Description

Disposable Infusion Pump

Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) is a method of pain control that gives patients the power to control their pain. In PCA, a computerized pump called the patient-controlled analgesia pump, which contains a syringe of pain medication as prescribed by a doctor, is connected directly to a patient’s intravenous (IV) line.

In some cases, the pump is set to deliver a small, constant flow of pain medication. Additional doses of medication can be self-administered as needed by having the patient press a button. Other times, a patient can control when he or she receives pain medication and does not receive a constant flow.

Who Can Use the PCA Pump?

Patients recovering from surgery often are equipped with PCA pumps. The machines also can be used by people coping with other kinds of pain.

Children who are 4 to 6 years old may be able to use PCA with the help of a parent or nurse. Many children who are as young as 6 can independently use the PCA pump.

FORNIA Disposable Infusion Pump offers infusion of medication in a safe and accurate way. The pumps are tailored for continuous infusion with preset dose. It is deal for anesthesia, pain management and chemotherapy use, etc. Available in a variety of volumes and flow rates to suit patient’s individual needs

COMMON FEATURES
Easy to use
•Non-electrical pump, maintenance free; lightweight and disposable for maximum convenience.
•Minimal training requirement for nurse/patient.
Accurate
•Preset flow rate intended to provide accuracy for hospital and home care environment.
•Well-designed capillary flow rate control tubing ensures accuracy.
Safe
•Infusion tubing suitable for administration of viscous and irritant medication used in chemotherapy.
•Durable protective plastic housing.

Disposable Infusion Pump