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InfuSystem Cardinal Health CATALYST User manual

© 2020 Cardinal Health. All Rights Reserved. CARDINAL HEALTH, the Cardinal Health LOGO, ESSENTIAL TO CARE, CATALYST and Twist N’ Connect are
trademarks of Cardinal Health and may be registered in the US and/or in other countries. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Cardinal Health™CATALYST™
About Your Cardinal Health™ CATALYST™
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device
The CATALYST™ removes uid from a wound by using carefully
controlled suction. Watch the wound and the device to make
sure that the CATALYST™ is working properly.
Please refer to the CATALYST™ NPWT Patient User Manual
for detailed instructions. Electronic copies can be found at
cardinahealth.com and by searching CATALYST™ NPWT Patient
User Manual. Printed copies are available by request.
Things you need to know about your CATALYST™
• Do not allow the CATALYST™ to get wet. Disconnect the tubing from the
canister if you take a bath or shower.
• Keep the CATALYST™ plugged into a power outlet whenever possible to
keep the battery fully charged. Always take the A.C. Power Adapter with
you when you leave home.
• Keep the CATALYST™ upright to avoid a false Canister Full alert.
• Keep the CATALYST™ turned on at all times unless there is bleeding from
the wound or instructed by your healthcare professional.
• Do not change the settings on the CATALYST™ unless you are told to do so
by your healthcare professional.
ON Button
OFF Button
Canister Full/
Blockage Alert
Pressure Settings
Battery Charging Port
Canister Release Button
Battery Charging
Low Battery
Therapy Timer/Display
Low Pressure/Leak Alert
Troubleshooting Alerts
If the CATALYST™ begins to alert, please refer to the Troubleshooting section.
Turning CATALYST™ ON
Press the ON
Button to start therapy.
Turning CATALYST™ OFF
Press the OFF
Button to stop therapy.
Changing the Canister
Clamp the tubing closed.
Turn o by pressing the OFF Button.
Gently twist and pull the blue Twist N’ Connect™ end of the tubing counterclockwise
and pull to remove tubing from canister.
Press the Canister Release Button found above the canister. Grasp the canister at
the bottom and pull downward.
Cap the canister. Ask your healthcare professional how to properly dispose of a
used canister.
Hold the new, unused canister at the bottom and slide upwards.
Align the two ports on the canister lid to the two ports in the CATALYST™ and press
the canister upwards until it“clicks”into place.
Reconnect the tubing to the canister by gently lining up the blueTwist N’Connect™
end of the tubing to the blue Twist N’ Connect™ port on the canister, push down
and twist clockwise to lock into place.
Reopen the tubing clamp.
Turn on by pressing the ON Button.
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Patient Quick Reference Guide
PW 495
Rev 10/20
In partnership with
For questions or information, contact InfuSystem
NPWT Clinical Support (844) 534-1997
TROUBLESHOOTING
WHAT YOU
SEE/HEAR
1. Low Pressure/Leak
BLINK
Wait 30 seconds
BEEP BLINK
++
WHAT TO DO
1
If you see: If you see/hear:
SOLID LIGHT
2
Low Pressure/Leak
is xed.
+ +
Low
Pressure/
Leak
WHAT YOU
SEE/HEAR
3. Battery Low
BLINK
Plug A.C. Power Adapter into outlet. Wait 30 seconds
CHIRP
+
WHAT TO DO
1
If you see: If you see/hear:
SOLID LIGHT
2
OFF Button Flashing
+ Chirp
Call InfuSystem NPWT
Clinical Support
(844) 534-1997
+
BLINK BLINKBEEP
WHAT YOU
SEE/HEAR
4. Intermittent Mode
WHAT TO DO
CATALYST™ makes more noise every 5 minutes when in Intermittent Mode.
No troubleshooting needed. For more information, contact your
healthcare professional.
BLINK
2. Canister Full/Blockage - with clamp
If alert
continues,
go to step 3.
2
If alert
stays on, go
to step 5.
4
Make sure
clamp is
OPEN.
1Wait
30 seconds
Wait
30 seconds
Look for kinks in
tubing. Unkink
if found.
3
Turn ON.
8
Clamp tubing and
remove canister. (see
6
Replace with new canister,
reattach tubing and open
clamp.
(see “Changing the Canister” on front page)
7
Turn OFF.
5
If you see: If you see/hear:
Canister Full/Blockage
is xed.
BLINK BLINK
9
Wait
1 minute
BEEP
SOLID LIGHT
+ +
WHAT YOU
SEE/HEAR BLINK BEEP BLINK
++
Canister
Full/
Blockage
First, look at the canister to see if it is full. If the canister is full,
change the canister (see “Changing the Canister” on front page).
If the canister is not full, proceed with the steps below.
WHAT TO DO
2. Canister Full/Blockage - without clamp
WHAT YOU
SEE/HEAR BLINK BEEP BLINK
++
Canister
Full/
Blockage
First, look at the canister to see if it is full. If the canister is full,
change the canister (see “Changing the Canister” on front page).
If the canister is not full, proceed with the steps below.
WHAT TO DO
Turn ON.
21 Wait
30 seconds
If you see: If you see/hear:
Canister Full/Blockage
is xed.
SOLID LIGHT
+ +
BLINK BLINKBEEP
NOTE: A false Canister Full/Blockage alert can occur if drainage moves into the
canister while the CATALYST™ is lying on its front (the button side) or if it is
turned upside down. If this occurs, you must change the canister to resume
device operation. Always keep the CATALYST™ upright.
© 2020 Cardinal Health. All Rights Reserved. CARDINAL HEALTH, the Cardinal Health LOGO, ESSENTIAL TO CARE, CATALYST and Twist N’ Connect are
trademarks of Cardinal Health and may be registered in the US and/or in other countries. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.
PW 495
Rev 10/20
Call InfuSystem NPWT
Clinical Support
(844) 534-1997
Call InfuSystem NPWT
Clinical Support
(844) 534-1997
Call InfuSystem NPWT Clinical
Support (844) 534-1997
Push up
on bottom
of canister.
“Changing the Canister” on front page)
Low battery xed.

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