Vascular Flashcards
What are the advantages of our Vantex catheters?
Recommended by the 2020 ASA CLABSI task force to reduce the risk of CLABSI’s compared with uncoated catheters.
No known contraindications. Sulfa or chlorhexidine
Arrowhead catheters have what inherent risk?
Allergies and potential anaphylaxis to sulfa and/or chlorhexadine
What are some advantages of Medline’s CVC offering?
Intuitive design with nudge principles
Removable blood basin
Sterile saline flushes included
No known contraindications
What are some advantages of Medline’s CVC offering?
Intuitive design with nudge principles
Removable blood basin
Sterile saline flushes included
No known contraindications
What are some advantages of Medline’s CVC offering?
Intuitive design with nudge principles
Removable blood basin
Sterile saline flushes included
No known contraindications
How much more likely is readmittance after a CLABSI?
5 times more likely
What is the average increase in hospital state when I know somal bloodstream infection occurs?
6.5 days
What is the mortality rate of CLABSI’s?
25%
Specialized medical device used for accessing and delivering medication’s, chemotherapy, CT contrast and other fluids into a surgically implanted port, beneath the skin with the castor that terminates in the superior vena cava?
Huber Needle or Port Access Kit
What are the features and benefits of our port access kits
Flexible winged design
Pressure rating indicated clamps
Low profile job design
Padded footprint and transparent base
Intuitive safety feature
Call points for port access kits
Oncology
Hematology
CT/IR
Vascular Access Team
How often must Huber needles be replaced ?
Every 7 days
How many days do swab flush caps, protect valves?
7 days
What are some features and benefits of our peripheral IC catheters?
Notched needle for rapid visual, flashback confirmation
Ergonomic grip for better control.
Tapered catheter tip for smooth venipuncture
Offered in push button or slide and lock configurations
What are our three zones of arterial catheterization kits
Zone one: maximum barrier Zone two: catheter insertion Zone three: site protection, and accessory zone
What are the three possible sites for CVL placement in adult patients?
Internal jugular, femoral, and subclavian