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Infusion Pump Types

Infusion Pump IPA112 Plus

The IPA112 Plus Infusion Pump features a 3.5-inch touchscreen, multiple modes, DPS for safety, and customizable drug libraries for diverse clinical needs.

Infusion Pump IPA112

The IPA112 Infusion Pump offers easy programming, compatibility with various I.V. sets, night mode, dynamic pressure detection, and customizable drug libraries.

Enteral Feeding Pump Double Channel

The Double Channel Enteral Feeding Pump features a user-friendly touchscreen, lightweight design, multiple modes, DPS, and pre-programmed nutrition solutions for efficient feeding.

Enteral Feeding Pump Single Channel

The Single Channel Enteral Feeding Pump boasts a compact design, advanced DPS, customizable settings, and preloaded nutrition solutions for precise, reliable nutrition administration.

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What is Infusion Pump of RHC Medical?

The infusion pump from RHC Medical is a medical device used to deliver fluids, such as medications, blood products, or nutrients, directly into a patient's bloodstream. It ensures the precise and controlled administration of these substances at a specified rate and duration. Infusion pumps are programmable and can be set to deliver fluids in various infusion modes, including continuous, intermittent, or patient-controlled. They enhance patient safety by reducing the risk of medication errors and allowing healthcare professionals to closely monitor and adjust the infusion as needed. Infusion pumps are commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings to provide accurate and efficient delivery of fluids for patient care.

How Does an Infusion Pump Work

An infusion pump is a medical device used to deliver fluids, medications, or nutrients to a patient in a controlled and precise manner. The pump consists of a reservoir for the fluid or medication and a mechanism to control the rate of infusion.

The working principle of an infusion pump involves a motor-driven mechanism that pushes the fluid through a tubing set connected to the patient. The pump is programmed to deliver a specific flow rate or volume over a set period.

The pump may also include safety features like alarms and occlusion detection to ensure proper delivery and prevent over-infusion or blockages. Infusion pumps provide accurate and controlled administration of fluids and medications, ensuring patient safety and therapeutic effectiveness.

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