A system for treating multiple tissue sites of a patient includes a first dressing filler adapted to be positioned at a first of the tissue sites. A second dressing filler is adapted to be positioned at a second of the tissue sites. A bridge manifold is positioned between the first tissue site and the second tissue site to provide fluid communication between the first and the second tissue site. A reduced pressure source is fluidly connected to at least one of the bridge manifold, the first tissue site, and the second tissue site. A valve is operably associated with one of the first and the second tissue sites to allow fluid to flow from the one of the first and the second tissue sites, but precluding flow towards the one of the first and the second tissue sites.

A check valve includes a housing that includes an inlet port, an outlet port, and a valve chamber. The inlet port extends from a ceiling of the valve chamber to an outer surface of the housing. The outlet port extends from a floor of the valve chamber to the outer surface of the housing. The check valve further includes a valve member supported within the chamber. The valve includes a valve head. When an upstream pressure is applied to the valve, the valve head is configured to deflect away from the ceiling of the valve chamber and unseal the inlet port. When a downstream pressure is applied to the valve, the valve head is configured to deflect away from the floor of the valve chamber and seal the inlet port such that the valve head conforms to a shape of the ceiling of the valve chamber.

A device for managing fluid is provided. The device includes: a drip chamber including: an inlet; and outlet; a check valve positioned between the inlet and the outlet, the check valve configured for managing fluid flowing between the inlet and the outlet; and an elastic element. The combination of the check valve and the elastic element limits the extent to which the one way valve may be opened by brief transient pressures appearing at the outlet of the drip chamber. This limiting effect improves the accuracy of fluid delivery in setups such as piggyback or Secondary Mode infusions of two fluids using a single pump.

The invention relates to a check valve assembly (100) having an inlet (205) and an outlet for medical fluids, comprising a valve body (101), wherein the check valve assembly (100) in an initial state allows a flow of a working fluid and/or a sterilization fluid through the check valve assembly (100) in both directions of flow, that is from the inlet (205) to the outlet and vice versa, and wherein the check valve assembly (100) in an operating state allows only one direction of flow of the working fluid, wherein the check valve assembly (100) comprises a pin-pin-reception connection, which is embodied so that the check valve assembly (100) can be transferred from the initial state into the operating state by applying force on the pin-pin-reception connection and/or by an impression of path on the pin-pin-reception connection.

A device for managing fluid is provided. The device includes: a drip chamber including: an inlet; and outlet; a check valve positioned between the inlet and the outlet, the check valve configured for managing fluid flowing between the inlet and the outlet; and an elastic element. The combination of the check valve and the elastic element limits the extent to which the one way valve may be opened by brief transient pressures appearing at the outlet of the drip chamber. This limiting effect improves the accuracy of fluid delivery in setups such as piggyback or Secondary Mode infusions of two fluids using a single pump.

An adaptor configured for connection to a syringe having an air chamber and a liquid chamber, the adaptor including a liquid channel configured to be in communication with the liquid chamber, an air channel configured to be in communication with the air chamber and at least one filter positioned in the liquid channel.

A liquid delivery device has a lower housing containing a reservoir and an upper housing containing a nozzle assembly with an upper tube housing, a passage formed through the upper tube housing between the reservoir and the nozzle assembly, the passage within the upper tube housing forming a metering chamber; the nozzle assembly converting liquid from the metering chamber to a droplet spray; the liquid delivery device having a one-way valve that locates and seals within the passage; the valve configured so that in a first state fluid flow through the passage is substantially blocked, and in a second state fluid can flow through the passage; the valve deforming from the first state to the second state, the upper tube housing comprising a recess at the upper end, the recess configured to receive and confine the outer side of the one-way valve.

Some embodiments are directed to a connector for connection with a fluid transfer device, including an outer body having a longitudinal axis; and a luer lock connection port positioned within the outer body and configured to be coupled with an external port of said fluid transfer device. The luer lock connection port can be rotatable about the longitudinal axis at least in one of a clockwise direction and a counter-clockwise direction at least prior to initiation of coupling thereof with the external port. The outer body can be structured, and the luer lock connection port is positioned therewithin, such that to prevent an operator to access, through the outer body, directly by fingertips an exterior of the luer lock connection port after the luer lock connection port has been coupled with the external port.

A check valve includes an upper housing defining an inlet of the check valve, a lower housing defining an outlet of the check valve, and a cavity interposed between and defined by the upper and lower housings for fluidly connecting the inlet and the outlet. The check valve further includes a valve member mounted in the cavity to selectively permit fluid flow in a first direction, and prevent fluid backflow in a second direction opposite to the first direction. The valve member includes a valve body and a valve stem portion extending axially through a central axis of the valve body.

Methods and systems for providing a flow of fluid to an endoscope. A water connector has source and delivery components. A disk seal positioned between the source and delivery components may move between a seated position to prevent backflow and an unseated position against a projection to allow forward flow.