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Baxter 6301 Infusion Pump
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Baxter 6301 Features The Flo-Gard® 6301 Dual Channel Volumetric Infusion Pump from Baxter can deliver a wide variety of fluids over a broad range of infusion rates. Dual Volumetric I.V. Pump Flow check occlusion alarm Flow rate calculation Programmed delivery profiles Incremental flow rate Automatic restart once occlusion clears Automatic piggybacking for secondary medications Baxter 6301 Specifications General Flow Rate Range 1 – 99.9 mL/hr in 0.1 mL/hr increments and 1 – 1,999 mL/hr in 1 mL/hr increments VTBI Range 1 – 9,999 mL Alarm Log Last 10 alarms Dimensions 32.5 cm W x 13 cm D x 29 cm H (13” x 5.1” x 11.4”) Weight 8.1 kg (11.6 lbs) Battery 12 volt, 2.0 ampere, sealed lead acid Battery Recharger 80% charged within 8 hours Battery Life 6 hours at 1,400 mL/hr (4 hours with both channels operating at 1 – 1,400 mL/hr Power Cord Biomed replaceable 2.75 m (9 feet) Leakage Current Less than 50 μA Fuse 0.8 ampere, 250 volt, slow-blow Communications Port RS232 serial port Power Requirements 115 VAC, 60 Hz, 50W
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General Information About IV Therapy IV Therapy IV therapy is used to deliver by infusion, fluids, medication, or nutrients to patients. There are two main types of administration of infusion, volumetric and syringe/PCA. IV Therapy-Volumetric These pumps are used when the accuracy of fluid volume to be infused is critical such as in the case of medications used for infusion of drugs for circulatory support. Volumetric pumps deliver a given volume of fluid per unit time measured in mL/hour. Volumetric pumps can be single or multi channel. Both types allow for the administration of more than one fluid at a time. Single channel employs a piggyback method while multi-channel uses separate tubing set up for the administration of multiple medications or fluids IV Therapy-Syringe Syringe pumps are used to administer small volumes of fluids or medications. (1 mL to 60 mL syringe) Syringe pumps are an effective way to deliver medication with precision while reducing the chance of human error if the medication were to be administered by a member of the medical staff* (of course human error can occur when inputting data or choosing dose rate over time) Like volumetric pumps, syringe pumps can be programmed to deliver the medication over a predetermined time