Fresenius Medical Care DIASAFE 2008 K, Руководство оператора

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Chapter 1—Overview
2008K Hemodialysis Machine Operator’s Manual Rev P 41
Table 9 – IV Pole and Dialyzer Holder Features
FEATURE PURPOSE
IV Pole The IV pole is on the right side of the 2008K hemodialysis machine.
This pole is utilized to hold various medications and solutions that
may be required during a treatment.
Near the top of the pole is a black release grip that is used to adjust
the height of the IV pole. Lift up on the grip to slide the top of the IV
pole up or down. Let go of the grip to lock the IV pole at its new
height.
Dialyzer Holder The dialyzer holder keeps the dialyzer in place during the treatment.
The end of the dialyzer holder swings shut to clamp around a
dialyzer. It rotates at the swivel joint on an arm. This is so the
dialyzer can be easily flipped in the holder during treatment setup and
end procedures.
The opposite end of the arm clamps on the IV pole when the arm is
straight. To move the arm up or down along the IV pole: slide the
Release Latch Button toward the IV pole and bend the arm upward at
the elbow. The arm’s IV pole clamp will loosen and then the arm can
move freely. To clamp the arm on the IV pole, straighten the arm at
the elbow again.
The dialyzer holder also has bloodline holders like the tubing guides
on the machine’s modules. Press the bloodlines into these holders to
help keep them visible and free from kinks.
Traffic Light Status Beacon
The traffic light beacon is an optional attachment that enables clinic personnel to determine
operational status (normal, warning, and alarm) from a distance. The traffic light is a column
that attaches to the top of the IV pole and contains three colored lights. The lights—red,
green, or yellow—are used to display status information. This allows clinic personnel to
monitor the status of each 2008K hemodialysis machine from a distance during treatment.
There are several selections for meaning of the lights described in the Available Software &
Hardware Treatment Options, page 213.
Moving the Machine
The 2008K hemodialysis machine has wheels on the bottom to make it easy to move. Before
moving the machine, make sure the IV pole is secured in its lower mount.
The wheel lock may need to be released before the machine will roll. The wheel lock is on
the right side of the 2008K hemodialysis machine at the base. To unlock the wheels, press
down on the front end of the foot pedal. To lock the wheels again, push down on the back
end of the foot pedal.