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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Premium User
Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%
Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%
925 
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Premium User
Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%
Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%
325 
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, South Carolina
450
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States
100
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, Massachusetts
Negotiable
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, Minnesota
Negotiable
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, Minnesota
Negotiable
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, New York
350
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, Virginia
495 
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, Virginia
110 
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, Florida
Rating: 80%
Rating: 80%
Negotiable
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Device: Infusion Pump
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: Plum XL
Location: United States, New York
Negotiable
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The model & manufacturer of the marked items have changed due to an acquisition between companies, and are also known as:
| Current Manufacturer / Model Name | Alternative Manufacturer / Model Name |
|---|---|
| Hospira / Abbott Plum XL | Abbott Laboratories / Plum XL |
Infusion Pump may also be referred to as :
Infusion Pump, General-Purpose, Micro, Multichannel | Volumetric Pump | Volumetric Infusion Pump | Pump, Volumetric | Pump, Infusion | Pump, Hyperalimentation | Pressure Infusion Pump | Peristaltic Pump | Multichannel Infusion System | Microinfusion Pump | Infusion Pump, MicroTips for buying Infusion Pump
- Infusion pumps should include a time and date stamped log, capable of storing at least 200 events of error codes, alarms, flow rates, and key presses. This is an important safety and performance-enhancing feature since it helps in determining the cause of a pump-associated adverse incident.
- All infusion pumps should be fluid proof. If fluid penetrates the electronic circuitry, an alarm should be emitted and an automatic shutdown should occur.
- Infusion pumps should provide a flow of 0.1 to at least 999 ml/hr, and maintain an accurate flow rate to within 5% of flow settings.
- There should be no more than a 10-second interruption in pumping when performing flow-setting changes.
- Once the programmed volume is delivered, the infusion pumps should be designed to revert to a KVO rate between 1 and 5 ml/hr.
- Once it has delivered the secondary volume, the volumetric infusion pumps should have an automated secondary infusion that switches from a programmed secondary flow rate to the primary flow rate.
- It should take less than 10 hours for the infusion pump’s batteries to fully recharge. Batteries should be charged independently of the main power switch. In case of a line-power failure, the peristaltic pumps should automatically switch over to battery power.
- To determine the number of pumping channels needed, buyers should investigate whether it is advantageous for them to purchase single channel infusion pumps, multichannel pumps, or both types of infusion pumps.
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