A Guide to CPAP Machines
Medically Reviewed by Zilpah Sheikh, MD on March 23, 2024
Written by Susan Bernstein
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What Do CPAPs Do?
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CPAP Parts
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CPAP Setup
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CPAP Maintenance
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CPAP Cleaning Tips
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Keep Tubing Clean
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Protect Your Tubing
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Change Filters
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Use Distilled Water
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Protect Your CPAP Mask
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How to Get Used to Your CPAP
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Support Sleep With Healthy Habits
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Ease Dry Mouth
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Traveling With Your CPAP
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CPAP: Possible Side Effects
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SOURCES:
Mayo Clinic: “CPAP Machines: Tips for Avoiding 10 Common Problems.”
National Sleep Foundation: “What is a CPAP machine?” “CPAP 101: Expert Tips for Getting Started With Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Machines.”
British Lung Foundation: “CPAP Machines for OSA.”
Providence Health & Services: “CPAP and BiPAP Units and Supplies.”
American Sleep Apnea Association: “CPAP, AutoCPAP, and BiLevel Machine Care,” “Documents.”
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