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hospira symbiq manualFor List Number 16026-04 (One-Channel Infuser)Off. EmerDOPamine. DOPamine. RatePress Tab A to display Near Viewing Delivery screen. Mode. Settings. Logs. Lock. AlarmCustomer Support hotline is available 24 hours a day (in the USA) to provide consultation and. Hospira Technical Support OperationsRefer to the Device Development Document for complete specifications and restrictions.Administration Sets and Delivery Cautions......................... 9. US FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Statement...........11. Radio Frequency Exposure Statement....................... 12. Electrical Artifacts in Clinical Settings............................ 12Touchscreen Button Appearance............................Infuser Configurations on an I.V. Pole. Ejecting a Cassette in an Emergency............................Specifying Medication Concentration............................Programming a Soft Outside limits Message. Programming a Hard Limit Outside Limits Message...............Table 1 outlines the chapters and chapter contents of this manual. Chapter Contents. Chapter 1. Introduction, warnings, and cautions. Chapter 2. Infuser layout, features, and touchscreen icons and symbols. Chapter 3. Clinical modes including Power, Programming, Delivery, and Stop. Chapter 4. Attaching infusers to an I.V. pole, administration sets, and fluid container compatibility. Chapter 5. Basic infusion therapy. Chapter 6. Advanced infusion therapies. Chapter 7. Supplemental deliveries and program options. Chapter 8. Piggyback. Chapter 9. Bolus. Chapter 10. Alarm messages, alarm urgency, and system messages. Chapter 11. Data storage and instructions on accessing data. Chapter 12. Cleaning and service guidelines. Chapter 13. Product technical specifications, flow rate accuracy. Appendix A. System messages, message criteria, and troubleshooting suggestions. Appendix B. Alarm messages, alarm criteria, and troubleshooting suggestions. Appendix C.http://luckylife68.com/images/upload/20201018052544_8b37f147db84fe94926b40ac0c4b8bea.xml

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Hospira accessories, administration sets, components, and list numbers. Appendix D—Glossary. Acronyms, expressions, terms, and their definitions. Appendix E. Default Drug Library (DDL) in tabular form.AC mains power or can be powered by the enclosed rechargeable battery. Infusion System delivers Basic therapy or Advanced therapies such as Multistep and Intermittent.Term Care, Urgent Care, Transport, and Physician Offices. Intended AudienceTraining shouldCAUTION: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order ofDocument Conventions. Throughout this manual, the following conventions are used to call attention to warnings,WARNING: A warning message contains special safety emphasis and mustFailure to observe a warning message isCAUTION: A caution appears in front of a procedure or statement. It containsFailure to observe a caution could result in patient or user injury. Note: A Note highlights information that helps explain a concept or procedure. Tip: A Tip contains useful information, hints, and shortcuts that make the product easier to use. Figures and graphics are rendered as representations to approximate the actual product. Therefore, figures and graphics may not exactly reflect the product.Warnings and Cautions. Warnings and CautionsWarningsAlways disconnect the administration set from theIf potent medications are being used,Epidural administration ofGeneral CautionsUse of a properly installedChapter 1: IntroductionPower Outlet” on page 19 for more information).Epidural Administration.http://culture-agencement.com/data/how-to-change-diablo-2-resolution-manually.xml Recommended use of the epidural route is to provide anesthesia or analgesia for periods up to 96Epidural administration of medications other than those indicated for epidural use couldPatients must be observed frequently for side effectsHowever, if a large volume of fluid is administered over a shortIf overdelivery occurs duringAdministration Sets and Delivery CautionsIf fluid flow is observed, DO NOT use the administrationWarnings and CautionsIn these cases, an air eliminating filter may be used.Battery Operation Cautions. Connect the infuser to AC mains powerFailure to fully charge the battery may significantlyChapter 1: IntroductionBefore use, inspect the ACConnect to AC power during storage to ensure a fully chargedIf the quality of the earth grounding source is in doubt, do not useUnintended Bolus DeliveryCleaning Cautions. System in fluids or cleaning solutions. DO NOT spray cleaning solutions in or near infuserSee “Chapter 12: Cleaning, Maintenance, and. Storage” on page 151.US FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Statement. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following twoFCC Interference StatementThese limits are designed to provide reasonableThis equipmentIf not installed and used inHowever, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. IfWarnings and CautionsRadio Frequency Exposure StatementRadio Frequency exposure standards:Radio frequency Electromagnetic Fields, July 2001.Fields, Radio Standards Specification RSS-102 Issue 1 (Provisional): September 1999.http://www.drupalitalia.org/node/71567Electrical Artifacts in Clinical SettingsThese potentials are well within accepted safety standards but mayTo determine if the abnormality in the monitoring equipment is causedProper setup and maintenance of theRefer to the appropriate monitoringChapter 1: IntroductionIf extreme levels of interference like thatThese limits are designed to provide reasonable protectionThe equipment generates, uses,However, thereIf this equipmentTake the following measures to correctWarnings and CautionsInfuser Layout—FrontProgram. DosePiggyback. RateLogsInfusion DOPamineCancel. Titration. Em erBolusPiggybackAlarmClearTitration. Options. Next. Press fields to edit. Clear to delete all entries. Options toNext to continue. LockTable 2: Item Number and Corresponding Feature. Feature. Distal tubing guide. SILENCE button. Cassette carriage. Emergency Stop button. Cassette loader housingProximal tubing guideInfuser Layout—Front. Infuser Buttons. Buttons on the infuser casing function in the following manner:Touchscreen ButtonsWhen an active touchscreenThe touchscreen alsoNote: A triple-beep will sound when making entries that are touchscreen errors. Touchscreen Button Appearance. The appearance of touchscreen buttons varies depending on their status. A touchscreen button canTable 3 depicts how touchscreen buttonsNote: Basic Program refers to functionality accessed by pressing the Program channel levelNote: Document copies should be printed in color to differentiate between button statuses. Table 3: Touchscreen Button Appearance. Touchscreen Button Status. Active. Depressed. Selected. UnavailableChapter 2: Infuser Overview. Touchscreen Icons and Symbols. Table 4 describes and illustrates the various touchscreen icons and symbols. Table 4: Touchscreen Icons and Symbols. On-Screen Item Description. On-Screen Item Illustration. Horizontal navigation arrow buttons. Vertical short scroll bar (up and downVertical hot scroll bar (white interiorDrop-down list field. Select.https://www.flexcable.com/images/bosch-vidos-manual.pdf End-of-list indicator (for drop-downInfuser Layout—Front. Infusion running drip icon. Basic program icon. Multistep therapy icon. Intermittent therapy icon. Piggyback icon. Bolus icon. Upper hard limit icon (displays on aLower hard limit icon (displays on aUpper soft limit icon (displays on aChapter 2: Infuser Overview. Lower soft limit icon (displays on aNo rule set icon (displays on aDevice Status Bar has two rows. TheLogs, Lock, and Alarm. The second row displays Time, WiFi. Enabled Icon, and Battery Status. AlarmInfuser Layout—Rear. Infuser Layout—RearTable 5: Item Number and Corresponding FeatureQuick travel release clamp. Pole clamp. Cleaning Lock. Ethernet interface port. Proximal tubing guide. Carrying handle. Minipole insertion location. Nurse callback jack. Pole clamp knobChapter 2: Infuser Overview. Rear Infuser AC Power Outlet. Never connect more than oneBefore use, inspect the AC cord toConsider, for example, a primary infuser using AC (mains) power with a second infuser attachedDo not attach an additional infuser to the rear infuser. AC power outlet of the second infuser (Figure 3). CAUTION: Never connect more than two infusers when using the rear infuser. AC power outlet; connecting more than two infusers may cause anFigure 3: Incorrect Use of Rear Infuser AC Power Outlet. Instead, attach an additional infuser directly to an AC (mains) power source (Figure 4). Figure 4: Correct Use of Rear Infuser AC Power OutletInfuser Layout—Underside. Wireless Communication. The Wireless Connection Available icon is displayed when the device is receiving a wirelessWireless communication to an infuser is direct rather than indirect through another infuser. Infusers with the wireless module active display a wireless enabled icon on the touchscreenMode. AlarmInfuser Layout—UndersideChapter 2: Infuser Overview. Table 6 outlines features on the bottom of the infuser that correspond to the numbers in Figure 6Table 6: Item Number and Corresponding Feature.http://www.chinahkcarplate.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162700e6678613---boss-ch6ck-manual.pdf Battery compartment access door. Cassette eject lever (EMERGENCY USEInfuser Features. Used to select therapiesPower Prime—displays the Power Prime screen. Delayed Start—displays the Delayed Start Time entry keypad. Standby—displays the Standby drop-down list. Alarm Options—displays alarm options:Note: Alarm options set for a program apply only to that program. These buttonsMode—displays the Biomed Mode Passcode entry screen. Settings—displays the Settings Menu screen. Logs—displays the Clinical Logs Menu screen. Alarm—displays active alarmsInfuser Features. Channel Level Features. Channel level features are accessed via buttons across the top of the touchscreen as depicted in. Figure 7. The default channel level screen is the Basic Program screen.Bolus. Program. Advanced. Infusion DOPamine. Dose. RateCancel. AlarmUse channel level buttons to access Bolus, Program, Advanced, and Piggyback programmingChannel Feature Availability. Selecting a channel level feature affects the availability of other channel level features. ForSimilarly, entering a single value on an Advanced programThe Piggyback button is only available for a channel with a confirmed Basic program that has a. VTBI greater than zero. For more information on programming therapies, see “Chapter 5: Program (Basic) Therapy” onChapter 2: Infuser Overview. Program Level Features Options. Program level features are accessed on the programming screen shown in Figure 8.Bolus. Power Prime. Deliver at EndAdvanced. Select AmountKVO Rate. Delayed. Start. Standby. Level. Features. Yes. Alarm Options. Done. Press button or field to select option to change. Done toMode. AlarmWhile all options are visible on the Options screen, only options allowed for the selected therapyFor example, if the selectedDuring an infusion, the air-in-line and distal andFor more information on CCAs, see “Clinical Care. Areas” on page 138. The following features are selectable on the Options screen:Distal Occlusion. Proximal Occlusion.www.cmevalves.com/pictures/files/casio-ca-110-keyboard-manual.pdf Infusion Complete Callback. Air-in-line. Nearing End of InfusionInfuser Features. Device Level Features. Device level features are accessed via buttons across the bottom of the infuser touchscreenBolus. AlarmDevice level buttons are used to access the following features:Program Totals. Shift Totals. Event Log. Alarm Log. Rule Set Alert Override Log. Current Program. For more information on Logs, refer to “Chapter 11: Stored Data” on page 137. Use the settings button to access and adjust the infuser settings:Chapter 2: Infuser Overview. To access sound volume settings:Mode. AlarmFigure 11: Settings ScreenThe infuser sounds an audible tone for the selected volumeFigure 12: Settings Sound Volume Screen. Note: Key Press Volume sets the volume for both valid and invalid key presses.Other Settings Sound Volume screen buttons do the following:Infuser FeaturesNote: If no keys are pressed for two consecutive minutes, the Settings Sound Volume screenTo access brightness adjustment settings:See Figure 11:Cancel to return to the Settings Menu screen without saving changes. Figure 13: Settings Brightness Screen. Note: If no keys are pressed for two consecutive minutes, the Settings Brightness screenDate and Time Settings. Access the time mode settings to specify 12-hour or 24-hour clock formats. To set the time mode:Press the Time Format field to specify 12-hour or 24-hour clock formats. Select the desiredMonth. Mar. DayTimeSaveFigure 15: Settings ScreenProgram Lock. An active program lock prohibits changes to any touchscreen field or parameter related to aThe program lock is always available unless the Cleaning Lock is active, a system message isInfuser Features. You cannot start or stop a therapy while the program lock is active using on-screen buttons. However, pressing Stop Program on the touchscreen or pressing Emergency Stop does notWith the program lock active, you can access the following infuser features.https://pmdrecycling.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162700e76944f5---boss-ch1-manual.pdf With the Program Lock active, program-related fields and features related are not available. ToTo activate the program lock:The Enter Code dialog box displays.DOPamine. PiggybackDose. Rate:Volume infused. Stop. ProgramPress Stop to end infusion. Program button to edit program. AlarmOn the Enter Code dialog box, use the touchscreen keypad to key in a valid passcode, andDOPamine. AdvancedEnter Code. Activating the program lock will prohibitEnter. Cancel. To activate program lock, Press number buttons forCancel to exit. AlarmNote: See authorized facility personnel for password.Mode. AlarmNote: Entering an invalid passcode three consecutive times activates the Invalid PasscodeEntering an invalid passcode a fourth time closesTo deactivate the program lock:The Enter Code dialog box displays.On the Enter Code dialog box, use the touchscreen keypad to key in a valid passcode, andDOPamine. Unlocking the Infuser will allow the userEnter. To unlock, Press number buttons for passcoade; then Enter. Cancel to exit. AlarmDOPamine. AlarmNote: Entering an invalid passcode three consecutive times activates the Invalid PasscodeEntering an invalid passcode a fourth time closesInfuser Operations Overview. The infuser has four basic operations divided into four segments: power on, program, deliver andBolus (Bolus). Program (Basic therapy). Advanced (Multistep and Intermittent). Power Modes. The Power mode is used to power on and power off the infuser. AC PowerUse AC power whenever possible; the battery isHowever, if the quality of the earth groundingBefore initial use, connect the infuser to AC power for at least four hours to ensure the battery isProcedure to power on the infuser:OffEmeSoftware Version XXX. Drug Library Version 0.01. Medical Center. Thursday February 20, 2006The diagnostic self-tests take about ten seconds to complete.https://schreinerheusi.de/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162700e83281ac---boss-ch3000d-manual.pdf Once diagnostic self-tests complete,If the infuser has been powered off for less than five hours, previous patient information, programThe New Patient dialog box displays over the. Startup screen (Figure 23).Chapter 3: Infuser Operations. Selecting No in the New Patient field and pressing Continue retains stored patient and programThe Startup screen shows infuser status and providesSelecting Yes in the New Patient field andInformation screen. Figure 23: New Patient Dialog Box. When a Drug Library contains one or more Clinical Care Areas (CCAs), you must specify a CCAChannel LEDs. During diagnostic self-tests, the channel LEDs located just above the cassette carriage (Figure 25)ChannelCarriage. Figure 25: Channel LED LocationPower Modes. Table 7 outlines channel LED color and the conditions under which the channel LEDs illuminate. During an alarm state, the color and flashing characteristics of both the channel LED and channelTable 7: Channel LED Color and Conditions. Channel LED Color. Conditions. Solid Green. While in Delivery mode and delivery has not beenFlashing Green. When the cassette carriage is either opening, closing, orSolid Yellow. During a Low urgency condition. Flashing Yellow. During a Medium urgency condition. Flashing Red. During any High urgency condition. Solid Red. During a latched High alarm condition. A latched HighBattery Power. The non-volatile battery life is sufficient to retain program parameters, delivery totals, patientCAUTION: Before use, ensure the infuser has a functional battery installed. UseThe battery indicator icon is located in the lower right corner of the touchscreen. Table 8 showsTable 8: Battery Indicator Icons. Battery Indicator Icon Power Level. Alarm State. Battery Indicators when Infuser is operating on battery power. Full (76-100). None. Three-quarters (51-75)Chapter 3: Infuser Operations. Table 8: Battery Indicator Icons (Continued). Half (50).www.clinicaponce.com/galeria/files/casio-ca-110-instruction-manual.pdf Note: This indicator displays when the battery is atLow battery Alarm (see next indicator) when the. Infuser is operating on battery power:LowMediumHigh. Empty. Charging Battery Indicators when Infuser is operating on AC Power. AC power (infuser using AC power only, battery fully charged). Charging, capacity at 75 or greater but less than 100 capacity. Charging, capacity at 25 or greater but less than 75 capacity. Charging, capacity less than 25. Displays when the Infuser is powered on and no battery above the. Depleted Battery threshold is detected. Battery icon location. AlarmIf the Low Battery alarm activates, the battery has only enough charge remaining to continue theImmediately connect the infuser to AC power. Note: As long as a low battery condition exists, the Low Battery alarm cannot be cleared, but itPower ModesIn this case,Bolus. RateOptionsCancel. TitrationPress hereBattery removed or shorted. In the event of AC powerCAUTION: Before use, ensure the infuser has a functional battery installed. UseEmergency Stop buttons. When using battery power only, the power LED is off.OffEmeTouchscreen Visibility. If no keystrokes or button presses are made for a CCA-defined period of time (the default is twoPower Saving mode is marked by an 80Chapter 3: Infuser Operations. Turning touchscreen away from direct sunlight improves visibility. Any infuser alarm state orPower Off. When power is removed from the infuser, it enters Power Down mode. During a normal powerAll alarm sensitivity settings areTo power down the infuser:Note: If the infuser is powered off before you complete or confirm a program, the partiallyProgramming Mode. Programming Mode. Programming mode is used to program infusion therapies. Therapies and supplemental deliveriesProgram (Basic). From this screen, you can access these features:Chapter 3: Infuser Operations. Delivery Mode. Two types of screens display during Delivery mode—Near Viewing and Far Viewing. A Near. Viewing Delivery screen is shown in Figure 28.DOPamine. AlarmThe Near Viewing Delivery screen displays medication name (if enabled in the selected CCA),On the Near. Viewing Delivery screen, both VTBI and Volume Infused values display with one decimal placeNote: The Near Viewing Delivery Screen shall only display the Dose label and value if a dose isThe Far Viewing screen (Figure 29) is designed to have the rate and VTBI readable from aCCA), concentration, and, if in an alarm state, the alarm name for the highest priority alarm. OnStop ModeDOPamine. Alarm. LockOnce the infuser completes a programmed therapy, the End of Infusion alarm activates. ThePending on programming, theStop ModeEme. OffBolus. PiggybackFigure 30: Emergency Stop ButtonChapter 3: Infuser OperationsWhen a delivery is manually stopped (by pressing Stop Program) and the VTBI has notDOPamineProgram. Rate. Repeat? Time Remaining:Start. Press Start to resume infusion. Program button to view orMode., S103) in the alarm tab, which willThe malfunction code will also be entered in the userIn addition, the software will enter a 7-digit code in the Malfunction Log, which canThe 4-digit malfunction code is defined as follows:S for SYMBIQTechnical Service ManualTo clear a malfunction, the infuser must be power cycled. If a malfunction continuesTable 6-1. Channel. Code. Subsystem. Malfunction Codes. Malfunction. Explanation. Corrective. ActionContact HospiraDirty air sensor. Air sensor damagedDefective air sensor. Clean air sensor. Run the PVTTemperatureDefective fan. PSC failure. Battery failure. Contact HospiraDefective speaker. Speaker openRun the Audio. Test in the PVTBackup batteryProblem with PSC. Charge the backupBattery temperatureDefective battery. Replace the batterySoftware error. BBRAM failure. Contact HospiraSYMBIQ Infusion SystemChannel. CodeMalfunction. Action. CAN Bus failureArgument 1:778. PMC reportsAn outgoing CANIf malfunction occursIf the infuser fails the. PVT, contact HospiraMissing Heartbeat Op. UIC reporting it did notNote: This is most likelyIf it is a one-timeIf the infuser fails the. PVT, contact HospiraNode online timeout. Occurs on power up toSingle occurrenceEmergency Stop duringIf it is a one-timeIf the infuser fails the. PVT, contact HospiraOperational statusGeneric. Argument 1:861. CAN BUS heartbeatBus was lost for moreIf it is a one-timeIf the infuser fails the. PVT, contact HospiraUIC CAN Bus errorArgument 3:1017Argument 4:1051. AcknowledgementDose command. If it is a one-timeIf the infuser fails the. PVT, contact HospiraUIC CAN Bus errorArgument 3:1001. UIC detected a CANUIC reports CAN. Bus failure. Incoming messageMessage was lost. PVT, contact HospiraChannel. CodeSubsystem. CodeMalfunction Codes. Cassette loader. Generic. Argument 1:3. Argument 2:8. Cassette loader stateNote: On softwarePerform the Cassette. Loading Mechanism. Argument 1:11. PMC reports cassettePerform the Cassette. Argument 1:12. Door has been stuckDoor has been stuckAlways follows a Check. Cassette alarm. Perform the Cassette. Door open invalidArgument 1:658. Invalid status valueInvalid readingPMC checks the forceNote: This is aS308 CAN Bus error. Contact HospiraLPA monitor badArgument 1:708. Cassette loaderCassette door isIn Service Mode,Mechanism and followTechnical Service ManualChannel. CodeDefective CPU. Contact HospiraSoftware error. RAM failure. Contact HospiraDistal pressureDefective cassette. Run the Pressure. Test in the PVTNot usedUnable toIn Service Mode,Check CECheck networkDefective fan. Overcurrent. Replace the batteryReplace the fan. Replace the PSCSoftware error. Contact HospiraDefective LCD. LCD open or short. Contact HospiraNot used. ExplanationChannel. Invalid Bolus dwellTime for an expectedInfusion stopped. Alarm occurred outsideCassette improperlyUser attempts to access DeliveryThe emergency release leverReinstall cassette. Technical Service Manual 8 - 3 Plum 360 Infuser. Plum 360 Infuser 8 - 4 Technical Service Manual. Note: PWA schematic drawings are available from Hospira upon request. Table 9-1. Drawings Figure Number Title Illustrated Parts Breakdown (3 Sheets) Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 8 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 10 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 12 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 14 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 16 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 18 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 20 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 22 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 24 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 26 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 28 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 30 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 32 Technical Service Manual. Plum 360 Infuser 9 - 34 Technical Service Manual. The customer or the user of the Plum 360 should assure that it is used in such an environment. If the measured field strength in the location in which the Plum 360 is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the Plum 360 should be observed to verify normal operation. The customer or user of the Plum 360 can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining. Plum 360 Infuser A - 6 Technical Service Manual. Contact Us to Register Your Interest Already a member. This document and the subject matter disclosed herein are proprietary information. Hospira retains all the exclusive rights of dissemination, reproduction, manufacture, and sale. The infusion system consists of three component infusers, designated Line 1, Line 2, and Line 3. By incorporating three lines into one unit, the infusion system provides three primary lines, three secondary lines, and piggyback fluid delivery capabilities. Features include advanced clinical capabilities, autoprogramming, networked communication, and a plug-and-play platform. Hospira MedNet networked application software is designed to allow a facility to customize and download a Drug Library for use with the infusion system. Section 1 Introduction. Section 2 Warranty. Section 3 System Operating Manual. Section 4 Theory of Operation. Section 5 Maintenance and Service Tests. Section 6 Troubleshooting. Section 7 Replaceable Parts and Repairs. Section 8 Specifications. Section 9 Drawings. For device configuration and compatible module list numbers, contact Hospira. Note: Figures are rendered as graphic representations to approximate actual product. Therefore, figures may not exactly reflect the product. Screen displays Select Set Time and Date. Bold CASSETTE TEST IN PROGRESS Throughout this manual, warnings, cautions, and notes are used to emphasize important information as follows: WARNING: A WARNING CONTAINS SPECIAL SAFETY EMPHASIS AND MUST BE OBSERVED AT ALL TIMES.It contains information that could prevent hardware failure, irreversible damage to equipment, or loss of data. ? Note: A note highlights information that helps explain a concept or procedure. Training should emphasize preventing related IV complications, including appropriate precautions to prevent accidental infusion of air. The epidural route can be used to provide anesthesia or analgesia. These potentials are well within accepted safety standards, but may create artifacts on voltage-sensing equipment such as ECG, EMG, and EEG machines. These artifacts vary at a rate that is associated with the infusion rate. If the monitoring machine is not operating correctly or has loose or defective connections to its sensing electrodes, these artifacts may be accentuated so as to simulate actual physiological signals. To determine if the abnormality in the monitoring equipment is caused by the infuser instead of some other source in the environment, set the device so that it is temporarily not delivering fluid.