Abstract: Modular intravenous (IV) assemblies are provided. The modular IV assembly includes a drip chamber having a body and an inlet connector, a base housing coupled directly to a base portion of the drip chamber, the base housing having an inlet port in fluid connection with the drip chamber and a flow path cavity in fluid connection with the inlet port and a flow control assembly coupled directly to a first portion of the base housing. Any of a filter assembly, an anti-run dry member, a check valve and an air vent assembly may be included in the modular IV assembly. IV sets and methods of use are also provided.

Abstract: Modular intravenous (IV) assemblies are provided. The modular IV assembly includes a drip chamber having a body and an inlet connector, a base housing coupled directly to a base portion of the drip chamber, the base housing having an inlet port in fluid connection with the drip chamber and a flow path cavity in fluid connection with the inlet port and a flow control assembly coupled directly to a first portion of the base housing. Any of a filter assembly, an anti-run dry member, a check valve and an air vent assembly may be included in the modular IV assembly. IV sets and methods of use are also provided.

Abstract: Modular intravenous (IV) assemblies are provided. The modular IV assembly includes a drip chamber having a body and an inlet connector, a base housing coupled directly to a base portion of the drip chamber, the base housing having an inlet port in fluid connection with the drip chamber and a flow path cavity in fluid connection with the inlet port and a flow control assembly coupled directly to a first portion of the base housing. Any of a filter assembly, an anti-run dry member, a check valve and an air vent assembly may be included in the modular IV assembly. IV sets and methods of use are also provided.

Abstract: Valve bodies are described herein. A valve body is disclosed to control fluid flow through a drip chamber defining a chamber volume and comprises a chamber body coupling, a valve inlet, a valve outlet, and a needle valve assembly. The chamber body coupling receives the drip chamber. The valve inlet or the valve outlet is configured to be in fluid communication with the chamber volume. The needle valve assembly comprises a fixed needle valve surface; and a movable needle valve surface, wherein the movable needle valve surface is axially movable relative to the fixed needle valve surface to control a flow rate between the valve inlet and the valve outlet.

Abstract: A coupling releasably secures an item such as a body camera to a mount point. The coupling includes a connector and a receiver. The connector includes a crossbar and a post. The receiver includes an opening and a slot. The crossbar moves through the entry opening and the connector is rotated relative to the receiver. The post of the connector is moved through the slot to engage the receiver and hold the connector in a mounted position on the receiver, thereby securing the item to the mount point. Embodiments of the present disclosure also involve methods for securing the item to the mount point using a connector and receiver, as well as systems for mounting an item using a connector, receiver, and mount point.

Abstract: A clamp assembly removably couples to a sheet of material. An item, such as a body camera, mounted on the clamp assembly may be coupled to the sheet of material via the clamp assembly. A sheet of material is provided adjacent a base of the clamp assembly. An insert is provided adjacent the sheet of material on a side opposite the base. A clamp element is connected to the base and moves between an open position and closed position. Movement of the clamp element to the closed position resists removal of the base from the sheet of material. Embodiments of the present disclosure also involve clamp assembly bases, as well as systems for securing an item, such as a body camera, to the sheet of material.

Abstract: A coupling releasably secures an item such as a body camera to a mount point. The coupling includes a connector and a receiver. The connector includes a crossbar and a post. The receiver includes an opening and a slot. The crossbar moves through the entry opening and the connector is rotated relative to the receiver. The post of the connector is moved through the slot to engage the receiver and hold the connector in a mounted position on the receiver, thereby securing the item to the mount point. Embodiments of the present disclosure also involve methods for securing the item to the mount point using a connector and receiver, as well as systems for mounting an item using a connector, receiver, and mount point.

Abstract: A coupling releasably secures an item such as a body camera to a mount point. The coupling includes a connector and a receiver. The connector includes a crossbar and a post. The receiver includes an opening and a slot. The crossbar moves through the entry opening and the connector is rotated relative to the receiver. The post of the connector is moved through the slot to engage the receiver and hold the connector in a mounted position on the receiver, thereby securing the item to the mount point. Embodiments of the present disclosure also involve methods for securing the item to the mount point using a connector and receiver, as well as systems for mounting an item using a connector, receiver, and mount point.

Abstract: Disclosed is an integrated blood sampling-pressure monitoring system to sample blood from a patient and to measure the blood pressure of the patient. The integrated blood sampling-pressure monitoring system may include: a pressure transducer to measure the blood pressure of the patient; a blood sampling portion to sample blood from the patient; and a restrictor. The restrictor may be interposed between the pressure transducer and the blood sampling portion, such that, the pressure transducer may be located closer to the patient than the blood sampling portion along a fluid line when the blood sampling-pressure monitoring system is connected to the patient.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for filtering a distorted pressure transducer signal from a pressure transducer in a blood pressure monitoring system, comprising: determining one or more pressure transducer signal filtering parameters; receiving a distorted pressure transducer signal from the pressure transducer; filtering the distorted pressure transducer signal to generate a corrected pressure transducer signal based on the one or more pressure transducer signal filtering parameters; and outputting the corrected pressure transducer signal to a patient monitor.

Abstract: Disclosed is a multi-port control valve with multi-lumen paths diverging flow so that, the multi-port control valve fills and expels fluid at the same time through the same port for use in a blood sampling, blood pressure monitoring system that includes a sampling site, a pressure transducer, and reservoir. The multi-port control valve may include a rotatable valve member and three ports. Each of the three ports is connected to one of the sampling site, the pressure transducer, and the reservoir. In particular, the rotatable valve member is rotatable, such that, depending upon a position of the rotatable valve member, one of the three ports is blocked from fluid communication with the other two ports.

Abstract: A clamp assembly removably couples to a sheet of material. An item, such as a body camera, mounted on the clamp assembly may be coupled to the sheet of material via the clamp assembly. A sheet of material is provided adjacent a base of the clamp assembly. An insert is provided adjacent the sheet of material on a side opposite the base. A clamp element is connected to the base and moves between an open position and closed position. Movement of the clamp element to the closed position resists removal of the base from the sheet of material. Embodiments of the present disclosure also involve clamp assembly bases, as well as systems for securing an item, such as a body camera, to the sheet of material.

Abstract: A coupling releasably secures an item such as a body camera to a mount point. The coupling includes a connector and a receiver. The connector includes a crossbar and a post. The receiver includes an opening and a slot. The crossbar moves through the entry opening and the connector is rotated relative to the receiver. The post of the connector is moved through the slot to engage the receiver and hold the connector in a mounted position on the receiver, thereby securing the item to the mount point. Embodiments of the present disclosure also involve methods for securing the item to the mount point using a connector and receiver, as well as systems for mounting an item using a connector, receiver, and mount point.

Abstract: Disclosed is a finger cuff that may comprise an expandable coil and a bladder. The expandable coil has a finger cavity that includes an LED-PD pair and that is generally smaller than a patient's finger. The expandable coil may include a semi-rigid substrate that is expandable, such that, when the finger cavity of the expandable coil is placed around the patient's finger, the finger cavity and expandable coil expand to surround the patient's finger while the expandable coil provides an approximately constant force to the patient's finger. The bladder is mounted within the finger cavity, such that, when the patient's finger is received and surrounded in the finger cavity of the expandable coil, the patient's finger abuts against the bladder mounted within the finger cavity so that the bladder and the LED-PD pair may be used in measuring the patient's blood pressure by a blood pressure measurement system.

Abstract: Disclosed is a clip for attaching one or more transducers, such as arterial blood pressure transducers, to a variety of different objects. The clip typically includes first and second arms that are pivotally connected together. The clip also typically includes an alignment device that facilitates the alignment of the clip with a patient. The clip is configured to be movable between (i) a first orientation to place an object with an attachment location and (ii) a second orientation to secure the object within the attachment location. In some instances, the attachment location is rotatable relative to the clip.

Abstract: Disclosed is a pressure monitoring system for a patient that may include a measurement site, a tube, and a pressure transducer, in which, the tube is coupled between the measurement site of the patient and the pressure transducer and the tube contains a fluid for pressure measurement by the pressure transducer from the measurement site. The tube may comprise: a first tubing portion that includes an outer diameter and a plurality of inner diameters and that has a first tensile modulus, in which, the plurality of inner diameters of the first tubing portion form a plurality of fluid paths to contain the fluid; and, a second tubing portion, in which, the first and second tubing portions are coupled together to form the tube and the second tubing portion extends longitudinally with the first tubing portion in a continuous or intermittent manner.