Infusion devices are pharmaceutical instruments that control the infusion of medications through physical or intelligent means. Traditional infusion devices consist of infusion tubing, needles, droppers, particulate filters, regulating clamps, and air inlets. With advancements in medical technology, intelligent devices such as infusion pumps can achieve precise flow control, and their operating characteristics are unaffected by manual operation or the patient’s physiological state.
Traditional infusion devices consist of six core components: the infusion tubing, which comes into direct contact with the medication, forms the infusion pathway; the needle enables vascular puncture; the dropper is used to monitor the infusion process; the particulate filter intercepts foreign objects larger than 5 μm in diameter; the regulating clamp adjusts the flow rate by mechanically changing the tubing diameter; and the air inlet maintains pressure balance within the bottle.
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