Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

William Marsh Rice University

Z Maria Oden

Rebecca Zaunbrecher

Ann Saterbak

Lindsay Miller

Andrew Geiszler

Kathleen Wiest

Jessica Williams

Rebecca Rae Richards-Kortum

Robert H J Miros

Elizabeth Molyneux

Jocelyn Kaye Brown

An intravenous tubing set is provided having a coupling component for accessing a source of flush solution; a flush chamber; a first IV tubing for delivering saline solution from the source of flush solution to the flush chamber; a first flow control device disposed in the tubing between the source of flush solution and the flush chamber to control the flow of flush solution into the flush chamber; a second IV tubing for delivering flush solution to a patient catheter; and a second flow control device disposed in the second tubing between the flush chamber and the patient catheter.

Intravenous tubing set modified for in-line catheter flushing

A bubble continuous positive airway pressure system may include an adjustable flow generator configured to control a flow rate of air to be delivered to a patient. A pressure-regulated delivery system is configured to control a pressure delivered to the patient interface. The delivery system is operatively connected to a pressure control tube. One end of the pressure control tube is submerged in a liquid. A patient interface is configured to transfer pressure from the pressure control tube to the patient's airway.

Bubble continuous positive airway pressure

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Z Maria Oden