Below you will find brief information for Space Infusomat. The Infusomat Space is a volumetric infusion pump designed for adults, pediatrics, and neonates. It supports intermittent or continuous delivery of fluids and medications via intravenous, irrigation, and enteral routes. Key features include dose rate calculation, drug library functionality, Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA), and Target Controlled Infusion (TCI) modes.
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Volumetric infusion for precise delivery.
Suitable for IV, irrigation, and enteral routes.
Dose rate calculation for accurate dosing.
Integrated drug library for safe medication management.
PCA mode for patient-controlled analgesia.
TCI mode for target-controlled infusion.
SpaceControl connectivity for centralized monitoring.
Ensure the pump is properly installed, insert the infusion line, establish a patient connection, and adjust the delivery rate. Press the start button to begin the infusion.
Press the clear button to switch to the Main Menu. Select rate with the arrows, open the parameter with the left arrow key, enter the new value, and confirm.
Press the bolus button, then press and hold the OK button. Fluid is administered only as long as you hold down the OK button.
Go to the Special Functions Menu and open the drug library. Navigate through the list and select the Care Area and drug with the arrow keys. Confirm the drug information and start the infusion.
What to do if the pump door cannot be closed to begin infusion?
If you are unable to close the pump door, press the stop button, then the open button. Press down the green opening lever completely until it locks in place, remove the line and insert a new line. In some cases, use the crank from inside the battery compartment cover to remove the emergency aperture cover. Place the crank in the aperture and turn clockwise until the pump door opens.
What to check if the pump door still won't close after trying the initial steps?
Ensure the line is properly inserted into the sensors, especially the air-sensor. Confirm that the freeflow clamp is correctly inserted into the opened aperture until the opening lever locks in place and the safety clamp squeezes the line, causing the flashing signal lamp to go out.
