Intraceuticals Infusion System OPERATION MANUAL - Nyt Smil

Intraceuticals Infusion ® SystemOPERATION MANUAL

CAUTIONRisk of electric shock. DO NOT disassemble. Refer servicing to Qualified Service Personnel.READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATING THIS PRODUCT.WARNING• The use of oxygen therapy requires that special care be taken to reduce the risk of fire. Anymaterials that will burn in air, and some that will not, are easily ignited and burn rapidly inhigh concentrations of oxygen. For safety concerns, it is necessary that all sources of ignitionbe kept away from the product and preferably out of the room in which it is being used. NOSMOKING signs should be prominently displayed.• A spontaneous and violent ignition may occur if oil, grease or greasy substances come incontact with oxygen under pressure. These substances MUST be kept away from the oxygenequipment. DO NOT use any lubricants unless expressly recommended by Intraceuticals PtyLtd.• For optimum performance, Intraceuticals recommends that the system be on and runningfor a minimum of 30 minutes at a time. Shorter periods of operation may reduce maximumproduct life.• If the system has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, if it has been droppedor damaged, or dropped into water, call Qualified Service Personnel for examinationand repair.• Keep the cord away from HEATED or HOT surfaces.• Do not move or relocate system by pulling on the cord.• NEVER drop or insert any object into any opening.• NEVER block the air openings of the product or place it on a soft surface, such as a bed orcouch, where the air opening may be blocked. Keep the openings free from lint, hair andthe like.• Fill humidifier with water to the level shown. DO NOT overfill.• Keep at least 7.5cm (3 inches) away from walls, draperies, furniture, and the like.• Intraceuticals recommends that Crush-Proof oxygen tubing (supplied by Intraceuticals) beused with this product and NOT exceed 15.2m (50 ft) in length.4Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #1

Front Panel1324This is the front panel of your Infusion System. The picture above displays the 4 key features youshould familiarize yourself with.1. Power ButtonDepress the top of the button to activate the system and depress the bottom of the button todeactivate the system.2. Oxygen OutletThis is where the oxygen is dispensed from the system.3. Flow MeterThe flow meter adjusts the rate of oxygen being dispensed. For the Intraceuticals Infusion® theblack ball should be sitting on number 5. To adjust the level simply turn the dial either right toincrease rate or left to decrease. This adjustment can only be done without the serum infuserattached. Each increment is measured in litres per minute.4. Hour CounterThe hour counter displays how many hours the system has been running for. Please note a newsystem will always display a few hours of use, this is due to the system being testedbefore shipping.Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #17

Powering UpINSERT POWER CORDAt the rear of the system youwill find a cut out section to thebottom left corner. This is wherethe power cord is inserted intothe machine.POWER CORD LATCHOnce you have inserted thepower cord to the left you willsee a coiled piece of plastic,pull it down and wrap the powercord through it. This will ensurethe cord is secured in place.Points to remember:Warm upThe system requires approximately five (5) minutes to achieve the correct oxygen level.Leaving breathing roomThe system draws in ambient air through the filters on the side . Ensure you leave adequatespace around the side filters of the system so that air can be freely drawn in. We recommendyou do not place the sides of the system against a wall, or any object that will block airflowfrom entering.StorageThe mobility and compact size of the system allows you to store it under a table, in a closet,etc., when it is not in use.8Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #1

AttachmentsOXYGEN OUTLETUsing your 3 meter hose attachone end to the oxygen outlet.This should be quite a snugfit and pushed on as far aspossible. Once the hose hasbeen attached we recommendto leave it on unless you areproviding an inhalation treatment.TAIL PIECEAttach the hose to the tail piece.This will also be a snug fit and it isrecommended once attachedto leave it on at all times. Toremove the hose from the infuserunscrew the tail piece.Unscrew hereCopyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #19

Cleaning Your InfuserIt is essential you clean the serum infuser after every treatment.Please follow the instructions below to best clean your serum infuser.• Using either the tap or a bowl of warm to hot water rinse pot and lid thoroughly.• Make sure you have rubbed the inside of the pot and thoroughly removed all traces of theserum.• Fill the pot with water, hold your finger over the tip of the infuser, press down and pull backon the trigger. This will create back flow causing the water in the pot to bubble.• Let the liquid bubble for a few seconds then release your finger from the tip of the seruminfuser. Keeping the trigger pressed down and pulled back spray water through.• Repeat this process 3-4 times.• Dry the pot and lid and make sure you have sprayed all water out.• On the final rinse use a sterilizing solution in place of water.• Using a square alcohol swab scrunch a corner to create a point.• Insert swab into the end of the infuser tip and wipe the inside.Points to remember• Never insert a cotton bud or anything stiff into the tip of the infuser as this will bend the fineneedle slightly protruding and prevent the infuser from spraying effectively.• Use a sterilizing solution to complete the cleaning process, especially if you have treatedan open wound or infected pustule. You may remove the end tip of the infuser andsterilize the tip in an autoclave if available.Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #113

Infusion System MaintenanceThe infusion system requires only limitedmaintenance. Once a week please removethe black filters located on the left and rightside of the system and wash the filter withsoap and warm water.Please Note: Do not re-insert filters if theyare wet.These are preliminary filters that remove dust,dirt and other airborne particles that mayget sucked into the system.INHALATION ATTACHMENTThe internal antibacterial and inletfilters need to be changed annuallyand is recommended this be done byan Intraceuticals technician or salesrepresentative.The compartment where filters are locatedis on the left-hand side of the system. Thiscompartment also stores the attachment forinhalation.Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #115

Trouble ShootingThe Intraceuticals Infusion ® system is extremely reliable and being a medically based piece ofequipment it is a rarity for the system to malfunction or breakdown. If however you find yoursystem will not turn on or there is no oxygen pressure—do not panic. Listed below are somesimple tips to ensure your system operates as it should and to help rectify any of the aboveproblems you may be experiencing.System not turning onIt is common for the power cord to become loose if the system gets moved around constantly.If your system will not turn on please check that the power cord is pushed firmly intothe connection.Loss of oxygen pressureIf when you switch the system on no oxygen is being emitted from the outlet please checkthe following:1. Pull the hosing off the oxygen outlet and unravel it to ensure there are no kinks or holes.Place your finger over the oxygen outlet to feel if the oxygen is being emitted. If oxygen ispresent you then know it is either a setting problem or the hosing.2. Check that the flow meter ball is sitting on 5.3. If after checking these 2 points the problem isn’t rectified please contact yourIntraceuticals representative.Contact Details:Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd,Address:127A Winmalee RoadBalwyn Victoria 3103AustraliaTelephone: +61 3 9830 7046Facsimile: +61 3 9830 7047Email: admin@intraceuticals.comWeb: www.intraceuticals.com16Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #1

Operational Knowledge TestAs part of your initial training, Intraceuticals has compiled a small test to ensure you haveacquired the necessary information about the Intraceuticals system, setup, maintenanceand attachments.1. How many litres per minute does the infusion system emit?2. Explain how the infusion system generates oxygen?3. What are the 4 features on the front panel of the infusion system?4. What is the quality of oxygen being produced?5. When the serum infuser is unattached at what level does the flow meter sit?6. Explain the two actions of the serum infuser.continued next pageCopyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #117

7. How often should you clean the serum infuser?8. What should you do if your serum infuser will not spray?9. How often are you required to clean side filters of the infusion system?10. What may occur if your hosing has a kink in it?11. Which 2 filters should be changed annually and by whom?12. What is the name given to the specialized filtration system within the infusion system?13. How far away from the skin are you when spraying the serum?14. Can you use a cotton bud to clean the tip of the serum infuser?Where would you find the inhalation attachment?18Copyright Intraceuticals Pty. Ltd. 2007 #1

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