Fluid handling – With casing – support – protector or static constructional...
Patent
1992-01-09
1993-08-17
Chambers, A. Michael
Fluid handling
With casing, support, protector or static constructional...
13735528, 128DIG12, 604151, 417360, F16L 300
Patent
active
052360040
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a support device for use with a fluid delivery system which includes a fluid delivery set and an infusion pump. The support device allows simple attachment of various types of fluid delivery sets and infusion pumps thereto and is adapted for use with bed ridden patients in a traditional manner, or for ambulatory patient use. The support device includes a compartment for securely holding an infusion pump and a separate compartment for securely holding a fluid container of the fluid delivery set. The device further includes an elongate channel into which the tubing of the fluid delivery set can be inserted and subsequently protected from kinking or inadvertent occlusion, and is adapted for use with rigid bottle, flexible bag, burette, spike sets, or other standard types of fluid delivery sets. The device may be used on an infusion pole in a standard manner, placed on a horizontal surface such as a table, or enclosed in a carrying case for ambulatory use.
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Deno Frederick C.
Lane John A.
Sunderland Richard A.
Beck Andrew J.
Chambers A. Michael
Kartchner Gene B.
Sherwood Medical Company
Smith Montgomery W.
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