A muscle relaxant and antispasmodic that is indicated for use in management of sever spasticity of cerebral or spinal origin
What is Baclofen
100
Elective Replacement Indicator
What is ERI
100
Two Tone Alarm every hour or 10 min ( depending on pump settings)
What is a critical alarm
200
Suspected when a patient is being "Itchy, bitchy, and twitchy"
What is Baclofen Withdrawal
200
Drug stability limit of Baclofen
What is 180 days
200
The amount of time required to clear the old drug from the cathetar and pump tubing and new drug to be delivered
What is bridge bolus period
200
Single tone alarm every hour
What is a non critical alarm
300
The improper injection to subcutaneous tissue, which includes the pump pocket. This situation can lead to life threatening symptoms, serious patient injury, or death due to underdose, overdose, or withdrawal
What is a pocket fill
300
Drug stability of Morphine
-What is 90-120 days
300
The infusion rate in flex mode when a dosing step is not in effect
What is basal rate
300
Should be noted and compared to acutal reservoir volume during refill process
What is expected reservoir volume
400
Two indicators that the reservoir is empty while withdrawing old medication
What are negative pressure and bubbles in extension tubing
400
Drug Stability of limit of Ziconotide
What is 40 days
400
A handheld device used to deliver boluses with the synchromed II
What is PTM
400
Measures resistance during passive soft tissue stretching and is used as a simple measure of spasticity
What is the Ashworth Scale
500
Unusual resistance or the inability to inject the entire fill volume may indicate this
What is reservoir valve activation
500
The three drugs currently approved for use in Medtronic Synchromed II
What is Morphine, Baclofen, Ziconotide ( Prialt )
500
Used to infuse drug at discrete programmable rates and in times where the patients' symptoms are predicatable
What is flex mode
500
The side of the template designed to refill synchromed II pumps