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The infusion pump provides precise fluid control to prevent fluid overload, while the infusion warmer maintains a constant fluid temperature to help prevent hypothermia.
Together, these two systems reduce surgical complications and improve treatment safety and recovery outcomes.
. Integrated Power Supply: Infusion pump uses AC or built-in battery. Warmer powers via RS-232 from pump.
. Dual-CPU, ±5% accuracy, 7 infusion modes.
. Stores up to 5,000 history records.
. Provides constant-temperature infusion from 35-42°C.
. No consumables required, supports a wide range of clinical applications, and features multiple safety alarms.
FAQ:
1. What is a veterinary infusion pump used for?
A veterinary infusion pump provides precise and controlled fluid delivery during animal treatment and surgery, helping manage infusion rates and reduce the risk of fluid overload.
2. What infusion accuracy does the pump provide?
The pump uses a dual-CPU control system and provides infusion accuracy of ±5% for precise fluid delivery.
3. How many infusion modes does the veterinary infusion pump have?
The pump provides seven infusion modes, allowing veterinarians to select an appropriate delivery method for different clinical applications.
4. Can the infusion pump operate without AC power?
Yes. The infusion pump supports AC power and a built-in battery, helping maintain operation when external power is unavailable.
5. How does the infusion warmer work with the pump?
The infusion warmer is powered through an RS-232 connection from the infusion pump, creating an integrated fluid delivery and warming system.
6. What temperature range does the infusion warmer provide?
The infusion warmer provides constant-temperature infusion from 35°C to 42°C, helping maintain the desired fluid temperature during treatment.
7. Why is fluid warming important in veterinary infusion therapy?
Warming infusion fluids can help reduce heat loss and the risk of hypothermia, particularly during surgery and other procedures where maintaining body temperature is important.
8. How many infusion history records can the pump store?
The veterinary infusion pump can store up to 5,000 historical records, making it easier to review previous infusion information.
9. Does the veterinary infusion pump require special consumables?
No. The system is designed to operate without dedicated consumables, helping simplify clinical use and support a wide range of veterinary applications.
10. What safety features does the veterinary infusion pump have?
The system includes multiple safety alarms to help alert users to potential infusion or operating conditions and support safer fluid management during veterinary treatment.
