What is medication cassette?
CADD™ medication cassette reservoirs promote patient ambulation and minimize the impact of infusion therapy on a patient’s normal lifestyle by decreasing the length of post-operative hospitalizations and time away from home.
What is an IV cassette?
A schematic description of the cassette describes the flow of fluid from container to the patient. The cassette incorporates a valving mechanism that acts as the gatekeeper for fluid to flow into the cassette for primary and secondary infusions.
What is a cassette infusion pump?
A cassette which is adapted to be insertable into and removable from an infusion pump. The cassette may have means for maintaining the first vertically movable member in the unclamped position, such as a retaining pin. The cassette has a second vertically movable member with a first surface and a second surface.
What does CADD stand for in medical terms?
CADD stands for Continuous Ambulatory Delivery Device.
How do you replace a PCA cassette?
Remove the old pump
- Stop the pump attached to your IV line: Press the Stop/Start button.
- Close the clamp on your IV line (if there is one).
- Close any clamps on the IV tubing.
- Remove the tubing cassette from the old pump by pushing down on the cassette latch.
- Press and hold the power switch to turn the old pump off.
What is CADD pump?
CADD stands for Continuous Ambulatory Delivery Device. How does it work? The pump contains a cassette with the pain medicine and is a little bigger and heavier than a smartphone. The medicine is connected to tubing and is given through a small needle.
How do you program a CADD Solis pump?
How to program your child’s CADD Solis pump
- Turn pump on by pressing the power button on the right side of the pump.
- Press Tasks button.
- Press select to “Reset Reservoir Volume.”
- Press Yes.
- Press arrow down button to “View Delivery Settings.”
- Press select.
- If you need to change the “Continuous Rate,” press select.
What does CADD pump stand for?
With a pain pump, you give yourself medicine to control and relieve your pain. At this time, the pain pump we use is called a CADD pump. CADD stands for Continuous Ambulatory Delivery Device.
