Haemonetics Cell Saver 5+ - Operation Manual

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HAEMONETICS

Working with the

Haemonetics

Cell Saver

Autologous Blood Recovery System

– Operation Manual –

Printed in France

Haemonetics Corporation

400 Wood Road, Braintree, MA 02184, USA P/N 53063-30, Manual revision: B

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Table of Contents11
Introducing the Cell Saver 5+ System19
- Indications for Use19
- Contraindications for Use20
Explaining Autologous Blood Transfusion21
- Autologous Versus Homologous Transfusion21
- Cell Saver Systems and Autologous Transfusion21
- Historical Overview22
- Haemonetics Cell Saver Systems23
Presenting Special Cell Saver 5+ Features24
- Automated Operation24
- Computer Guided Setup24
- Final Blood Product Quality25
- Performance Readouts25
- Data Acquisition Tools25
- Emergency Mode25
Listing the Cell Saver 5+ Specifications26
- Fluid Management Systems27
- Processing Speeds27
- Maneuverability and Portability28
- Construction28
Ordering Cell Saver29
References30
- Components31
Resenting the Ell Aver System Components33
- Power Switch and Power Entry Module33
- Display Screen34
- Keypad35
Describing the Cell Saver 5+ Hardware Elements40
- Valves40
- Pump40
- Air Detector41
- Clamped Line Sensor (Blue Line Sensor)41
- Centrifuge Well42
- Fluid Detectors42
- Optical Bowl Sensor42
- Effluent Line Sensor43
- Waste Bag Weigher43
- Reservoir Level Sensor43
Presenting the Disposable Set Elements44
- Harness Tubing44
- Receptacles and Collection Containers45
- Centrifuge Bowl46
- Describing the Operation of the Bowl47
Understanding Safe Operating Practices52
- Correctly Storing and Handling Disposable Material52
- Avoiding Electrical Shock Hazards52
- Working with Rotating Machinery53
- Power Outlet Connection53
- Warning about Communicable Diseases53
- Avoiding the Consequences of Flow Restriction54
- Understanding the Risk of Hemolysis54
- Inspecting for Twists and Kinks in the Tubing55
- Avoiding Bowl Misalignment55
- Controlling for Overheating55
- Avoiding Red Blood Cell Spillage56
- Managing the Inventory of Air56
Providing Safe Patient Care57
- Reinfusing Blood57
- Replacing Depleted Clotting Factors57
- Contraindications for Use57
Factors Affecting Processing Time58
- Cell Saving58
- Sequestering58
Understanding General System Operation60
- Collecting Blood60
- Filling the Centrifuge Bowl60
- Separating and Packing the Cells in the Bowl60
- Washing the Red Blood Cells61
- Washing Partial Bowls61
- Emptying the Bowl61
Initiating a Cell Saver 5+ Procedure62
- Explaining the Power on Procedure63
- Explaining the Bowl Type Confirmation Message65
Installing a Cell Saver Disposable Set66
- Preparing the Collection System66
- Preparing the Device and Disposable Set67
- Installing the Bowl68
- Installing the Tubing Harness69
- Installing the Line Sensor Tubing70
- Hanging the Bags71
- Connecting the Reservoir72
- Setting up the Saline Solution73
- Inspecting the Installation73
- Entering the STANDBY State74
Performing a Procedure in the Automatic Mode75
- Explaining the STANDBY State76
- Filling the Bowl77
- Washing the Cells79
- Emptying the Bowl80
- Monitoring the Waste Bag80
- Reinfusing Processed Blood81
- Explaining the Air Sensor Detection Messages82
- Explaining the Recentrifugation Delay82
Describing Additional Auto Mode Functions84
- Using the EMERGENCY Mode84
- Explaining the CONCENTRATE State Option85
- Modifying Certain Processing Parameters86
- Automatic Saving of Modified Parameters87
- Pump Rbcs to (RETURN) Option88
- Minimum Wash Volume Option89
- NO WASH Option90
- Reservoir Level and Resume at Level Options91
- Level Sensor Option91
- Autocycle Option91
- Speed Regulation Option92
Viewing the Cell Saver System Status93
- Wash Volume Monitoring94
- Volume Accounting Function94
Summarizing Setting Variations96
Performing a Procedure in the Manual Mode98
- Cell Saving Using Manual Operation98
- Explaining the Manual Control Keys99
- Selecting Manual Operation100
- Modifying Preset Processing Parameters100
- Explaining the Recentrifugation Delay101
- Collecting Fluid in the Reservoir102
- Filling the Bowl102
- Using the CONCENTRATE State103
- Washing the Cells103
- Emptying the Bowl104
- Reentering the STANDBY State105
Summarizing Parameter Variations106
Presenting the Cell Saver Sequestering Protocol107
- Describing Method of Sequestering108
- Sequestering Using the Cell Saver108
Initiating a Sequestering Procedure109
- Selecting the Sequestering Protocol109
- Setting the Processing Parameters111
Processing from Blood Bags112
- Filling the Bowl112
- Emptying the Bowl113
- Transferring the Rbcs for Reinfusion114
Completing the Sequestering Procedure116
- Removing the Plasma Product116
- Removing the Sequestering Disposable Set116
- Selecting the Cell Saving Protocol117
Providing an Overview of the Features120
- Listing the Recorded Parameters120
- Using Data Acquisition Features120
- Explaining the Output Devices121
Explaining on - Line Data Acquisition Features122
- Viewing the Current Procedure Data122
- Transferring Procedure Data123
- Optionally Entering Certain Data124
Explaining off Line Data Acquisition Features125
- Accessing Off-Line Data Acquisition125
- Working with the Transfer Data Function127
- Working with the View Data Function128
- Working with the Set Time Function129
- Working with the Clear Data Function130
Listing Data Output Devices131
Providing an Overview of Normal Maintenance134
- Maintaining the Cell Saver 5+ Device134
Describing Specific Cleaning Procedures135
- Cleaning the Optical Lenses135
- Cleaning the Centrifuge Well135
- Cleaning the Fluid Detectors135
- Cleaning the Blood Pump135
- Cleaning after a Spill136
- Washing the Air Filter136
Providing Customer Service137
- Field Service137
- Installation and Clinical Training137
- Returned Goods Authorization System137
- Appendix A Providing Reference Information140
Complications of and Contraindications to Perioperative Blood Recovery140
Describing Cell Saver145
Presenting the Cs5+ Compatible Printer149
- Non-Thermal Printer Overview149
- Changing the Paper Roll During a Printing Procedure149
- Ribbon Installation150
- Ordering References150
- Electromagnetic Immunity151

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