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4 - Daily Setup
Installing the PAS NOTE: A PAS must be installed to prime the SAS and to infuse a patient. A new PAS
must be installed for each patient. The PAS installed to prime the SAS may be
used for the first patient after SAS priming.
WARNING: Biological contamination can result from reusing the PAS or failure
to follow sterile technique. DO NOT reuse or attempt to resterilize. Properly discard
disposable items after use. If there is any possibility that contamination may have
occurred during set-up or use, disassemble and set-up a new sterile product.
WARNING: Patient injury may result if disposable package is opened or
damaged, or if damaged components are used. Visually inspect contents and
package before use.
WARNING: Patient infection may result from the use of non-sterile components.
Maintain sterility of all disposable components using aseptic techniques.
CAUTION: Component damage may occur if not installed properly. Ensure all
connections are secure. DO NOT over-tighten.
NOTE: In the following steps, it will be helpful to refer to the diagrams of the Intego
Infusion System Components, Intego Shielded Chamber Components, and the
SAS Components.
1. Open the PAS Compartment Cover to expose the Swabbable Valve.
2. Clean the SAS Swabbable Valve following aseptic techniques described in facility
guidelines.
3. Open the PAS disposable package, being sure not to remove the Removable Prime Tube.
4. Attach the PAS Luer Connector to the SAS Swabbable Valve.
5. Route the PAS from the PAS Compartment.
NOTE: INT SYS 200: Route the PAS out the left, right, or rear of the PAS Compartment,
whichever is most convenient for connecting the PAS to the patient. INT SYS
100: Route the PAS out the left or right of the PAS Compartment, whichever is
most convenient for connecting the PAS to the patient.
6. Close the PAS Compartment Cover back over the PAS Compartment. Make sure the PAS
Compartment Cover does not pinch the PAS.
WARNING: Severe operator injury can occur if care is not taken when opening
or closing the Shielded Chamber Lid or the PAS Compartment Cover. Be certain
that all fingers are clear before opening or closing the Shielded Chamber Lid or the
PAS Compartment Cover.
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