Combination intra-veinous flow-meter and low level fluid mechani

Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Ozone or ion generation

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128DIG13, 222 67, 340624, A61M 514

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ABSTRACT:
This combination device consists primarily of a stem with a pointed float with plate means at one end, which is freely received in an opaque walled sensing chamber, that removably receives a sensing plug, which is attached to an alerting device, for indicating the ceasing of flow, of intra-venous fluid to a patient. The pointed float also serves as a means, for easy insertion of the flow-meter stylus of the assembly, during insertion, into a bottle of intra-venous fluid. The sensing plug includes a pair of prongs, one of which, has a light emitting diode therein, and the other prong includes a photo-sensitive transistor, and the plate end of the float stem, when lowered between the prongs by low fluid level, will activate the circuitry of an alerting device.

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