Using the Hospital Breast Pump, Milk Bottles and Labels
Before You Start
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Wash your hands thoroughly before every pumping session.
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Each mother receives a new pump set for hospital use.
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Each pump set is good for 24 hours only.
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Use a new container for every pumping session.
Containers Provided
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Colostrum container: 35 ml disposable

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Breast milk bottles: 80 ml or 150 ml disposable
Only use these disposable bottles and avoid containers with colored tops.

Using the One-Day Pump Set (Lactina/Symphony)
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The one-day pump set comes ready to use and does not need cleaning before first use.
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After each pumping session, clean the attachments.
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The pump machine itself must be wiped with hospital cleaning wipes between patients.
Cleaning and Care After Each Use
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Disassemble: Separate all parts. Remove the white valve membrane from the breast shield connector.
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Rinse: Rinse breast shield, connector, and white valve membrane with clear water.
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Wash: Hand-wash parts in warm, soapy water using drinking-quality water, then rinse well in clear water.
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Dry: Use a clean towel or paper towel.
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Store: Place dry, clean parts in a new zip-lock bag.
The tubing does not need cleaning after each use unless you see milk inside.
Caution
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The one-day disposable pump set can be used for 24 hours only.
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Do not steam sterilize or autoclave the disposable set.
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A reusable breast pump set can also be used for 24 hours, but must be sent to CSSD (Central Sterile Services Department) for sterilization before a new set is issued.
Following these steps keeps your hospital breast pump clean, safe, and ready for every pumping session.