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CURLIN 6000 Training Videos

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1. CURLIN 6000 In Service: Introduction
2. Pump Features
3. Administration Sets
4. Attaching Medication Containers
5. Gravity Priming
6. Loading the Set
7. Programming
8. Pre-Programming Biomed Settings
9. Clearing Previous Prescriptions (Rx)
10. Enabling or Disabling Therapies
11. Changing the Date and Time
12. Orientation to Programming and Continuous Therapy
13. Continuous Therapy
14. Run to Start Screen
15. Reviewing or Changing a Program
16. Option Setting: Lock Level, DSO, and AIL
17. Pump Priming
18. Pump Running Screen
19. Information on Demand (IOD)
20. Resume, Repeat Rx, and New Program
21. PCA Therapy
22. Pain Management Specfiics
23. Patient Bolus
24. Clinician Dose
25. Changing / Titrating Program Parameters
26. Data Retrieval
27. TPN Therapy
28. TPN Specifics
29. Early Ramp Down
30. Intermittent Therapy
31. Intermittent Specifics
32. Missed Doses
33. Variable Therapy
34. Programming Summary
35. Alarms
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1. CURLIN 6000 In Service: Introduction
1. CURLIN 6000 In Service: Introduction
2. Pump Features
2. Pump Features
3. Administration Sets
3. Administration Sets
4. Attaching Medication Containers
4. Attaching Medication Containers
5. Gravity Priming
5. Gravity Priming
6. Loading the Set
6. Loading the Set
7. Programming
7. Programming
8. Pre-Programming Biomed Settings
8. Pre-Programming Biomed Settings
9. Clearing Previous Prescriptions (Rx)
9. Clearing Previous Prescriptions (Rx)
10. Enabling or Disabling Therapies
10. Enabling or Disabling Therapies
11. Changing the Date and Time
11. Changing the Date and Time
12. Orientation to Programming and Continuous Therapy
12. Orientation to Programming and Continuous Therapy
13. Continuous Therapy
13. Continuous Therapy
14. Run to Start Screen
14. Run to Start Screen
15. Reviewing or Changing a Program
15. Reviewing or Changing a Program
16. Option Setting: Lock Level, DSO, and AIL
16. Option Setting: Lock Level, DSO, and AIL
17. Pump Priming
17. Pump Priming
18. Pump Running Screen
18. Pump Running Screen
19. Information on Demand (IOD)
19. Information on Demand (IOD)
20. Resume, Repeat Rx, and New Program
20. Resume, Repeat Rx, and New Program
21. PCA Therapy
21. PCA Therapy
22. Pain Management Specfiics
22. Pain Management Specfiics
23. Patient Bolus
23. Patient Bolus
24. Clinician Dose
24. Clinician Dose
25. Changing / Titrating Program Parameters
25. Changing / Titrating Program Parameters
26. Data Retrieval
26. Data Retrieval
27. TPN Therapy
27. TPN Therapy
28. TPN Specifics
28. TPN Specifics
29. Early Ramp Down
29. Early Ramp Down
30. Intermittent Therapy
30. Intermittent Therapy
31. Intermittent Specifics
31. Intermittent Specifics
32. Missed Doses
32. Missed Doses
33. Variable Therapy
33. Variable Therapy
34. Programming Summary
34. Programming Summary
35. Alarms
35. Alarms
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Troubleshooting & Alarms

CURLIN 6000 Troubleshooting & Alarms

For a full list of alarms and troubleshooting guidance, please see the CURLIN 6000 User Manual.

For all alarms except “INFUSION COMPLETE”, follow these instructions before proceeding to the RESOLUTION section below:

  • To silence and exit Alarm/Alert screens, press the PAUSE key
  • Press YES to RESUME, then resolve the alarm
  • When ready to resume the infusion, press RUN to start the infusion.

 

Alarms, possible causes, and steps for resolution

 

  • INFUSION COMPLETE
    Press PAUSE, attach new solution container, highlight REPEAT RX and press YES. The program will auto-scroll (or confirm each field by pressing YES). If therapy is complete, turn pump off.
  • AIR-IN-LINE
    Press the PRIME key, then follow on-screen instructions to remove air from the tubing and IV bag. CAUTION: Disconnect set from patient’s access site before priming. Sets with in-line ASVs must be primed on the pump.
  • DOWN OCCLUSION
    Down occlusions auto-correct when occlusion is resolved without the need to press PAUSE. Check the tubing from pump to patient’s IV site for cause, then correct obstruction per protocol. Consider changing the DN Occlu setting from LOW to HIGH (See OPTIONS section). Possible causes: kinked or clamped line, infiltrated/ positional IV site, viscous solution, small gauge catheter.
  • UP OCCLUSION
    Check tubing from pump to IV bag for cause, then correct obstruction per protocol. Possible causes: glass container without vented spike adapter, line kinked in pump door, bag empty, bag not spiked properly.
  • HIGH UP PRESSURE
    Check for excessive pressure on IV bag. Causes: uneven fluid distribution within lockbox or carrying pouch, object pressing on solution container.
  • SET NOT INSTALLED
    Use only Curlin administration sets. Check that set is installed properly. Refer to Instructions for Use in set package or Installing Administration Set section in this guide. Possible causes: tab not removed from yellow Flow-Stop, blue guide pin or yellow flow-stop not properly seated in receptacles, no set installed.
  • UNATTENDED
    The pump will alarm when left idle for 2 minutes. Press RUN to start the infusion or press OFF to power down the pump.
  • REPLACE SET 3
    Replace set and prime if necessary. Possible causes: flattening of the soft pumping segment of the set due to overuse, use of a glass container without a vented spike adapter, excessive plunger stiction with syringe use.
  • REPLACE SET 4
    Equalize the pressure in the set by priming (disconnect from the patient). Turn pump OFF then ON to reset the sensor prior to resuming the infusion.
  • DOOR OPEN
    Check placement of the administration set and close pump door properly. See User’s Manual for instructions.
  • EMPTY BATTERY
    Turn pump off by pressing the OFF key. Install 2 new batteries and turn pump back on.
  • ERROR CODE
    If an error code occurs, turn pump off and consult provider or manufacturer.

Available Downloads

Find a selection of pdf downloads for the CURLIN 6000 pump.

CURLIN 6000:User Manuals, Guides, & Information

User Manual & Clinician Guides

CURLIN 6000 User Manual (English)16.6 MBCURLIN-Clinical-Resource-Guide644.2 KBCURLIN 6000 Clinician Instructions (English)3.6 MBCURLIN 6000 Clinician Guide - Continuous Therapy (English)4.1 MBCURLIN 6000 Clinician Guide - Intermittent Therapy (English)4.2 MBCURLIN 6000 Clinician Guide - Variable Therapy (English)4.1 MBCURLIN 6000 Clinician Guide - TPN Therapy (English)4.2 MBCURLIN 6000 Clinician Guide - PCA Therapy (English)4.2 MBCURLIN Information on Demand (IOD) Hang Tag (English)515.3 KBCURLIN 340 Series Administration Set DFU483.1 KB

Supporting Documents and Information

CURLIN 6000 Marketing Brochure (English)2.3 MBCURLIN Administration Set Filter Material Letter176.9 KBCURLIN PLSS Brochure (English)1.8 MBNew 1.2 Micron Filter on CURLIN Sets233.5 KB

Patient Information

CURLIN 6000 Patient Guide (English)2.3 MBCURLIN 6000 Patient Guide (Spanish)2.6 MBCURLIN Digital Resource Guide for Patients (English)703.0 KBCommercial Air Travel with CURLIN Pumps - Letter180.4 KBNew 1.2 Micron Filter on CURLIN Sets233.5 KB

Infusion Infographics

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Infusion Methods Infographic507.8 KBParenteral Nutrition Infographic270.3 KBFlow Accuracy Infographic391.3 KBContinuity of Flow Infographic347.4 KBResolution of Flow Infographic348.8 KBUnderstanding Medical Pump Cost of Ownership Infographic144.8 KB

CURLIN PainSmart Training Videos

For an optimal viewing experience, we recommend using one of the following web browsers: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, or Mozilla Firefox

1. CURLIN PainSmart Training: Introduction
2. Changing the Batteries
3. Administration Sets and Manual Priming
4. Training: Loading the Set
5. Pump Keypad and Features
6. Programming the Pump Using the Protocol Library
7. Manual Programming of the Pump
8. Priming the Set on the Pump
9. Resuming a Therapy in Progress
10. Changing the Rate or Dose
11. Information on Demand (IOD) Keys
12. Setting and Stopping a Clinician Dose
13. Hanging a New Bag on the Same Patient
14. Medication Limits Feature
15. End of Infusion
16. Options Menu
17. Troubleshooting Tips
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1. CURLIN PainSmart Training: Introduction
1. CURLIN PainSmart Training: Introduction
2. Changing the Batteries
2. Changing the Batteries
3. Administration Sets and Manual Priming
3. Administration Sets and Manual Priming
4. Training: Loading the Set
4. Training: Loading the Set
5. Pump Keypad and Features
5. Pump Keypad and Features
6. Programming the Pump Using the Protocol Library
6. Programming the Pump Using the Protocol Library
7. Manual Programming of the Pump
7. Manual Programming of the Pump
8. Priming the Set on the Pump
8. Priming the Set on the Pump
9. Resuming a Therapy in Progress
9. Resuming a Therapy in Progress
10. Changing the Rate or Dose
10. Changing the Rate or Dose
11. Information on Demand (IOD) Keys
11. Information on Demand (IOD) Keys
12. Setting and Stopping a Clinician Dose
12. Setting and Stopping a Clinician Dose
13. Hanging a New Bag on the Same Patient
13. Hanging a New Bag on the Same Patient
14. Medication Limits Feature
14. Medication Limits Feature
15. End of Infusion
15. End of Infusion
16. Options Menu
16. Options Menu
17. Troubleshooting Tips
17. Troubleshooting Tips
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Troubleshooting & Alarms

CURLIN PainSmart Troubleshooting & Alarms

For a full list of alarms and troubleshooting guidance, please see the CURLIN PainSmart User Manual.

For all alarms except “INFUSION COMPLETE”, follow these instructions before proceeding to the RESOLUTION section below:

  • To silence and exit Alarm/Alert screens, press the PAUSE key
  • Press YES to RESUME, then resolve the alarm
  • When ready to resume the infusion, press RUN to start the infusion.

 

Alarms, possible causes, and steps for resolution

 

  • INFUSION COMPLETE
    Press PAUSE, attach new solution container, highlight REPEAT RX and press YES. The program will auto-scroll (or confirm each field by pressing YES). If therapy is complete, turn pump off.
  • AIR-IN-LINE
    Press the PRIME key, then follow on-screen instructions to remove air from the tubing and IV bag. CAUTION: Disconnect set from patient’s access site before priming. Sets with in-line ASVs must be primed on the pump.
  • DOWN OCCLUSION
    Down occlusions auto-correct when occlusion is resolved without the need to press PAUSE. Check the tubing from pump to patient’s IV site for cause, then correct obstruction per protocol. Consider changing the DN Occlu setting from LOW to HIGH (See OPTIONS section). Possible causes: kinked or clamped line, infiltrated/ positional IV site, viscous solution, small gauge catheter.
  • UP OCCLUSION
    Check tubing from pump to IV bag for cause, then correct obstruction per protocol. Possible causes: glass container without vented spike adapter, line kinked in pump door, bag empty, bag not spiked properly.
  • HIGH UP PRESSURE
    Check for excessive pressure on IV bag. Causes: uneven fluid distribution within lockbox or carrying pouch, object pressing on solution container.
  • SET NOT INSTALLED
    Use only Curlin administration sets. Check that set is installed properly. Refer to Instructions for Use in set package or Installing Administration Set section in this guide. Possible causes: tab not removed from yellow Flow-Stop, blue guide pin or yellow flow-stop not properly seated in receptacles, no set installed.
  • UNATTENDED
    The pump will alarm when left idle for 2 minutes. Press RUN to start the infusion or press OFF to power down the pump.
  • REPLACE SET 3
    Replace set and prime if necessary. Possible causes: flattening of the soft pumping segment of the set due to overuse, use of a glass container without a vented spike adapter, excessive plunger stiction with syringe use.
  • REPLACE SET 4
    Equalize the pressure in the set by priming (disconnect from the patient). Turn pump OFF then ON to reset the sensor prior to resuming the infusion.
  • DOOR OPEN
    Check placement of the administration set and close pump door properly. See User’s Manual for instructions.
  • EMPTY BATTERY
    Turn pump off by pressing the OFF key. Install 2 new batteries and turn pump back on.
  • ERROR CODE
    If an error code occurs, turn pump off and consult provider or manufacturer.

Available Downloads

Find a selection of pdf downloads for the CURLIN PainSmart pump.

CURLIN PainSmart User Manuals, Guides, & Information

CURLIN PainSmart User Manual12.4 MBCURLIN PainSmart Resource Guide (English)918.4 KBCURLIN PainSmart Clinician Guide (English)386.9 KBCURLIN PainSmart Library Programming (English)272.3 KBCURLIN PainSmart Manual Programming (English)332.8 KBCURLIN Information on Demand (IOD) Hang Tag (English)515.3 KBCURLIN PLSS Brochure (English)1.8 MBNew 1.2 Micron Filter on CURLIN Sets233.5 KBCURLIN 340 Series Administration Set DFU483.1 KB

Infusion Infographics

Click on any of the images below to view the full-size infographic.

 

Infusion Methods Infographic507.8 KBParenteral Nutrition Infographic270.3 KBFlow Accuracy Infographic391.3 KBContinuity of Flow Infographic347.4 KBResolution of Flow Infographic348.8 KBUnderstanding Medical Pump Cost of Ownership Infographic144.8 KB

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In-person training at your location is ideal for larger groups requiring several training classes. Our Clinical Specialist will work with your administrator to organize this hands-on training series.

 

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Connect your team with our Clinical Specialist via live-stream video. We customize this ideal small-group training to meet the needs of your healthcare organization.

 

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