Invia Liberty Wound Care
Invia Liberty Wound Care – Medela
The Invia Liberty delivers therapy confidence by intelligently controlling set pressure at the wound site. The pump dynamically adapts the air flow cycle to both volume and viscosity of the fluid in the tubing to optimize exudate removal.

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How to setup and use the Invia liberty wound care device
Setting up and using the Invia Liberty wound care device is crucial for effective wound management. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:
Setting Up the Invia Liberty Wound Care Device
Supplies Needed
– Invia Liberty wound care device
– Sterile dressing kit
– Wound dressing (foam or gauze as prescribed)
– Adhesive drape (if applicable)
– Connecting tubing
– Vacuum canister (if not preloaded)
– Alcohol swabs
– User manual
Steps for Setup
- Preparation:
– Gather all necessary supplies and ensure a clean working environment.
– Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
- Inspect the Device:
– Check the Invia Liberty device for any visible damage or defects.
– Ensure that the battery is charged or the device is connected to a power source.
- Prepare the Wound Site:
– Clean the wound area according to the facility’s protocol.
– Remove any old dressings and assess the wound for any signs of infection or complications.
- Load the Canister:
– If the vacuum canister is not preloaded, attach it securely to the device according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
– Ensure that the canister is properly sealed and ready for use.
- Prepare the Dressing:
– Cut the wound dressing to the appropriate size to cover the entire wound.
– If using a foam dressing, ensure it fits snugly within the wound margins.
- Apply the Dressing:
– Place the dressing directly over the wound site, ensuring that it covers the entire area.
– If using an adhesive drape, apply it over the dressing to secure it in place and create a seal.
- Connect the Tubing:
– Attach the connecting tubing to the dressing port, ensuring a secure fit to prevent leaks.
- Turn on the Device:
– Power on the Invia Liberty device by pressing the power button.
– Set the desired negative pressure settings according to the physician’s orders or facility protocol.
- Monitor the Device:
– Observe the device for any alarms or alerts during operation.
– Ensure that the vacuum is functioning correctly and that the dressing remains sealed.
Using the Invia Liberty Wound Care Device
Daily Monitoring
- Check the Dressing:
– Inspect the dressing daily for any signs of leakage, dislodgment, or infection.
– Change the dressing as per the prescribed schedule or if it becomes saturated.
- Monitor the Wound:
– Assess the wound for healing progress, changes in size, and any signs of infection (redness, swelling, or discharge).
- Adjust Settings:
– If required, adjust the negative pressure settings according to the physician’s orders or facility protocol.
Changing the Dressing
- Prepare for Dressing Change:
– Wash your hands and gather all necessary supplies.
– Turn off the Invia Liberty device before changing the dressing.
- Remove Old Dressing:
– Carefully peel off the old dressing, avoiding trauma to the wound.
– Dispose of the old dressing and any used materials in a biohazard container.
- Clean the Wound:
– Clean the wound site according to the facility’s protocol and assess for any changes.
- Apply New Dressing:
– Follow the steps outlined above to apply a new dressing and connect the tubing.
- Restart the Device:
– Turn the device back on and ensure it is functioning properly.
Additional Tips
– Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and your facility’s protocols for setup and operation.
– Educate the patient and caregivers about the device’s use, including how to recognize alarms and when to seek assistance.
– Document any observations made during the use of the device and any changes to the wound.
By following these steps, you can effectively set up and use the Invia Liberty wound care device, promoting optimal wound healing and patient safety.
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