Abstract: An anchor pad which has straps associated therewith for securing the pad to the arm, leg or the like of a patient. Attached to the top face of the pad are two latch arrangements for adjustable holding the tubing and needle sections of an intravenous apparatus in place. In one version of the invention, the pad's under face has adhesive applied thereto.

Abstract: A free flow prevention system for preventing free flow of fluid through IV tubing when the tubing is disconnected from an infusion pump. A flexible clamp is provided having a pair of clamping arms, which define a variable width slot for receiving the IV tubing. The IV tubing may be moved along the slot between a first position wherein the width of the slot is sufficient to permit the clamp to be positioned longitudinally along the IV tubing, and a second position wherein the width of the slot is normally less than the width of the slot at the first position. The clamping arms are resiliently biased to a closed position wherein the IV tubing is squeezed when in its second position to close the lumen to prevent fluid flow. A clamp-receiving passageway and clamp-opening wedge are provided on the infusion pump.