Meet the simply smart Ivenix Infusion System
Your ally in transforming infusion delivery
Designed with safety in mind
Engineered for ease of use
Created for clinical efficiency
Learn how the Ivenix Infusion System supports your role in healthcare
For Nursing Staff
- Designed to help clinicians focus on patients, not the pump.1
- Smartphone-like user interface offers a large, full-color touchscreen with visual cues for infusion programming and setup.1
- Secondary infusion automation promotes delivery of the entire medication.1
For Pharmacists
- Customize pumps by unit, care profile, and indication.
- Detect incompatible drug administration errors before they occur using pharmacist configured on-pump alerts.1
- Enable pharmancy-defined alerts to enhance awareness of unique administration needs.
For IT
- Designed to help reduce pump downtime through remote software upgrades and security patches—and no annual calibration.1
- A centralized platform that can help simplify deployment, monitoring, and management of the entire pump fleet.1
- Automated, transparent drug library and software updates may minimize downtime and interruptions to care.1
For Clinical Engineers
- No annual calibration or scheduled preventive maintenance is required.†1
- Designed for durability with a tough exterior built to withstand daily abuse and tested to an ingress protection rating of IPX3.1,2
- A centralized platform that may help simplify deployment, monitoring, and management of the entire pump fleet.1
For Anesthesia Professionals
- Anesthesia mode‡ restricts use to anesthesia professionals with the mode status clearly displayed on the touchscreen.1
- Anesthesia mode extends the interval between alarm sounds to be less intrusive.1
- Only drugs meant for anesthesia are available to the anesthesia professional. Nurses don’t have access.
*Overall accuracy +/- 5% under the following conditions: 0.5-1000 mL/hr; 5°C to 35°C ambient temperature; 10 PSIA-15.5 PSIA ambient pressure; -100 mmHg to 525 mmHg backpressure; +/- 24” inlet head height; viscosities up to 70% dextrose solution; up to 96-hour duration; microbore and macrobore sets.
†Refer to the IFU for recommended maintenance of the LVP.
‡Anesthesia mode should only be used in an environment where an operator is continuously present. Unplugging the LVP from an AC power source for more than one minute will automatically take the LVP out of Anesthesia mode.
Please see full list of warnings and cautions associated with this device.
IV medication administration continues to be a costly patient safety issue associated with4:
54%
56%
$2 billion
The Ivenix Infusion System is designed with onboard safeguards that may help reduce infusion-related errors.
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Get to know the Ivenix Infusion System firsthand
- Ivenix Infusion System Large Volume Pump (LVP) Instructions for Use. Bad Homburg, Germany: Fresenius Kabi; 2023.
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Infusion Pumps Total Product Life Cycle Guidance for Industry and FDA Staff. Document issued on December 2, 2014.
- K183311 Clearance Letter 7 June 2019.
- Bacon O, Hoffman L. System-level patient safety practices that aim to reduce medication errors associated with infusion pumps: an evidence review. J Patient Saf. 2020;16:S42–S47.
Eskew JA, Jacobi J, Buss WE, et al. Using innovative technologies to new safety standards for the infusion of intravenous medications. Hosp Pharm. 2002;37:1179-1189.
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