Infusion Set Assembly Roller Adjuster

1. Basic Concepts of Infusion Sets

An infusion set is a medical device used to administer fluids (such as medication, nutritional solutions, or saline) through an IV. It typically consists of an infusion bottle, a medication bag, and an infusion tip, and is a common infusion device found in hospitals.

2. Functions of a Regulator

The infusion set regulator is the primary device used to control the infusion rate. Its main functions include:

Precisely adjust the drip rate: The regulator changes the infusion rate by rotating a handle or pressing a switch.

Provide a safe infusion environment: Ensure that the infusion process is comfortable for the patient.

3. Common Types

This is a traditional infusion regulator, typically controlled by a hand-crank mechanism or rotating handle. Mounted near the infusion tip, it requires placing your hand inside the wristband and rotating the adjustment handle to change the drip rate.

4. Usage

Installation: The regulator is typically mounted in a specific location on the infusion tip or infusion set.

Calibration: Before use, the regulator must be calibrated according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure accuracy. Adjustment: Use the rotating handle or the push-button switch to adjust the infusion rate. Be careful not to let your hands come into direct contact with the IV tubing to avoid contamination and discomfort.

5. Precautions

Material Selection: Select durable and safe materials to avoid accidents caused by material problems.

Maintenance: Regularly check the function and condition of the regulator, and promptly replace or repair damaged parts.

Proper Use: Follow the manufacturer's instruction manual to ensure safe operation.

6. Common Problems

Inaccurate Infusion Rate: This may be caused by improper regulator calibration or a blockage in the IV tubing. Regular inspection and cleaning of the IV tubing is recommended.

Damaged Handle: Regularly replace damaged handle parts.

7. Summary

Infusion set regulators are an indispensable component in the medical industry, used to precisely control the infusion rate. Depending on the needs and usage environment, manual, electric, or intelligent regulators can be selected. Proper use and maintenance of regulators ensure the safety and effectiveness of the infusion process, thereby providing better treatment outcomes for patients.

Understanding the functions, types, and usage of infusion set regulators can help better manage and use this medical device and improve patient treatment outcomes.