Curlin Medical - 6000 CMS
DESCRIPTION
From the hospital to the outpatient clinic to the home—one pump fits all your ambulatory infusion needs.The Curlin 6000 Clinical Management System (CMS™), is a multi-therapy ambulatory electronic infusion device capable of delivering PCA, PCEA, subcutaneous, TPN, intermittent and variable modes. This unique, technologically advanced and innovative system continuously monitors and displays line pressure to help you detect potential catheter patency problems, such as occlusions, obstructions and pinched off catheters. The Curlin 6000 CMS™ is communication-capable (connects with PCs or PDAs); sophisticated (high resolution, user audit trail, accuracy, detailed information recording); and feature-rich (shift-totals, on-screen hourly totals, highly visible large fonts, quick-repeat and continuous back-light-on with AC power). In addition, it incorporates the unique line pressure display and productivity features of the CMS™ Software program (see CMS™ software).
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3Replies3 years ago | Screwdriver to remove power and data ports. How do you remove the data and power ports? Is there a certain type of screw driver to use?Reply |
1Reply5 years ago | Unlock code? Need a unlock code, there is no address other then the utah one and have already tried that , trying to reprogram it.Reply |
1Reply6 years ago | Clinician access code What is the access code for this pump?Reply |
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FEATURES
[list] [*] Improved display design with larger brighter screen for ease of view and programming [*] Improved titrate performance and programming [*] New packaging design to increase reliability [*] Easier access to information through "Information On Demand" feature [/list]
Volume to be Infused | 1 to 9999 ml |
Height | 5.1 in |
Length | 2.5 in |
Flow Rate Range | 0.1 to 400 ml/h |
Weight | 17.5 oz |
Flow Accuracy | 5 % |
Infusion Pump Type | Ambulatory |
KVO Range | 0 to 10 ml/h |
Width | 4 in |
Additional Specifications
Pumping mechanismCurvilinear peristaltic pumping action Power sources 2 "C" alkaline batteries, AC, External rechargeable battery pack