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Smiths Medical CADD User Manual

Smiths Medical CADD
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A. Battery Compartment
B. Display
C. Indicator Lights
D. USB Port
E. Blue AC Power Light
F. AC Power Jack
G. Remote Dose Cord Jack
H. Keypad
I. Cassette Latch
J. J Cassette/Keypad Lock
K. K Power Switch
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Smiths Medical CADD Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerSmiths Medical
DisplayLCD screen
Infusion ModesContinuous, Intermittent
Infusion Volume Range0.1 mL to 9999 mL
AlarmsOcclusion, air-in-line, low battery
CompatibilityCompatible with various

Summary

Pump Operation Basics

Screensaver Functionality

Conserves battery power when the pump is idle.

Understanding Blue Text on Display

Provides additional screen-specific instructions.

Inserting Batteries

Instructions for inserting AA or rechargeable batteries.

Powering On the Pump

Steps to turn on the pump and complete self-tests.

Setting Up a New Patient

Selecting Therapy Type

Choose the desired therapy from the available options.

Choosing a Qualifier

Select the patient qualifier for the chosen therapy.

Selecting the Drug

Choose the specific drug for the selected therapy.

Confirming and Reviewing Settings

Review patient-specific parameters before proceeding.

Cassette Management and Settings

Editing Individual Delivery Settings

Adjust patient-specific delivery parameters.

Attaching a Cassette

Procedure for attaching and securing a new cassette.

Cassette Handling and Priming

Removing a Cassette

Steps for safely removing a cassette from the pump.

Resetting Reservoir Volume

Resetting the volume after cassette changes or during use.

Priming the Tubing

Procedure to prime tubing after cassette change or without.

Pump Reporting and Permissions

Accessing Pump Reports

Viewing pump operational and delivery reports.

Managing Patient Permissions

Configuring security for priming and delayed starts.

Pump Alarms Explained

System Fault Alarm

Indicates unrecoverable hardware or software error.

High Priority Alarm

Critical alarm; pump stops and requires immediate action.

Medium Priority Alarm

Significant alarm; pump may pause, requires acknowledgement.

Low Priority Alarm

Minor alarm; pump continues with limited disruption.

Informational Message

Non-critical message displayed briefly in the status bar.

Troubleshooting Pump Issues

Screen Blank and Alarm Sounding

Addresses pump power loss and related alarms.

Air-in-line Detected

Procedure for clearing air in the fluid path.

Battery Depleted Pump Stopped

Action required when battery is depleted and pump stops.

Low Battery Warning

Indicates low battery level; advises replacement.

Downstream Occlusion

Resolving blockages between the pump and patient.

Reservoir Volume Low

Indicates a low fluid level in the reservoir.

Reservoir Volume Zero

Pump stopped due to zero reservoir volume.

Upstream Occlusion

Resolving blockages between the reservoir and pump.

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