File:Murphy drip 2.PNG
| Description |
A Murphy drip configuration connected to an I.V. pole where (i) a syringe is used to add medicine through one port, (ii) a tube is connected to another port and to a feeding pump to thereby deliver fluid nutrient to the bottle, and (iii) and the tip of the bottle is connected in fluid communication with a feeding tube to deliver fluid nutrient via gravity to the feeding tube for feeding a patient. |
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| Source |
United States Patent Application 20080103475, Figure 7, with the original numbers modified with text descriptions. |
| Date |
Published Application Date: May 1, 2008 |
| Author |
Workman Nydegger |
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