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Peripheral Iv Catheter Equipment & Supplies
5 equipment items found
by:Velano Vascular based inSan Francisco, CALIFORNIA (USA)
PIVO is a needle-free, single-use, sterile device that temporarily attaches to a peripheral IV catheter to collect a fresh venous sample. Using the existing PIV line as a conduit to the vein, a flexible, internal flow tube is advanced through the PIV, beyond the catheter tip, and into the vessel to collect a blood sample. This ...
Manufactured by:S2S Global based inCharlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Our NanoCath TrueSafe Comfort® Line in the PremierPro™ by Medsource Family of Catheters provides you the latest technology for your tiniest patient. We offer 24G and 26G with two lengths so that you can have better chance of success your first try. Our push button activated safety features also help reduce the risk of accidental needlesticks injuries. Each catheter is equipped with our ...
Manufactured by:S2S Global based inCharlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Our ClearSafe Comfort® Line in the PremierPro™ by Medsource Family of Catheters provides you the latest technology without having to sacrifice your preferred safety style. Select from a range of gauges and lengths that offer you the best in Safety and Blood Control. Our slide-activated safety features also help reduce the risk of accidental needlestick injuries. Each catheter is ...
Manufactured by:Lineus Medical based inFayetteville, ARKANSAS (USA)
Harmful forces on peripheral IV lines can lead to dressing disruption, phlebitis, dislodgement, occlusion, infiltration and ultimately to an IV restart. The IV line shown in Figure 1 below has not dislodged, but no one should have a damaging force like this placed on their IV line. SafeBreak Vascular separates, as shown in the video in Figure 2, to remove these harmful forces ...
Manufactured by:Lineus Medical based inFayetteville, ARKANSAS (USA)
Drawing Blood Through Single Lumen PIV Catheters Is Sub-Optimal And Increases Risk Of Catheter Failure. For diabetic patients, nurses must obtain a blood sample a minimum of four times a day. When an insulin IV drip is utilized, blood glucose will typically be monitored hourly until it is stable, and usually every two hours after stabilization.(1,2) Even if the patient already has an IV ...