BD Alaris Infusion System
Becton, Dickinson and Company · Infusion pumps
Active recall recordLast checked Oct 8, 2026
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Becton, Dickinson and Company · Infusion pumps
Active recall recordLast checked Oct 8, 2026
Due to product labeling not indicating which Transport Layer Security (TLS) version that must be enabled on hospital network to ensure secure Wi-Fi communication with Point-of-Care Units
Due to a number of modules flashed with a date and time associated with the daylight savings time (DST) adjustment that may cause connectivity issue with hospital networks. This issue only affects the Interoperability workflow for devices with a DST invalid…
If infusion pump is dropped or severely jarred this may damage the pump module bezel assembly, which can cause under-infusion, over-infusion, unregulated flow, or pump module failure to calibrate; so dropped/jarred pumps should be removed from use, tested,…
Infusion pump module used with compatible pump infusion sets may perform outside the established performance ranges for flow rate and bolus accuracy, downstream and upstream occlusion time to alarm, and post-occlusion bolos volume.
Software issue that may result in outdated automated programming request(APR) being sent to the progressive care unit (PCU).
Due to User Manual/Direction for Use incorrectly instructing user to leave the safety clamp in the open position when reloading an infusion set. This issue potentially could result in an accidental over infusion if the roller clamp is left open.
Due to affected devices that may have bent female IUI connector and may not be operable and potentially cause delays in the start of the infusion or monitoring.
Alaris PCA Module 8120, Patient Controlled Analgesia infusion pump: compatible syringes labeling contains syringes that have not been validated.