Corpak Medsystems, Inc.

Avent, Inc.

Pharmedium Services, LLC

Steven M Maraone

Jeffrey S Nordquist

Elizabeth J Klodd

Crystal Koelper

Robert McVey

Crystal E Koelper

Jill Lazar

Karin A Rogers

Jon W Newland

Daane E Hoffman

Renee M Seeler

Jill F Lazar

Robert D Mcvey

Renee Seeler

Systems, methods, and apparatus for gastric pressure relief, flow regulation, location, gastric residual volume, a placement reminder, bidirectional fluid flow markings, reintroducing gastric material, collection reservoir raising, collection reservoir hanging, a drain port, setting tube length, and vent membranes. A gastric pressure relief system is used in connection with an enteral feeding system, which includes a feeding container, administration tubing and a delivery tube, where the gastric pressure relief system is interposed between the administration tubing and the delivery tube. The gastric pressure relief system includes a collection reservoir with a gas vent to ambient atmosphere, relief tubing secured to both the collection reservoir and a multi-way connector. The multi-way connector joins the administration tubing to the relief tubing and a delivery tube at a point below a patient's stomach, which is designated on a placement reminder apparatus.

Gastric systems, apparatus, and methods for use with enteral feeding

A label for use with an intravenous bag having a surface and an interior volume for holding a solution in fluid communication with an intravenous line for dispensing the solution, where the label includes a back layer including an adhesive for securing the label to a surface of the intravenous bag, a front layer with a solution name including a first portion secured to the back layer, the front layer including a second portion removable from the back layer engageable with the intravenous line with the solution name on a first side and a second side. In some constructions, the solution name on the second side is inverted with respect to the solution name on the first side, and the second portion further includes an opening for viewing a portion of the intravenous line when the second portion is engaged with the intravenous line.

Intravenous bag and line label

Gastric material collection bag

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Steven M Maraone