Triumph IP12, User Manual

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1. Safety Instructions
Warnings
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Before using, please check the equipment, connect the power cord and accessories to ensure that it
works normally and safely. If there’s anything abnormal, immediately stop working and contact
Triumph Medical’s service department. Additionally, the adhesion or intrusion of fluid/drug may
possibly cause the equipment to fault and malfunction. Therefore, please clean the equipment after use,
and store it correctly.
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This equipment must be operated by trained professional medical care personnel.
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This equipment i s not applicable to blood transfusion.
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It is not allowed to put, and use the equipment, in the environment with anesthetic and other
inflammable or explosive articles to avoid fire or explosion.
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It is not allowed to store or use the equipment in the environment with active chemical gasses
(including gasses for disinfecting) and moist environment since it may influence the inside
components of the infusion pump and may possibly cause performance drop or damage of the inside
components.
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The operator shall guarantee that the inputted infusion parameters of this equipment are the same as
the medical advice before starting infusion.
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Please correctly install the infusion line according to the infusion indication direction of this
equipment, ensure that the infusion tube is placed smoothly and straightly cross the creep device.
Otherwise, it may possibly suck blood from the patient or fail to reach the expected performance.
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Please do not only depend on the alarm system during use. Periodically check the equipment to
avoid any accidents.
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Tightly fix the equipment on the infusion stand/pole and ensure the stability of the infusion stand/pole.
Be careful when moving the infusion stand and this equipment to avoid the equipment dropping and
infusion stand/pole falling or knocking the surrounding objects.
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If the infusion tube is twisted, or the filter or needle are obstructed, or blood is in the needle which
may obstruct the infusion, the pressure in the infusion tube will rise. When removing such occlusion, it
may possibly cause “bolus injection” (temporary excess infusion) to the patient. The correct method is
to tightly hold or clamp the infusion tube near the puncturing position, then open the door to drop the
pressure in the infusion tube. Then loosen the infusion tube, solve the reason of occlusion, and restart
infusion. If infusion is restarted when the occlusion reason exists, then it may cause occlusion alarm
persistently, and the pressure in the infusion tube may keep rising, and may break or cut off the
infusion tube, or hurt the patient.
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This equipment injects fluid/drug through extruding the infusion tube, but it can’t detect the leakage if