removing clogs from the patient line 20 and or drain line 18 although various configurations have been discussed for the valves and pumps with respect to fig2 and 3 it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that any number kind and or configuration of valves and pumps may be used fig4 and 5 a 5 c show an embodiment of a system for removing ingested material from the stomach in this embodiment the system includes the fluid source 22 the drain line 18 and the patient line 20 and also includes an actuation handle 26 for opening and closing a path between the patient line 20 and the drain line 18 and for opening and closing a path between the fluid source 22 and the patient line 20 in operation the actuation handle 26 may toggle the assembly 16 between two modes a drain mode and an infusion mode for example in the drain mode the actuation handle 26 may be in its original or un actuated position which may cause the path between the patient line 20 and the drain line 18 to be opened and the path between the fluid source 22 and the patient line 20 to be closed thus permitting content of the stomach to be drained when the actuation handle 26 is squeezed or actuated the actuation handle 26 causes the path between the patient line 20 and the drain line 18 to be closed and the path between the fluid source 22 and the patient line 20 to be opened the actuation handle 26 causes the fluid source 22 to be squeezed or pumped forcing the fluid out of the fluid source 22 thus allowing fluid to flow into the stomach in the infusion mode for example a.