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Terumo CDI 550 - Preparing to install sensors; Installing the Shunt Bypass Line and CDI H;S Cuvette

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installing disposableschapter 6 6-1PB
This chapter explains how to place the sensors and hematocrit/saturation cuvette
into the extracorporeal circuit.
Preparing to install sensors
You need the following items: the Terumo Cardiovascular Systems (Terumo) CDI
Shunt Sensor(s) youre installing, Terumo CDI H/S Cuvette, and access to the bypass
circuit. For additional information, refer to disposable instructions for use.
Note: CDI Shunt Sensor can be used for either arterial or venous application.
Warning
Once calibrated, do not remove and replace the sensor from the
cable-head prior to use. Removal and replacement could affect the
measurement accuracy of the system.
Caution
Care should be taken to prevent BPM cable-heads from dropping onto
any hard surface or otherwise receiving severe shock. If a drop occurs,
the cable-head should be carefully inspected for any damage to the silver-
domed thermistor contact, the optical pathways, or the cable-head housing
surfaces. If the cable-head had a sensor installed and calibrated, you
should replace the sensor and repeat the calibration.
Installing the Shunt Bypass Line and CDI
H/S Cuvette
If the Shunt Bypass Line and CDI H/S Cuvette are supplied in a single sterile pack-
age, remove them from the package and aseptically insert them into the extracorpore-
al circuit. If they are supplied as part of a tubing pack, this installation isn’t necessary.
Warning
Aseptic technique must be used when inserting the CDI H/S Cuvette
and Shunt Bypass Line into the extracorporeal circuit to ensure that
the blood-contacting surfaces remain sterile.
Use an arterial lter distal to the Shunt Bypass Line on the arterial side
of the circuit. This protects against introduction of air into the blood
circulation.
The presence of air bubbles on the optical window of the CDI H/S
Cuvette can result in reduced measurement accuracy. Intermittent
bubbles, once moved from the optical window, will not affect the long-
term accuracy of the system.
Avoid touching the optical surfaces of the CDI H/S Cuvette and the
optical CDI H/S Probe. Fingerprints on these surfaces can reduce the
accuracy of the system. If necessary, optical surfaces on the CDI H/S
Cuvette and CDI H/S Probe can be cleaned with a soft, lint free cloth.

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