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3. Warnings and Cautions
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HomeChoice APD Systems Patient At-Home Guide October 2, 2009 07-19-61-244
The Minimum Drain Volume % is programmed too low. This can cause
your Drain cycles to end early.
Day Fill Volume, Night Fill Volume, or Last Fill Volume is programmed too
high. This can cause you to be overfilled if the volume is not appropriate
for your body's size.
For Tidal therapies, Total UF volume is programmed too low. This can
cause a gradual buildup of UF volume during the therapy.
Last Manual Drain is programmed to No, or the UF Target for the Last
Manual Drain is programmed too low. This can cause an incomplete last
Drain.
Stop
and
Go
are pressed during Tidal dwells over multiple dwell cycles.
This can reduce the volumetric accuracy of the device over the course of
successive Tidal Dwell cycles.
After a power failure during Prime, the
Go
button is pressed to start
therapy without closing all clamps first. This can cause a free flow of fluid
from one bag to another and/or to the patient during the time when LOAD
THE SET is displayed.
The door is opened during an alarm or System Error without closing all
clamps first. This can cause a free flow of fluid from one bag to another
and/or to the patient.
The transfer set is connected to the patient line before CONNECT
YOURSELF appears on the display screen. This can cause air to be
delivered to your peritoneal cavity, which can cause IIPV if you had fluid
in your peritoneal cavity prior to the Initial Drain.
At the start of Fill 1, the patient line clamp is opened after a Check Patient
Line alarm or Check Your Position alarm appears on the display screen
without first initiating a manual drain. This can cause air to be delivered
to your peritoneal cavity, which can cause IIPV if you had fluid in your
peritoneal cavity prior to the Initial Drain.
Go
is pressed at the end of therapy before all clamps are closed when
CLOSE ALL CLAMPS appears on the display screen. This can cause a free
flow of fluid from one bag to another and/or to the patient.