Definition : Filters used to remove microorganisms (fungi and bacteria) and particulate matter (e.g., fibers, drug precipitates and residues, and fragments of glass, metal, and rubber) from solutions. Some filters are designed to remove air from infusion lines.
Entry Terms : "Intravenous Tubing Filters"
UMDC code : 11716
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