Cautions Ee - B. Braun OUTLOOK 200 Operator's Manual

OUTLOOK™ 200 wir DoseScan" OPERATOR'S MANUAL
CAUTIONS
The following cautions should be followed in order to avoid patient/user injury.
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Before using the pump in a clinical setting, the user should become
thoroughly familiar with the proper use of the device as outlined in this
manual. The Outlook™ 200 is not intended to substitute for regular
patient observation and evaluation.
The Outlook 200 may have been damaged during shipping and han-
dling. Do not use the pump if it appears damaged or fails the initial self
test outlined in "Turning on the Pump" as patient injury or device dam-
age may occur.
See DoseScan™ in Chapter 5: for specific cautions related to the Dos-
eScan™ Label Scanner.
It is not recommended to place more than five pumps together on one
IV pole as the pole may become unstable. When attaching this pump to
a pole, make sure it is clamped securely to avoid damage to the device
from falling.
This device is intended for use with B. Braun Medical Inc. Horizon®
IV Pump Sets only. The use of other sets renders the device inoperable.
Do not clean, disinfect, or sterilize any part of the device by autoclav-
ing or with ethylene oxide gas. Doing so may damage the device and
void the warranty. Only external parts of the pump should be disin-
fected. See Chapter 12: Maintenance, for suggested cleaning solutions.
The Outlook 200 generates, uses and can radiate electromagnetic inter-
ference. Through testing to current US standards, the Outlook 200 has
shown emission levels to be acceptable. Testing has also shown that the
device's operation and performance is not adversely affected by elec-
tromagnetic interference. Given an environment in which the Outlook
200 device is operated in close proximity to equipment that emit high
levels of radio frequency, it may be necessary to reorient or reposition
the pump away from the source of the emissions. Should emissions
from the Outlook 200 adversely affect other equipment, it may be nec-
essary to increase the distance between devices, or operate the Outlook
200 on a separate power circuit from the affected device.
Unless the pump is plugged into a hospital-grade electrical outlet, the
reliability of the grounding cannot be assured.
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