Medical Infusion Set Stop Clamp

Definition and Function of a Medical Infusion Set Stopper (Stopper):

A medical infusion set stopper is a medical device used to control fluid flow and prevent leakage in medical settings. It is typically installed on an infusion set, applying pressure to secure the liquid container or tubing, thereby reducing the possibility of spillage due to physical vibration or the fluid's inherent fluidity.

Main Functions:

Preventing Leakage: During infusion, fluid can leak due to movement of the infusion tubing or other equipment. The stopper clamp applies pressure to secure the fluid in place, minimizing leakage.

Stabilizing the Infusion Process: Ensures a steady flow of fluid, preventing uneven dripping caused by pressure fluctuations.

Precisely Controlling the Infusion Rate: Under the doctor's guidance, the pressure or pressure regulator of the infusion set is adjusted to ensure the infusion rate meets treatment requirements.

Structure and Components:

Clamping Section: Designed to secure a specific infusion tubing or drip bottle, ensuring its stable position and resistance to movement.

Connector: Connects the stopper clamp to the infusion set, infusion pump, or other infusion device, completing the sealing of the entire infusion system.

Instructions:

Material Preparation:

Ensure the infusion set, stop clamp, and all related connection tools are clean and sterile.

Prepare necessary components, including the infusion tubing, dropper, and adjustment knob.

Installation and Connection:

Install the stop clamp in the appropriate position on the infusion set, ensuring it securely holds the liquid container.

Medical infusion set stop clamps are essential components in the medical environment, preventing leaks and ensuring the stability and safety of the infusion process. Proper use and regular maintenance can significantly extend their service life and provide reliable technical support for patient treatment.