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Circuit Preparation and Line Connection - Attaching the Venous Blood Line
1. Attach the venous blood line to one of the blood line holders in the
prime bucket. Ensure the tip of the blood line does not touch the
bottom of the bucket. Close the clamp on the venous patient line.
6. Place the blood line into the venous clamp (marked with a blue dot).
7. Gently pull the blood line down to secure in place.
8. Check carefully that the venous blood line is set correctly in the venous
blood line (prime detector) clamp.
Note: If venous blood line is not correctly placed in front of the prime
detector, the supervision of alarms may not be activated.
9. Attach the venous pressure transducer protector to the blue venous
pressure transducer connector. Turn to secure the connections -
transducer line to transducer protector and transducer protector to
transducer connector on the machine.
Note: Do NOT clamp the pressure transducer line.
10. Close the blue clamp on the venous patient blood line secured in
the prime bucket and close the blue medication administration port
clamp at the top of the venous chamber.
11. Close the white clamp on the heparin administration line and ensure
the white clamp on the infusion line is closed.
12. Close the red clamp on the arterial rinseback line.
2. While firmly pressing the center of the cover, pull the tab towards you
to open the air detector cover.
3. Pinch the venous drip chamber and place it in the air detector.
4. Adjust the position of the venous drip chamber such that the cone-
shaped filter is below the air detector and that the chamber extends
above the top of the air detector. While pressing the center of the
cover, close the air detector cover.
5. Remove the protective caps and connect the end of the venous
blood line to the dialyzer. Ensure the venous blood line is securely
connected to the dialyzer.
Note: Ensure the venous blood line is not cross threaded and
that it's firmly attached to the dialyzer to prevent patient
blood loss.
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