Curlin 4000 User Manual - Med-E-Quip Locators

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LCD Display:Alert:Cause:Resolution:LCD Display:Alert:Cause:Resolution:ALERT SYSTEM CLOCK NOT SETSystem Clock Not SetThe clock for the pump is not setUse the BIOMED SETUP menu Date and Time option to set the dateand time.ALERT THERAPY TIME INVALIDInvalid therapy time calculatedWhile programming or modifying an Intermittent therapy, the combinationof dose duration and dose frequency result in a prescription with a durationgreater than 288:00 HH:MM.Recheck data entry. The changes to the field must comply with the totaltime limit.LCD Display: ALERT TIME LESS THAN RAMP TIMEAlert: Unable to enter a TPN therapy time that is less than the ramp timesCause: Time value entered for TPN infusion is less than ramp times.Resolution: Recheck data entry. TPN infusion time cannot be less than specified ramp times.LCD Display:Alert:Cause:Resolution:LCD Display:Alert:Cause:Resolution:ALERT USING 2.0 ML DEFAULT, PRESS YES TO OFF FOR OFFThe air sensitivity currently being used by the pump is 2.0mlYES was pressed at the “ACCEPT?” field on the Options menu and thedisplayed setting in Options for the AIR SENS field is OFF, however, thepump is using a setting of 2.0ml. This occurs when YES was not pressedwhen the “AIR SENS OFF. Using In Line Filter?” alert screen was lastdisplayed and the down scroll arrow was used instead of the YES key topass the AIR SENS field on the Options menu. Alert is only displayedwhen Options is displayed and pump is running.The cursor will be on the AIR SENS field when the alert is cleared. PressYES to display the “AIR SENS OFF. Using In Line Filter?” screen. PressYES if an air eliminating filter is being used. Press NO if no aireliminating filter is being used.ALERT VALUE PREVENTS A SUBSEQUENT DOSEValue entered will prevent the ability to program any more dosesThe value entered for the Variable Dose Amt or Time field will cause noremaining amount or time for a subsequent.Recheck data entry.If this is a new program, reprogramming of the therapy will be required ifthe error is in a previously programmed dose.If the therapy is in progress or this is a repeat program that has not startedand the error is in a previously programmed dose, turn the pump off andthen on. Choosing to resume or repeat the therapy will display the lastprescription that was completely programmed.130
ALARMSAlarms are conditions that require correction by the user and may be a safety issue but are notsystem errors of the pump. All alarm conditions stop the infusion. The only exception to thisrule is at the “Infusion Complete” alarm, which allows the KVO rate, when programmed, tocontinue infusing. When an alarm occurs, a message is displayed on the screen, the audio alarm issounded, and the red LED light flashes. The message stays on the screen until the pause key ispressed. The “Silence” key can be pressed to disable the audio alarm for one-minute intervals.The cause of the alarm must be resolved, or the alarm will recur when the infusion is restarted.To exit an alarm screen, press the “PAUSE” key, resolve the alarm condition, and then resumethe therapy by selecting “RESUME” from the Pause Menu.TroubleshootingThe following is a selected and alphabetical list of the alarms, conditions that cause the alarms,messages displayed on the screen, and actions necessary to resolve them:LCD Display:Alarm:Cause:Resolution:LCD Display:Alarm:Cause:Resolution:LCD Display:Alarm:Cause:Resolution:ALARM AIR IN LINEAir In LinePump has detected air in the administration set during an infusion.Check air settings and remove air from administration set and IV bag orreservoir per protocol. (Disconnect from patient’s access site before usingprime function.)ALARM DOOR OPEN or SET NOT PROPERLY INSTALLEDDoor is opened or administration set is not properly installed while thepump is runningDoor is opened or administration set is not properly installed while thepump is runningCheck the door latch assembly and securely close the door. If the door wasclosed properly, re-install the set according to the installation instructions.See Figure 1.8 for instructions on closing door.ALARM DOWN OCCLUSIONOcclusion between pump and patient access sitePump has detected excessive pressure in the administration set betweenthe pump and the patient’s access site.Check administration set from pump to patient access site for potentialcauses of occlusion. If tubing is kinked, straighten it. If filter is blocked ,replace administration set. If patient access is obstructed, check itaccording to protocol. Consider changing the down occlusion pressuresetting from Low to High. If the occlusion is cleared without the need toopen the pump door, the pump automatically resumes its operation. Note:If the door of the pump is opened to clear the occlusion, (e.g. replacing theset), you must press the pause key, select “Resume,” and then press the“RUN” key to restart the infusion.131
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TABLE OF CONTENTSEntering or Changi
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IntroductionChapter1IntroductionThe
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CAUTIONS• U.S. federal law restri
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• This equipment generates, uses,
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Serial Number LabelIntroductionBatt
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Preparing Medication for Infusion/C
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IntroductionLocking SleeveTwo-Pin A
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Chapter2Learning Pump FeaturesLearn
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Chapter3Basics of ProgrammingThe Cu
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whenever an alarm or error code occ
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to all pump functions. Each level h
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PCA TherapyChapter5PCA TherapyPCA o
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using the numeric keys and, when co
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pressures at 400 mmHg ±150 (8 ±3
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which therapy to repeat by moving t
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The time format (12 hr AM/PM or 24
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time period using the numeric keys,
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7 To continue priming, press the PR
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