Intravenous administration system

Details Intravenous administration system Intravenous administration system

1975-01-10

1976-09-28

Truluck, Dalton L.

Surgery

Respiratory method or device

Ozone or ion generation

1282142, 128227, 222145, A61M 516

Patent

active

039825345

ABSTRACT:
An intravenous administration system comprising three separate units adapted for cooperative use for specified intravenous medication. The apparatus comprises a primary I.V. set, a secondary or series I.V. set and a volumetric I.V. set. All sets are made up of modules some of which are common to each set thereby affording substantial savings in stocking of components. The primary I.V. set provides the standard basic I.V. fluid while the volumetric set may be used with the primary to provide introduction of a second medicament through the add-medication site of the primary set. Flow of the medicament from the volumetric set may be volumetrically and periodically controlled. If an added medicament of either compatible or non compatible nature is required, such may be administered by means of the secondary I.V. set which is connected to the primary set. The purpose of the secondary I.V. set is to provide economy in administration of fluids as the secondary I.V. is "piggybacked" into the primary set, and therefore no flow control valve is required for the secondary set.

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