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Which type of filter is designed to remove debris and gross air during CPB?
Which type of filter is designed to remove debris and gross air during CPB?
What material are screen filters typically made of?
What material are screen filters typically made of?
What is the pore size range for gas line filters?
What is the pore size range for gas line filters?
What is the common name for the high flow blood filter with a pore size of 40 microns?
What is the common name for the high flow blood filter with a pore size of 40 microns?
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Which type of filter is commonly used in the pre-bypass stage?
Which type of filter is commonly used in the pre-bypass stage?
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What is the pore size of the arterial line filter?
What is the pore size of the arterial line filter?
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Which filter type is designed to reduce bubbles from incoming suction or ports?
Which filter type is designed to reduce bubbles from incoming suction or ports?
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What is the pore size of gas line filters?
What is the pore size of gas line filters?
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What is the pore size range for arterial line filters?
What is the pore size range for arterial line filters?
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Which type of filter is the most common type in the extracorporeal circuit?
Which type of filter is the most common type in the extracorporeal circuit?
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Study Notes
CPB Filters
- A screen filter is designed to remove debris and gross air during Cardiopulmonary Bypass (CPB).
- Screen filters are typically made of a nylon mesh material.
- Gas line filters have a pore size range of 0.2-1.0 microns.
- The high flow blood filter with a pore size of 40 microns is commonly referred to as a " leukoreduction filter".
- The pre-bypass filter is commonly used in the pre-bypass stage.
- The arterial line filter has a pore size of 20-40 microns.
- A bubble filter is designed to reduce bubbles from incoming suction or ports.
- The pore size of gas line filters is 0.2-1.0 microns.
- The pore size range for arterial line filters is 20-40 microns.
- The screen filter is the most common type of filter in the extracorporeal circuit.
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Test your knowledge on filtering technology used during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) in the perfusion program. This quiz covers different types of filters used in the extracorporeal circuit, including depth filters such as high-efficiency polyester depth filters and polyurethane defoamers. Test your understanding of these crucial components in perfusion technology.
