught with the formation of cosmetic defects of the mammary gland, affects mental condition women, can create disharmony in family life. In addition, a decrease in the level of lactation and contamination of milk with microflora adversely affects the development and health of the newborn.

TREATMENT: The nipple and mammary gland are irradiated with UV radiation from a distance of 10 cm for 6-8 minutes. Irradiation is repeated after 1 day. The course of treatment is 10 procedures until the healing of nipple cracks and the reverse development of inflammatory reactions in the mammary gland.

14. Furuncle, carbuncle, abscess

Furuncle (boil) - acute purulent-necrotic inflammation of the hair follicle and the surrounding connective tissue caused by pyogenic bacteria, mainly Staphylococcus aureus.

Carbuncle- this is an acute purulent-necrotic inflammation of several hair follicles and sebaceous glands with the formation of a general infiltrate and extensive necrosis of the skin and subcutaneous tissue. Most often it is solitary.

Abscess, or abscess, focal purulent inflammation, which is characterized by the formation of a cavity filled with pus, consisting mainly of white blood cells (leukocytes), blood serum and remnants of destroyed tissue.

TREATMENT: UVR starts at the beginning of the disease, during the period of hydration and continues after an independent or surgical opening of the abscess. Dose: irradiation is carried out from a distance of 10 cm, duration 10-12 minutes. The course of irradiation is 10-12 procedures.

15. Erysipelas

Erysipelas (a special clinical type of cellulitis) is an acute bacterial infection of the dermis and subcutaneous tissue. It is caused almost exclusively by streptococci. Entrance gates of infection are foci with epidermophytosis of the feet, ulcers, trophic disorders in venous insufficiency and superficial wounds. Skin changes in certain diseases (lymphoedema, diabetes, alcoholism) are risk factors for the development of erysipelas.

The lesion is represented by a tense plaque with clear edges, which increases by 2-10 cm per day.

In 90% of cases, the legs are affected, although the hands and face may also be affected. 85% of patients have an acute onset of the disease with a high fever that precedes skin symptoms within hours.

TREATMENT: The zone of erysipelatous inflammation with the capture of 5 cm of the surrounding tissues is irradiated with UV radiation. The distance of the burner from the skin is 10-12 cm. The duration of exposure is 10 minutes, with each subsequent exposure the duration increases by 1 minute. up to 15 min. The course of treatment is 12-15 procedures.

16. Soft tissue bruises

We hurt ourselves mainly as a result of blows or falls. In everyday life, bruises lie in wait for us at every turn. He dropped a heavy object on his leg - he received a bruise of the soft tissues of the leg, under the eye there was a "black eye" - there was a bruise of the soft tissues of the face, he was pinched by the doors in the subway - they suffered soft tissues torso, slipped and fell - he also hurt himself. Especially a lot of bruises occur during an accident (traffic accidents).

TREATMENT: UVR of the bruised area is prescribed in order to have a bactericidal effect on the microflora of the skin, prevent suppuration of hemorrhages in the subcutaneous tissue and deep-lying tissues, and promote their resorption. Irradiation of the bruised area and surrounding tissues is carried out from a distance of 15-20 cm. The duration of irradiation starts from 10 minutes, increases daily by 1 minute to 15 minutes. The course of irradiation is 12-15 procedures.

17. Bone fractures

bone fracture- complete or partial violation of the integrity of the bone under a load exceeding the strength of the injured part of the skeleton. Fractures can occur as a result of trauma>, and as a result of various diseases accompanied by changes in the strength characteristics of bone tissue.

After applying the compression-distraction apparatus G.A. Ilizarov, external or intraosseous metal osteosynthesis connecting bone fragments, UVR is prescribed for the fracture area. The purpose of irradiation in the early period of bone fracture is to have a bacteriostatic, analgesic, resolving hemorrhage effect.

Irradiation is carried out from a distance of 10-15 cm from the burner. Irradiation dose: from 10-15 minutes, the course of irradiation is 10 procedures.

In the later period of bone fracture (after 2 weeks), in the case of delayed callus formation, UVR is prescribed to normalize calcium-phosphorus metabolism, stimulate the formation of callus. The entire limb is irradiated from both sides from a distance of 30-50 cm. Dose: continued irradiation for 10-15 minutes. to each side. Course 10-12 procedures.

18. Acute and chronic vulvitis, colpitis, bartholinitis

Vulvitis- inflammation of the external genital organs and the entrance to the vagina. The causative agents of the inflammatory process are most often staphylococci, streptococci, E. coli, enterococci, less often - gonococcus, diphtheria bacillus (specific vulvitis).

Colpitis (vaginitis) - inflammation of the vaginal mucosa, the causative agent of which can be chlamydia, trichomonas, mycoplasma, streptococcus, staphylococcus, Haemophilus influenzae, etc. The disease can also be caused by an association of microorganisms.

Bartholinitis- inflammation excretory ducts Bartholin's glands located at the entrance to the vagina. Most often B. is caused by gonococcus and in this case takes on a protracted character. With blockage of the ducts resulting from their inflammation and retention of pus, severe soreness appears in the perineum, significant swelling at the entrance to the vagina (usually one-sided), body temperature rises

TREATMENT: Local ultraviolet irradiation is carried out in a gynecological office using a gynecological mirror, a 15 mm tube is used. radiation dose 2 min. with a daily increase of 1 min. up to 6-8 min. At the same time, irradiation of the external genitalia is carried out, from a distance of 10 to 10-12 minutes. Course 6-8 exposures.

19. Cervical erosion

Cervical erosion- a benign process in the cervix. It occurs in almost every second woman of childbearing age. It can regress on its own, but can lead to an oncological process. Cervical erosion is a defect in the epithelium that covers the vaginal part of the cervix. Cervical erosion may not be clinically apparent. Sometimes there are pains during sexual intercourse, slight spotting.

TREATMENT: To stimulate the healing of erosion, UVR is carried out in a gynecological office. Irradiation is performed by a gynecologist. The cervix is ​​exposed using a gynecological speculum, a tube of 15 mm is used, the radiation dose is 2 minutes with an increase daily by 1 minute to 6-8 minutes. Course 5-8 exposures.

20. Antirachitic action (prevention of rickets)

Rickets is an impaired mineralization of growing bone leading to impaired skeletal formation in early childhood.

The main cause of vitamin D-deficient rickets is insufficient ultraviolet radiation (anactinosis). Vitamin D deficiency (especially during the winter months) reduces, among other things, the absorption of calcium from the intestines and the exchange of calcium between the blood and skeletal system, and due to the existing hypocalcemia leads to secondary hyperparathyroidism with increased evacuation of calcium from the bones and increased excretion of phosphorus by the kidneys.

In the conditions of the Arctic, in areas with low solar radiation, individually, with the appearance of signs of rickets, UVR of the child can be used.

Quartz burners DRT 125 do not have an erythema-forming effect. To normalize phosphorus-calcium metabolism, the formation of vitamin D, it is enough to carry out minimal doses of radiation according to a slow scheme.

Tab. #1

CONTRAINDICATIONS

There are no contraindications for quartzing rooms.

Contraindications for local and general exposures:

• High sensitivity to ultraviolet light
• Oncological diseases skin and predisposition to them
• Inflammatory gynecological diseases
• Systemic lupus erythematosus, etc.

Product Care Rules

The surface of the housing of the OUFK-01 irradiator and the time relay must be wiped with a dry gauze swab.

For indications and contraindications for the use of an ultraviolet emitter, consult your doctor.

The irradiator is not designed for tanning procedures.

Quartz lamp Sunshine - how to use for bronchitis, ENT infections, dermatological, viral diseases and etc.

Moderate doses of ultraviolet radiation are the key to good health. The body receives a sufficient amount of ultraviolet rays only on sunny summer days, while the rest of the time we suffer from a lack of them.

Having at least one UV lamp in the house, you can significantly improve the health of all family members, reduce the risk of illness during periods of epidemics and regularly solve a number of problems that arise in the process of life.

UV Quartz is a powerful weapon against viruses, bacteria and germs and a way to reduce dependence on pharmaceuticals prescribed by doctors of various specializations.

First of all, ultraviolet is aimed at the destruction of pathogens.

By means of a home emitter-quartzizer, air sanitation is carried out in living and working premises.

Also, the device is indispensable for the following situations:

1. prevention of skin diseases and viral infections,
2. treatment of ENT, gynecological, musculoskeletal, dermatological diseases,
3. gain immune system,
4. disinfection of skin and nails after pedicure and manicure.

The use of an apparatus for home use - an ultraviolet quartz irradiator Sun - is advisable for the treatment and prevention of various diseases and for general quartzization of a home. Numerous reviews of doctors and grateful patients testify to the enhancement of any therapy with dosed irradiation.

Among the devices produced by domestic manufacturers, the devices of Solnyshko LLC have gained particular popularity among the people. On the domestic market, various models of household appliances are presented, which are equipped with special nozzles and light-protective glasses, they are certified and approved for sale by sanitary and epidemiological services.

Important: the information below is provided for the OUFK-01 "Solnyshko" device intended for home use.

UFO "Sun" indications for use

Indications for home use of ultraviolet irradiation are:

• strengthening immunity and increasing the body's resistance to viruses, microbes and bacteria;
• treatment and prevention of influenza and other types of acute respiratory infections and acute respiratory viral infections;
• herpes treatment;
• treatment and prevention bronchial asthma, tonsillitis, runny nose;
• prevention and treatment of rickets in pregnant women, nursing mothers and children of all ages;
• strengthening the processes of skin regeneration and treatment of pustular skin lesions, furunculosis, carbunculosis, pyoderma, psoriasis (winter form of the disease), weeping navel in newborns, bedsores, diaper rash, burns, frostbite, erysipelas and other dermatological pathologies;
• stabilization of the immune status with a sluggish course inflammatory processes in the human body;
• hardening of the body;
• activation of fusion processes in fractures and cracks of bones and normalization of calcium-phosphorus metabolism;
• in complex therapy arthritis;
• reduction in the manifestations of dental diseases (periodontal disease, stomatitis, gingivitis, etc.);
• deficit replenishment sun rays, which is observed in residents of the northern regions and in all people in the winter;
• treatment of peripheral diseases nervous system;
• activation of hematopoietic processes and improvement of blood plasma composition.

How to use the UV lamp at home:

Quartzization of rooms and objects in the apartment

For the event, the front damper of the quartzizer opens, the device is connected to the network and works in the room for about 30 minutes (the area is from 15 to 30 square meters), while there should be no people and pets in the room.

This procedure allows you to clean the air of germs and bacteria, as well as get a feeling of cleanliness and freshness. Children's toys, bedding, personal hygiene items, especially those belonging to patients with viral infections, are sanitized in the same way.

Attention! Turning on and off the device should be done in light-protective glasses.

Quartzization of the human or pet body

Treatment and prevention of pathologies of the nasopharynx and respiratory organs, including otitis media, colds, rhinitis, symptoms of influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections, sinusitis, etc. Influencing the mucous membranes of the nasopharynx, UV leads to a decrease in the inflammatory processes of the upper respiratory tract and nose, the removal of swelling and pain.

The following methods of quartzing are used: local irradiation of damaged skin, irradiation of the mucous membranes of the nose, mouth, ears (external auditory canal), vagina, general irradiation for rickets, fractures, skin pathologies.

UV "Sun": instructions for use

The device Sun OUFK-01 is intended for use from the age of three, except for cases of rickets, when the growth and development of the child is improved by irradiation and the deficiency of vitamins of group D is eliminated.

In order for the procedures to be not only safe, but also effective for children, it is necessary to determine the individual biodose of the child. The method of determination is to irradiate the baby's body in the buttocks or abdomen.

The sun: how to determine the biodose

The emitter is installed at a distance of ½ meter from the skin surface and 6 shutters are opened in turn in front of the windows of the biodosimeter. Use a stopwatch, opening each damper at ½ minute intervals. Thus, the skin in the area of ​​the first window will be irradiated for 3 minutes, the second - 2.5 minutes, the third - 2 minutes, the fourth - 1.5 minutes, the fifth - 1 minute. and the sixth - ½ min. A day later, the condition of the child's skin is checked. Biodose is determined visually by the degree of redness. The area with the least hyperemia is an indicator of the baby's exposure time.

How to use the "Sun" for ARVI

To date, many are concerned about the issue of preventing the occurrence of influenza.

1. Since the influenza virus spreads mainly by airborne droplets (much less often through household items), air sanitation in residential and working premises and disinfection of objects becomes special meaning. Turn on the UV device daily to kill pathogens.
2. Irradiation of a person to increase the resistance to SARS is carried out daily or every other day (the average course is 10 procedures). Experts recommend irradiating the following areas: face, mucous membranes of the nasal passages (through tube nozzles) and back wall pharynx (through tubes).

The duration of exposure for adults is 1-3 minutes. for each area. Irradiation for children is carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions attached to the device, or on the recommendation of an experienced pediatrician.

How to use UV radiation for various diseases

Rickets

With this pathology, in children under 3 months of age, the posterior surface of the body is irradiated, placing the irradiator at a distance of ½ meter. The first session is 1/8 of the previously determined biodose. In children older than 3 months. use ¼ biodose. Every 2 procedures, the exposure time is increased by 1/8 and ¼ of the biodose, respectively, according to the age of the baby. The maximum session time is 1 full biodose. The number of procedures is 15-20 with a frequency of 1 time per day. If necessary, the course is repeated after 2 months.

Rhinitis

A runny nose is one of the most common cold symptoms of various etiologies. Inflamed mucous membranes of the nasal passages cause a disorder in the functions of breathing, smelling and tearing. Mucus is actively produced from the sinuses - in this way the body gets rid of microbes and irritants.

Rhinitis can be triggered by the vital activity of viral agents and bacteria, hypothermia of the body, chemical compounds.

1. When the first signs of a runny nose appear, the feet are irradiated with ultraviolet rays. The distance to the surface of the feet is kept about 10 cm, the procedure time is up to a quarter of an hour, the course is from 3 to 4 days. For children, exposure time is 5 to 10 minutes.
2. After the amount of mucus secreted from the nose decreases (but not less), and rhinitis passes into the attenuation stage, irradiation begins with a nozzle - a tube with a diameter of 0.5 cm - of the mucous membranes of the throat and nose. These procedures are carried out to prevent the development of secondary infection and the development of complications of the common cold - otitis media, sinusitis, frontal sinusitis, sinusitis, etc. The course of irradiation lasts up to 6 days, the initial exposure time is 1 minute with a gradual increase to 2-3 minutes per day. For children, the initial dose is ½-1 minute with a gradual increase up to 3 minutes.

Sinusitis

Acute inflammation of the extramaxillary sinuses is called sinusitis. Pathology develops as a result of infection of the body with pathogenic bacteria and viruses and is most often a complication of SARS, measles, scarlet fever, acute rhinitis. Sometimes sinusitis provokes inflammation in the roots of the four upper teeth.

The UVR device is used only after the diagnosis of the disease by an otolaryngologist and the performance of all necessary medical manipulations: puncture and washing of the sinuses with therapeutic solutions.

Irradiation is carried out through a tube (diameter 0.5 cm), the radiation is directed to the area of ​​the nasal canals. The procedures are carried out once a day, the exposure time is from 1 minute to 4 minutes (the duration increases gradually). The course of physiotherapy lasts up to 6 days. Children's dosage is similar to that of adults.

tubootitis

In case of inflammation of the middle ear, accompanied by swelling of the auditory tube and impaired ventilation, ear congestion and discomfort, hearing loss and noise / ringing, autophony and a feeling of overflowing liquid when changing the position of the head, UVI of the mucous membrane of the posterior throat wall and nasal passages is used through a tube with a diameter of 1, 5 cm. Initial dosage for 1 minute on the back wall of the pharynx and each nasal canal.

Gradually, the dosage is increased to 2-3 minutes (through each session). At the same time, ultraviolet radiation of the affected auditory canal (from the outside) is carried out for 5 minutes through a tube with a diameter of 0.5 mm. The total number of procedures is 5-6, every day. Treatment of children is carried out according to the same scheme.

Bronchitis and tracheobronchitis

With inflammation of the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, accompanied by coughing attacks, therapy begins from the first day of the disease. Irradiation is carried out on the anterior surface of the sternum at the location of the trachea and on the posterior projection of this organ in the interscapular zone.

UVR is performed by means of a perforated localizer, which is displaced every day to areas of the skin that have not yet been treated. The distance to the body is set to 10 cm, the session time is 10 minutes on the front and 10 minutes on the back of the chest. Redness of procedures 1 time per day, the number is from 5 to 6.

Treatment of the wound surface

To clean incised and lacerated wounds from pathogens, before the initial surgical treatment, the wound and adjacent tissues are irradiated with UV radiation for 10 minutes. At each dressing change and at the time of removal suture material Wounds are irradiated for 10 minutes.

If there are necrotic formations and pus in the wound, UVR is done only after preliminary cleaning surfaces from pyogenic masses, starting from 2 minutes and bringing the time up to 10 minutes. The number of sessions is from 10 to 12, the multiplicity is with daily sanitation of the wound and dressing.

Acne

Acne affects adolescents during puberty. Rashes are localized in the face, neck, upper chest and back. UVR is performed sequentially, changing the area of ​​influence every day: face, chest, top part back and so on.

The distance to the irradiator is from 12 to 15 cm, the exposure time of the device is 10-12-15 minutes (increase gradually). The number of sessions depends on the severity of the inflammatory process and ranges from 10 to 14 procedures. According to the same technique, boils and abscess sites are irradiated, both before the opening of the abscess by a surgical or spontaneous method, and after that.

Mastitis while breastfeeding

Ultraviolet rays, acting on the mammary gland and nipple, help get rid of inflammation, help cleanse the surface of cracks, epithelialize them and destroy microbes. Each nipple and mammary gland is irradiated for 6-7 minutes, placing the device at a distance of 10 cm. The frequency of sessions is every other day, the course of treatment is 10 procedures.

Erysipelas

Pathology is caused by the activity of streptococci. A zone of intense spot with clear contours, increasing daily in size, is irradiated from the first days of plaque appearance, capturing a tissue area located at a distance of 5 cm. The distance from the device to the body surface is from 10 to 12 cm, UVR starts from 10 minutes, gradually increasing the time session up to 15 minutes. Multiplicity of procedures every day, number - 12-16.

Inflammation of the external genital organs in women

With vulvitis, bartholinitis and colpitis (vaginitis), UVI is performed in a gynecological office using a specialized mirror. For the session, a tube with a diameter of 1.5 cm is used, the procedure time is 2 minutes with a gradual increase to 8 minutes. The outer labia is also additionally irradiated from a distance of 10 cm for 10 minutes. The average number of sessions held each day is 7.

fractures

Orthopedists and traumatologists recommend ultraviolet irradiation to their patients for fractures of the bones of the limbs or ribs. At an early stage of splicing, irradiation has an analgesic, decongestant, bacteriostatic effect, and at more late stages- activating phosphorus-calcium metabolism and improving the buildup of callus. The device is placed at a distance of 15 cm in the problem area and 10 sessions are carried out for 12-15 minutes every day.

UV lamp OUFK-01: contraindications

As with any physiotherapy, local and general UV exposure human body has its contraindications, which include:

• suspicion of malignant tumor;
• any malignant neoplasms, including cutaneous;
• systemic pathologies of connective tissue;
• hyperthyroidism;
• tuberculosis (in open form);
• tendency to any bleeding;
• hypertension (stage III);
• history of circulatory failure (II, III degree);
• atherosclerosis;
• the first time after myocardial infarction (the first 4 weeks);
• renal and liver failure;
• period of exacerbation of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (ulcer, hepatitis, pancreatitis, gastritis, colitis, etc.);
• acute disorders of cerebral circulation;
• allergy to ultraviolet, photodermatosis;
• thin, dry, sensitive skin, prone to cracking and peeling;
• cachexia.

There are no contraindications to the use of the irradiator for disinfecting indoor air and any items.

The UFO acquires particular relevance if small children and people with disabilities live in the house. a high degree allergization. All procedures should be carried out strictly in accordance with the official annotation, keeping the time accurate to the second. It is recommended that you consult with your doctor before using the UV irradiator.

Instructions for use

Irradiator sun ultraviolet quartz oufk-01 instructions for use

Equipment

Ultraviolet quartz Irradiator for local irradiation OUFk-01 "Sun";

Protective glasses from UV radiation;

Nozzle with outlet diameter 5 mm;

Nozzle outlet diameter 15 mm;

Nozzle with 60° outlet;

Biodosimeter;

Manual;

Instructions for use;

Description

The ultraviolet quartz irradiator OUFK-01 "Solnyshko" is intended for therapeutic and prophylactic irradiation of patients in a hospital, clinics, sanatoriums, dispensaries, as well as at home.

Suitable for adults and children from 3 years old.

Specifications:

The power consumed from the mains is not more than 30 W.

The time for establishing the operating mode of the product does not exceed 5 minutes from the moment the lamp of the irradiator lights up.

The product provides work for 8 hours a day in a cyclic mode - 10 minutes work - 15 minutes break.

Overall dimensions of the OUFK-01 irradiator are no more than 275x145x140 mm;

Weight of the set no more than: 1 kg

In terms of electrical safety, the irradiator belongs to protection class II type BF GOST R 50267.0-92.

Supply voltage (220 ± 22) V, (50 ± 0.5) Hz.

Type of built-in lamp: DKBU-7 (you can replace the lamps yourself at home) with a wavelength of ultraviolet radiation of 253.7 nm

Indications for use

Local (local) ultraviolet radiation of the skin is shown:

Bronchial asthma,

Chronic bronchitis, prolonged course,

Acute and chronic neuralgia and neuropathy of peripheral nerves;

Deforming arthrosis, reactive arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis,

Traumatic injuries of the skin and musculoskeletal system (bone fractures),

Purulent wounds, trophic ulcers, bedsores, inflammatory infiltrates, boils, carbuncles,

Acute and chronic erysipelas,

Herpes zoster (herpes, zosteg).

Intracavitary UVI:

Periodontitis, periodontal disease, ginguinitis,

Chronic tonsillitis,

Chronic subatrophic pharyngitis, acute pharyngitis,

Acute rhinitis, vasomotor rhinitis,

Acute respiratory illness

Acute and chronic inflammation of the outer and middle ear.

The ultraviolet quartz irradiator OUFK-01 "Solnyshko" is intended for therapeutic and prophylactic irradiation of patients in a hospital, clinics, sanatoriums, dispensaries, as well as at home. Suitable for adults and children from 3 years old.

Selling Features

Without a license

Special conditions

Warranty: 12 months

Indications

Indications for use

Total ultraviolet exposure is indicated for:

Increasing the body's resistance to various infections, including influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections;

Treatments inflammatory diseases internal organs (especially respiratory system), peripheral nervous system;

Normalization of the immune status in chronic sluggish inflammatory processes;

To normalize phosphorus-calcium metabolism, improve reparative processes in case of bone fractures;

Treatment of pyoderma, common pustular diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue;

Compensation for ultraviolet (solar) insufficiency for persons whose professional activities are associated with the conditions of the absence of sunlight: submariners, miners, during the polar night;

The prevalence of furunculosis and other pyoderma of the skin;

Common psoriasis, winter form

Contraindications

malignant neoplasms in any period of the course of the disease, incl. after radical operations;

Systemic connective tissue diseases;

Active form of pulmonary tuberculosis;

Hyperthyroidism;

Feverish conditions;

Tendency to bleed;

Circulatory insufficiency II and III degrees;

Arterial hypertension III degree;

Severe atherosclerosis;

Myocardial infarction (first 2-3 weeks);

Acute violation of cerebral circulation;

Diseases of the kidneys and liver with insufficiency of their function;

Peptic ulcer during an exacerbation;

Chronic hepatitis, pancreatitis with manifestations of process activity;

cachexia;

Hypersensitivity to UV rays, photodermatosis.

Mode of application

Dosage

This procedure allows you to clean the air of germs and bacteria, as well as get a feeling of cleanliness and freshness. Children's toys, bedding, personal hygiene items, especially those belonging to patients with viral infections, are sanitized in the same way.

Attention! Turning on and off the device should be done in light-protective glasses.

Treatment and prevention of pathologies of the nasopharynx and respiratory organs, including otitis media, colds, rhinitis, symptoms of influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections, sinusitis, etc. Influencing the mucous membranes of the nasopharynx, UV leads to a decrease in the inflammatory processes of the upper respiratory tract and nose, the removal of swelling and pain.

Certain quartzing techniques are used:

Local irradiation of damaged skin,

Irradiation of the mucous membranes of the nose, mouth, ears (external auditory canal), vagina,

General exposure for rickets, fractures, skin pathologies.

The method must be chosen by the doctor.

All medicine is built on helping the body cope with the consequences of traumatic events. Many medicines and healing mechanisms have been peeped from nature and enhanced to the maximum to obtain the best effect. And these include the Sun apparatus (OUFK-1), which imitates the ultraviolet rays of the sun.

It is used to warm the nose, throat and ear, as well as for skin diseases. It helps to decontaminate the surface, which is excellent for destroying small foci of infection or preventing its occurrence. It can also be used for quartzing rooms, but then the lamp will fail faster.

The device got its name due to the fact that it uses ultraviolet lamps that mimic sunlight.

Many probably remember the device, which illuminated the throat with prolonged acute respiratory infections or tonsillitis. The mechanism was in the clinic, and there were four chairs around it.

Indications for use:

• SARS;
• tonsillitis;
• periodontitis;
• vasomotor rhinitis.

Important. The ultraviolet lamp for the nose and throat has the same effect, you just need to turn it on. But for each case there is its own nozzle, for the throat it is wider, and for the nose it is narrow.

Instructions for use

Each disease has its own methods of irradiation, in which the result is achieved the fastest. Instructions for use of the sun apparatus for the treatment of throat and nose advises to strictly follow the recommendations, not to reduce or increase the number of procedures or their duration.

Any procedure begins with the following steps:

It is important to remember that such a procedure dries out the skin and is also harmful to the retina. Therefore, it is necessary to purchase special goggles that prevent ultraviolet light from reaching the area around the eyes.

With influenza occurring in the acute stage of the spread of infection in the body, irradiation is not carried out due to the fact that it can affect the composition of the blood of a weakened body. But when the first symptoms have passed, and the inflammation is reduced, the use of radiation is recommended to prevent complications or the appearance of a secondary infection. This requires separately warming the nose and throat for 1 minute.

After 3 procedures, the time is doubled, and at the 7th procedure, another minute is added. The general course of treatment is 10 procedures.

Important. You can also do prevention of the disease, it is reasonable to do this when the flu epidemic begins.

most often appears due to hypothermia of the legs, therefore, they first carry out sole irradiation for 10–15 minutes, for 3 days.

When the peak of the disease has passed, and the amount of discharge began to decrease, they begin to irradiate the throat and nose. The first treatment lasts 1 minute for each area, and next procedure increases by 30 seconds. A total of 6 sessions are carried out.

When pus accumulates in the sinuses, which contains colonies of pathogenic microorganisms. After the exudate has been removed from the cavities, they must be disinfected so that the infection does not re-develop.

Therefore, after the sinuses have been washed by the doctor, the patient is prescribed radiation each nostril for 2 minutes. A minute is added to the next two procedures. And the last three procedures are carried out at 4 minutes of exposure.

Chronic inflammation of the tonsils(), requires a specific position in the treatment. Only the oral cavity is warmed up, and in order for the radiation to be directed in the right direction, a beveled nozzle is installed on the lamp. The tube is inserted into the oral cavity 2-3 centimeters from the teeth, while the beveled edge is directed towards the tonsils so that a beam of light falls on them.

In chronic tonsillitis, they are slightly inflamed, so they are partially hidden by the palatine arches. In order to expose the largest area of ​​the tonsils, it is necessary to open the mouth wide and press the tongue (just as the doctor does when examining the throat).

With tonsillitis, it is necessary to irradiate each tonsil separately, the first procedure lasts 60 seconds. Increase the exposure time by 60 seconds after 1-2 procedures, bringing it up to 3 minutes. The course of warming up is from 10 to 12 irradiations of each tonsil.

periodontal disease You can also heal with the help of the Sun. In fact, the emitter fights not with the cause of the lesion, but with infections of the oral cavity that have arisen in the sore spot. To irradiate the gums, it is necessary to retract the cheeks with a flat stick or the handle of a spoon.

Each procedure lasts 10-15 minutes, and during it the patient must treat all surfaces of the gums on both jaws (you need to be careful with the area under the tongue - there are a lot blood vessels). The course that prevents the development of infection lasts 6-8 procedures.

Conclusion

The sun is a universal apparatus that helps with the reduction of colonies of microorganisms that cause infectious diseases.

Thanks to its effects, the body can redirect some of the resources that were previously used to fight to repair tissues and strengthen the immune system. Therefore, it should be used in cases described by the instructions for a speedy recovery.

What is a quartz lamp?

Quartz lamps commonly referred to as gas discharge lamps low pressure in which mercury vapor is used to produce ultraviolet radiation, and the flask is made of quartz glass. Simply put, quartz devices work on the same principle as conventional fluorescent lamps. The only difference between them is that in fluorescent lamps, the gas discharge tube is made of another glass and coated from the inside with a phosphor to transform ultraviolet radiation into visible light. In quartz emitters, UV rays are used "directly", while quartz glass serves as a kind of filter that transmits waves in a strictly defined UV range.

The beneficial properties of ultraviolet light have been known for a long time - we know that it destroys bacteria and promotes the production of vitamin D in the human body, which is necessary for our health. The first devices that used ultraviolet radiation in practice appeared in the middle of the last century. They were created on the basis of special quartz glass, which has a high transmittance to the ultraviolet part of the spectrum, therefore they were called quartz lamps. Today, such devices are widely used in medicine, to maintain health and beauty.

Quartz lamps are divided into main categories, depending on the device:

• open bactericidal quartz emitters;
• closed bactericidal quartz emitters;
• UV-lamps quartz special application.

Treatment quartz lamp is now widely used because quartz lamp is a reliable and safe way to treat and prevent a number of diseases. However, when using quartz lamps, certain recommendations must be followed so as not to harm health. There are contraindications for the use of quartz lamps. All quartz lamps must not be used in the presence of the following diseases: stomach ulcer, duodenal ulcer, active tuberculosis, hypertension, systemic diseases blood, the presence of malignant neoplasms.
Before choosing and using, consult your doctor.