Connecting The Fluid Bags; Irrigation - WORLD OF MEDICINE PP110 Mode D'emploi

Operating the Device
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Fig. 5-13 Hanging the fluid bags
Fluid bags
(1)
Spikes
(2)
Tube clamps
(3)
Irrigation tube
(4)
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5.8

Connecting the Fluid Bags

WARNING!
The device is only intended for use with flexible fluid bags. Do not use glass con-
tainers as they might break. Fluid cannot flow quickly enough due to the vacuum
being generated inside of the bottle. Risk of implosion.
The fluid bags must be suspended at a height of h between 0.7 to 1.0 m above the
pump (Fig. 5-13 "Hanging the fluid bags") (pump inlet to the middle of the fluid
filling in the bag).
1. The inflow tube can take irrigation fluid from two fluid bags (1). Close both
clamps (3) at the branches of the inflow tube.
2. Grasp the spike (2) at the provided handle when connecting or disconnect-
ing.
3. Comply with sterile precautions when inserting the spike into the bag.
4. Open at least one tube clamp (3) at the irrigation tube.
5.9

Irrigation

The device is designed to work with an instrument featuring a trumpet valve or
stopcock. Make sure tube set and instrument are completely filled with fluid. Re-
move all air from tube and instrument.
1. Insert the tube set (see chapter 5.5 "Irrigation Tube Set Connection").
2. Connect the irrigation fluid bag (see chapter 5.8 "Connecting the Fluid Bags").
3. Connect the instrument tube to the instrument.
Close stopcock if using instrument with stopcock.
4. Press the irrigation START/STOP key (LED lights up).
An admission pressure of 450 mmHg is generated in the tube. This admission
pressure is necessary to provide the full irrigation volume/output.
5. Start the irrigation process:
Operate the trumpet valve or open the stopcock.
6. Stopping the irrigation process:
Release the trumpet valve or close the stopcock.
The admission pressure begins to be rebuilt so that the full irrigation volume/
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)