FDE SO-CONNECT PID, Руководство пользователя

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Partie VII – Entretien, maintenance, élimination, garantie
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Pump inspection
It is crucial for the SO
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CONNECT PID pump to be in good working order to guarantee correct administration of medication. Check the pump
screen at regular intervals during the day and when you go to bed, especially if you are unable to hear the sound signals for any reason.
Check your pump every day:
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Make sure that the pump housing, screen and the SO
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FILL syringe do not show any damage or cracks and that the screen does not
display incomplete or abnormal letters or symbols. If that does happen, contact user support.
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Inspect the SO
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FILL syringe carefully. Check that the actual quantity of fluid to inject in the syringe is indeed the quantity displayed
on the screen.
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Inspect every component of the pump and the infusion device at regular intervals during the day and before you go to bed. If you detect
any leakage of fluid, replace the component responsible for the leak immediately.
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Check that the battery cover is fastened and correctly positioned, that is to say level with the pump housing.
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Make sure that the infusion system is primed, free from air bubbles and correctly connected.
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Check that the infusion device is inserted according to the instructions for use. The infusion site must be safe, not lead to any
discomfort and not show any signs of irritation or infection.
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Check that the time and date are correct.
Maintenance
The SO
♥
CONNECT PID pump does not require any special maintenance. In case of malfunctioning, please contact user support.
Warning
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The
SO
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CONNECT PID
pump may not be modified by personnel who are not approved by France Développement Electronique.
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The pump can only be repaired by a qualified and trained technician.
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Unauthorized modifications may impair the pump's operation and result in injury or death to the patient or user.
Alarm system testing
The alarm activation system should be tested at least once a month.
Warning
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Before you test the alarm system, take care to disconnect the pump from the patient.
The alarm system is tested with the occlusion alarm. To do so, follow the procedure below:
1. Start an infusion with an infusion rate of 5 ml/h.
2. While the pump is running, place a clamp on the tubing.
3. This should activate an occlusion alarm.