Infusion Pressure Bag 500ml

In clinical settings, infusion pressure bags are often referred to as blood transfusion pressure bags, transfusion infusion pressure bags, or pressure infusion bags, and are essential items for emergency medical treatment.

This product is primarily used for pressurization during infusion and transfusion to help blood and medicinal fluids enter the human body as quickly as possible. It is not classified as a medical device. It can also be used for continuous pressurization of heparin-containing fluids to flush indwelling arterial pressure monitoring catheters. It is convenient to use, safe, and reliable.

Function

The infusion pressure bag is used for infusion, with its main function being to accelerate the infusion rate.When a patient loses consciousness, experiences severe fluid deficiency, or is in a state of shock, the infusion pressure bag plays a crucial role by rapidly replenishing fluids. Based on the same principle, it can also be used for rapid blood transfusion.

Features

The infusion pressure bag has excellent air tightness.

The infusion pressure bag can withstand a weight of ≥1 kg.

Usage Instructions

*Place the plasma bag or infusion bag into the interlayer of the infusion pressure bag. Hang the suspension string of the plasma bag or infusion bag on the hook of the infusion pressure bag, then hang the infusion pressure bag on the infusion stand. For models without hooks, directly thread the suspension string of the plasma bag or infusion bag through the hanging loop of the infusion pressure bag.

*Rotate the three-way valve handle to the inflation direction. Squeeze the bulb by hand to inflate, allowing air to pass through the valve and tube into the air bladder of the infusion pressure bag. After inflation, rotate the three-way valve to the usage direction to maintain pressure without loss.

*The speed and volume of infusion can be adjusted by varying the level of inflation and pressure in the infusion pressure bag.

*After infusion is complete, rotate the three-way valve to the deflation direction to release the air from the storage bladder.

*If continuing infusion, repeat the above steps.