This video is Fantastic. It is well done and appears 100% correct. Please watch this one if you need a lesson. Most of the ones done by the different colleges and units are loaded with small but what could be significant errors. Thank you well done.
I'm new to travel nursing and my the hospital at my first travel assignment uses the Alaris pump. I have watched this video several times now and I feel ready to conquer the Alaris pump. Thank you ladies! Well done.
Thank you for the video, it is very helpful. I would suggest adding the following markers in your video description: @2:00 Connecting Module @2:24 Module Overview @2:54 Tubing Options/Disposables @3:59 Explaining bag is spiked, Intro to next section (?) @4:19 Priming Tubing @5:23 Loading Tubing @6:23 Removing Tubing @6:50 Program an Infusion @9:20 Secondary Infusion @11:48 Overview of Features @12:34 Troubleshoot Alarm @13:29 KVO Mode @14:19 Restore Feature @15:02 Guardrails IV Drug @16:35 Program Bolus Dose @17:55 PCU Options @18:38 Pump Options @20:16 Volume Infused @20:42 Audio Adjust @21:29 Turning Module Off @21:40 Removing a Module @22:04 Turning Pump Off
Great video. I'm just learning the video bd alaris pump with my new work and my work video is so incomplete and goes so fast that it's useless. It doesn't have a goid introduction with a basic overview. It does not teach how to thread the machine because every machine slightly different of course. You covered the basics and then slowly got into more details. It was great.
Great question Mary, our experienced sales team can help answer that for you. They provide many pumps to nursing schools and simulation labs. You can contact Jeremy at jquick@medonegroup.com or call 800-248-5882 and ask to speak to a member of the equipment sales team. Thanks for watching our video!
With the Alaris LVP you need to prime the tubing before you load the set. When priming tubing for the Alaris 8100 LVP you should invert the set and gradually open the roller clamp to prime the set. If there are ports in the set, tapping on them will release any trapped air bubbles so you can avoid any air in line.
Hey Susan, thanks for watching and commenting on our video. Our Biomed department can get you information on a cheater set. Contact Ian Black at iblack@medonegroup.com or call 800-248-5882 and ask for Ian.
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