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Quick Infusion Set-Up Guide
Ivac 572
Huw Evans B.Sc., HND(Eng)
EBME
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Setting up an infusion for the Ivac 572
• Before you
Quick Start-Up Guide
Rate Calculation
250ml to be infused in 2 hours 30 minutes.
When calculating rates, change the time of infusion into
start check
that your rate
calculations
are correct.
• Try these and
see how you
get on.
Huw Evans B.Sc., HND(Eng)
EBME
minutes e.g. 2hours 30 mins = 150 mins, therefore to calculate
this rate: -
60 x 250 = 100 ml/hr
150
The rate of infusion is therefore 100ml/hr.
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1000ml to be infused in 8 hour 30 minutes = 100ml/hr.
Again change the time of infusion into minutes, 8 hour 30
minutes = 510 minutes, to calculate this rate: -
60 x 1000 = 117.6 ml/hr
510
The rate of infusion is therefore 118 ml/hr
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Setting up an infusion for the Ivac 572.
Press the ON/OFF key (Circled in RED);
the pump will go through a short ‘self
test’ which is a power up sequence, wait
until the power up sequence has finished.
The TOT VOL INF can be re-set at this
point by pressing the TOT VOL INF key
along with the 100’s down arrow (as
shown on the pump to clear; circled in
YELLOW). This will clear all the
previous total fluid volumes.
Huw Evans B.Sc., HND(Eng)
EBME