The event involved a customer allegation of a transfer set with microclave dual check valve 0.2 micron filter.It was reported that the micron filter of the device consistently plugs 12-24 hours post initiation of infusion.The involved medication is glucagon with a 1.2% glycerin solution diluent.The glucagon was infused alone with a d5w driver at the y-site.The pressure setting of the pump used (med-fusion) to infuse the glucagon is 12psi on the medium, then would be increased to high at 16psi for most syringe sizes.The pump would begin to high pressure alarm at the 8-10 hour mark after starting with brand new set and would be completely plugged 18-24 hours.On an unknown date in (b)(6) 2017, there was a baby with an unusual diagnosis who required many weeks of glucagon infusions with difficulty with the sets.The patient lost a picc line due to low flow rates directly connected to a filtered infusion set running glucagon.There was patient involvement, but unknown adverse event, unknown medical intervention required and unknown delay in critical therapy.
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