Curlin 4000&6000 Training Video

Training video for the Curlin 4000 & 6000 pump.

[@poohrn33]

thank you. very informative. starting my job as an infusion nurse and this is one of the pumps they use. Your video is so much better than the orientation video I had to watch on this pump. they need to play this at the orientations. LOL

[@donnathompson9543]

So you took the blue cap offnthe end of the tubing before priming. Now your tip is contaminated.

[@TinthiaClemant]

Great video. My sister is starting TPN at home and this helped.

[@marewaltwms1]

This video is a lifesaver. My mom sent home TPN and the printed info was not very helpful. This video was very detailed and no one told us to even change the batteries when we change the bag. I was very nervous but now I feel very confident. THANK YOU!!!!!!!

[@pjpeace]

ONLY take the blue cap off when you are connecting it to your CVL, vygone tubing etc. HUGE infection risk to just take that blue cap off if it’s not being directly connected to patient or other connections. Leave on until ready to connect. I even leave the end in the tubing bag while I prime for extra protection. 11 years no line infections cause I’m careful!!! Also, remove air in the bag with a sterile syringe to the right of the spike hole. Unless you want to go bat sh@t crazy with air in the line alarm going off every 5 minutes. Using an iv pole not an issue usually but if it’s going in a backpack you’ll want to get as much air out as possible.

[@debdeb3996]

This is such a great video. Thank you!!

[@brandonclement809]

So very helpful and easy to understand🙏 thank you so much GOD bless you!

[@Leftiiee_]

Thank u so much for making this video..it has helped me more than you know tonight

[@madamsecretary123]

You are indeed a life saver. Cant say thank you enough 🙏🏾🙏🏾.

[@debrakleid5752]

I’m glad you show the priming as my bags don’t come pre spiked by the pharmacy. I just got my pump the other day as I was using gravity but I couldn’t leave the house with fluids going if I used gravity. I also don’t use home health because I do all of my own dressing changes (except for when I go to the cancer center once per month for my infusions) and I give me my own IV fluids and IV medications on my own since I was a medic and already trained. I just never used a Curlin before

[@dummyyes.9579]

This was so helpful thank you

[@jaymcdonald983]

THANKS A-TRILLION!!!!

[@gloriaheymoss699]

for me it went too fast as I cant read the buttons well and never ever used one before

[@MEMyHookandICrochet]

Oh hi, I’m here because my pharmacy sent me my pump and the nurse has supposed to call me for 2 days to walk me through….need to use it tomorrow so 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dest1ny101]

Does anyone know what does it mean when it says delayed start infusion

[@user-gm2xj6et9n]

En Español

[@lmg1953]

Complete turn off beeping

[@debyoung2913]

Bad video. Unclear, slow......😮