Medical peristaltic pump is a very important medical device, which can deliver medicine or liquid to the patient by simulating the natural peristaltic way of human body. Compared with the traditional infusion method, the advantages of medical peristaltic pump are precise control of liquid delivery, reduce drug waste, avoid excessive or insufficient infusion situation, improve the therapeutic effect and safety.

A medical peristaltic pump works simply by squeezing the pump head to push fluid from the infusion bag into the patient's body. In the extrusion process, the peristaltic pump head will produce a certain pressure, so that the liquid flow up, at the same time, by controlling the pressure and speed of the pump head, the drug delivery can be accurately adjusted.

Medical peristaltic pumps have many other advantages in addition to precise control of the amount of fluids administered.

First, it avoids cross-infection during the infusion process because the fluid is delivered through a closed line and does not come into contact with the outside environment.

Secondly, the sound produced by the peristaltic pump during infusion is very low and does not disturb the patient. In addition, the maintenance of the peristaltic pump is also very simple, requiring only regular cleaning and replacement of infusion bags.

However, there are some considerations when using a medical peristaltic pump.

First, you need to select the appropriate infusion bag and line to ensure the purity and fluidity of the fluid.

Secondly, according to the patient's situation and the characteristics of the drug, precise control of infusion volume and speed, to avoid adverse reactions or drug allergies and other problems.

In addition, when using the peristaltic pump, it is also necessary to pay attention to the regular inspection and maintenance of the pump head to ensure the normal operation and safety of the equipment.

To sum up, medical peristaltic pump is a very important medical equipment, which can improve the therapeutic effect and safety by precisely controlling the amount of infusion. Select appropriate infusion bags and pipes, accurately control infusion volume and speed, and check and maintain the equipment regularly.