Glossary
Operator Manual for the Baxter ExactaMix 2400 Compounder
53007410 Rev. C Page 213
The placement and assembly of the product components at the
customer facility by Baxter personnel.
A sterile tube with a spike or Luer end attached. The spike or Luer end
attaches to a source container, and the other end attaches to a port on
A delivery of fluid that comes just before the final flush as part of an
enhanced flush. The fluid used for this flush is always the Universal
Ingredient, and it is pumped in two deliveries of 50 mL each.
The component that holds the destination bag, weighs the compounded
solution and reports the measurement to the software. It mounts to the
A generic term used to describe an ingredient that uses a large-bore inlet
and is delivered in volumes equal to or greater than 5 mL.
The component that contains the valve actuators, occlusion detector,
bubble detector, pump chamber and power supply. It mounts to the
The act of performing scheduled or expected work on the compounder.
It does not include repairs or corrections due to product failure.
The act of creating, modifying, saving or deleting information within the
software.
A product that is added to the compounded solution manually, after
compounding has finished.
Small on-screen window or other text that provides information or
instructions, but does not allow you to enter information. Pay attention
to the text, because some messages may include critical information.
A generic term used to describe an ingredient that uses a micro inlet and
is delivered in volumes less than 5 mL.
A unique, three-segment number used in the United States to identify
drug products used by humans.
A blockage in the fluid pathway.
Original Equipment Manufacturer i.e Baxter Healthcare
The section of tube on the discharge side of the valve set. It connects the
valve set to the destination bag.
A file, created in the order-entry software, which contains the patient
information and formula.
An encrypted file, created in the order-entry software, which contains
the patient information and formula.
A label, printed in the order-entry software, which contains the patient
information and formula along with the 2D Barcode.
The recipient of the finished solution.
The privileges granted to groups of users to allow them to perform
specific functions.
The interface between the valve set and the inlets for source containers.
To pump a small volume of an ingredient through an inlet, to remove air
bubbles from the inlet and prepare it for compounding the solution.
An ingredient in a particular container size and type from a specific
manufacturer. Several products can be associated with one ingredient.
A peristaltic device used to push fluid through the outlet tube.
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