Infusion pump
The present invention is provided to suppress occurrence of free flow. An infusion pump includes: a sliding clamp closing and releasing an infusion tube; a pump body including a tube attachment portion to which the infusion tube is to be attached detachably and forcibly transferring liquid in the infusion tube; and a door pivotably supported by the pump body so that the tube attachment portion is openable and closable by the door. The pump body includes: a clamp attachment portion into which the sliding clamp having the infusion tube set therein is to be inserted and set; and a release operator being operated in the clamp attachment portion to transfer the sliding clamp from a close mode to a release mode, the release operator being configured to be locked, in response to opening movement of the door, so that the release operator is inoperable for releasing, and to be unlocked in response to closing movement of the door.
1. An infusion pump comprising:
a pump body including a tube attachment portion to which an infusion tube is to be attached detachably; and
a door pivotably supported by the pump body so that the tube attachment portion is openable and closable by the door, wherein
the pump body includes: a clamp attachment portion into which a sliding clamp is to be inserted and set, the sliding clamp being configured to close or release the infusion tube by moving in a direction intersecting with the infusion tube; and a release operator configured to be operated in the clamp attachment portion in order to transfer the sliding clamp from a close mode to a release mode, and
the release operator is configured to be locked, in response to opening movement of the door, so that the release operator is inoperable for releasing, and is configured to be unlocked in response to closing movement of the door.
2. The infusion pump according to claim 1 , further comprising
an engagement-disengagement member configured to move between a lock position and an unlock position, the lock position causing the engagement-disengagement member to be engaged with the release operator for locking the release operator so that the release operator is inoperable for releasing, the unlock position causing the engagement-disengagement member to come apart from the release operator for unlocking the release operator, wherein
the engagement-disengagement member is configured to be in the lock position while the door is opened, and to move to the unlock position as a result of coming in sliding contact with the door that is closing.
3. The infusion pump according to claim 1 , wherein
the release operator is provided in such a manner that the release operator is allowed to be pushed, and
the pump body includes an interlocking mechanism configured to move, in response to movement of the release operator in a direction in which the release operator is pushed, the sliding clamp in a direction for releasing the infusion tube.
4. The infusion pump according to claim 3 , wherein
the interlocking mechanism includes a holding mechanism configured to hold the infusion tube in response to movement of the release operator in the direction in which the release operator is pushed, and the interlocking mechanism is configured to move the sliding clamp in the direction for the releasing, in a state in which the infusion tube is held by the holding mechanism.
5. The infusion pump according to claim 1 , wherein
the clamp attachment portion is configured to hold the sliding clamp inserted thereinto, in such a manner that the sliding clamp is allowed to be pushed, and
the pump body includes a latch mechanism configured to be locked in response to closing of the door, and to be unlocked in response to pushing of the sliding clamp.
6. The infusion pump according to claim 1 , wherein
the pump body includes a valve mechanism configured to be opened and closed by respective states of the infusion tube attached to the tube attachment portion, the states including a state in which the infusion tube attached to the tube attachment portion is not pressed from a radially outer side, and a state in which the infusion tube attached to the tube attachment portion is pressed from the radially outer side, and
the valve mechanism is configured to be closed in response to closing movement of the door, and to be opened in response to opening movement of the door.