What is the maximum volume that can be programmed into a repeater pump for fluid transfer?

The maximum volume that can be programmed into a repeater pump for fluid transfer is 999 mL. This specification is tied to the design and functionality of repeater pumps, which are commonly used in intravenous therapy settings. Repeater pumps are capable of delivering a controlled volume of fluid in a series of boluses or increments, which optimize the administration of medication or fluids to patients.

Setting a maximum volume of 999 mL ensures that the system can safely manage dosages without risking overdose or complications associated with administering too much fluid at once. Most repeater pumps are calibrated to prevent operators from programming volumes beyond this threshold, thereby promoting patient safety.

Each of the other volumes listed is either below this maximum or represents a standard infusion bag size rather than the programmable capacity of a repeater pump. Understanding these limits is essential for IV technicians to ensure proper equipment use and patient care protocols.