Moog Medical 340-4170 - DBM-TUBING, MICRO, EPIDURAL-DIRECT ONLYMBO, 20/CS

Moog Medical 340-4170 - DBM-TUBING, MICRO, EPIDURAL-DIRECT ONLYMBO, 20/CS

Ambulatory Pump Sets with IN-Line Anti-Siphon Valves (ASV)

All administration sets designed for use with Moog's Curlin line of infusion pumps include anti-free flow feature that prevents inadvertent free flow of the infusion. This unique and patented anti-free flow device also allows the intentional priming of the set by gravity, thereby reducing the set-up time. In addition to the standard administration sets, Moog features administration sets with an anti-siphon valve included for additional anti free-flow protection All ambulatory infusion administration sets can be used with the Moog 6000 CMS, PainSmart IOD, and 4000 CMS electronic infusion pumps.

• Do not contain DEHP or rubber tree latex.

340-4170 - 93" / 4.2 mL Non-DEHP Epidural Yellow-Striped Tubing with Vented vial spike and vented 0.2 Micron Filter.

Vented vial spike, microbore epidural yellow-striped tubing with free-flow protection, vented 0.2 micron filter. slide clamp, ASV 6 inches from distal end, distal male luer lock connector. Priming volume: 4.2 mL, Length: 93 in. (236.2 cm)

• Common Usage: Epidural use when using bottles
• Length/Fill Volume: 93 / 4.2 mL
• Position of In-Line ASV: 6" from the distal end
• Non-ASV Set Equivalent: 340-4144

• Wash your hands thoroughly.
• Remove the administration set (tubing) from the package.
• Twist off the break-away tab located on the bottom of the yellow Flow-Stop (see diagram below).
• Follow your clinicians instructions for inserting the bag spike into the IV bag so that it is not contaminated.
• If a Back Check Valve Adapter is provided with your administration set, remove it from the package
• and connect it to the end of the tubing.

Preparing Medication for Infusion/Changing IV Bags

Spiking the fluid container, gravity priming the set and using the slide clamp to close the tubing.

Device Characteristics