Hospital 4.3" Screen Medical Infusion Pump Remote Control Drug Library History

Product Specification

4.3”Screen Medical Infusion Pump Hospital Remote Control Drug Library History Records Alarm Light

1. Infusion Pump 4.3" Screen:

• Clear and Intuitive Display: The 4.3" screen provides a bright and user-friendly interface, making it easier for healthcare professionals to monitor infusion parameters in real-time. The larger screen size allows for clear visibility of important information, such as flow rate, volume, and infusion time, with minimal eye strain.
• Enhanced Readability for Quick Adjustments: With this size of screen, critical data is presented in an organized manner, ensuring that clinicians can quickly make adjustments or review infusion settings, even in a busy or dimly lit environment. This improves workflow efficiency and reduces the chances of errors during infusion management.
• Touchscreen Interface for Efficiency: The touchscreen functionality further enhances user experience by allowing quick, direct interaction with the device. Healthcare professionals can easily navigate between different screens and settings, making the infusion process faster and more efficient.

2. Infusion Pump Remote Control:

• Convenience and Flexibility: The remote control feature enables healthcare providers to operate the infusion pump from a distance, which is especially useful when patients are in intensive care units (ICU) or during surgeries. Clinicians can adjust infusion settings, start or stop infusions, and monitor progress without having to move directly to the pump, providing both convenience and flexibility in a busy clinical setting.
• Enhanced Infection Control: By allowing remote operation, the remote control helps reduce the need for physical contact with the pump, which can be crucial for maintaining hygiene standards in sensitive environments like operating rooms or isolation wards. This minimizes the risk of cross-contamination.
• Continuous Monitoring and Immediate Adjustments: The remote control function allows for continuous monitoring of the pump’s activity, ensuring that if any issues arise, they can be addressed without interrupting patient care. This level of oversight ensures smoother infusion therapy and enhances patient safety.

3. Infusion Pump Drug Library:

• Safety and Error Prevention: The inclusion of a drug library in the infusion pump helps to ensure that only appropriate medications and dosages are administered. This digital reference library contains pre-programmed drug information and dosage guidelines for a wide range of medications, reducing the risk of medication errors or incorrect dosages.
• Automatic Dose Calculation: The drug library typically integrates automatic dose calculation, taking into account specific patient parameters (such as weight or age). This ensures that the correct drug dosage is selected for infusion, reducing human error and ensuring patient safety, especially in high-stress environments like the ICU or emergency rooms.
• Real-Time Alerts for Drug-Drug Interactions: The drug library can also alert clinicians to potential drug-drug interactions when programming the infusion pump, providing an added layer of safety for patients on multiple medications.

4. Infusion Pump History Records:

• Tracking and Documentation: The history records feature automatically logs the entire infusion process, including infusion volumes, rates, and time intervals. This makes it easier for clinicians to track the treatment history of each patient, providing valuable data for decision-making during follow-up visits or cross-department consultations.
• Efficient Record-Keeping and Audit Trail: In addition to patient care, history records create a detailed audit trail that is invaluable for both clinical documentation and compliance with medical standards. These records are important in ensuring that healthcare providers are following proper procedures and are useful in the event of an investigation or audit.
• Patient Safety and Treatment Continuity: The history records ensure that all infusion activities are documented accurately, providing a clear view of treatment trends over time. This can help clinicians assess the effectiveness of a particular treatment or make adjustments if the infusion parameters need to be modified for better patient outcomes.

5. Infusion Pump Alarm Light:

• Visual and Audible Alerts for Immediate Action: The alarm light is a critical safety feature, providing both visual and auditory alerts whenever there is an issue with the infusion process, such as occlusion, air in the line, or completion of the infusion. This ensures that the healthcare team is immediately alerted to any potential issues without delay.
• Enhanced Patient Safety: The alarm light acts as an immediate indicator, especially in noisy environments like intensive care units or operating rooms. Even if clinicians are away from the pump, the visible alarm ensures that they can quickly respond to any problems that may compromise patient safety.
• Reduced Risk of Missed Alerts: By using a light alarm alongside audible notifications, the infusion pump provides a dual mode of alert, reducing the chances of missed alarms, which could lead to complications in patient care.

Infusion Pump Feature:

• 4.3" color TFT LCD screen (LED backlight), with resolution 272×480.
• Three working modes: Drip mode,Time mode,Volume mode.
• Drug library with 210 kinds of medicine.
• Storage 7000 history records.
• A variety of visible and audible alarm, make infusion more safe.
• Support more than 4 hours battery autonomy.