Medical Action Industries 262822 Central Line Kit with Tegaderm 9836

The Medical Action Industries 262822 Central Line Kit is a comprehensive solution designed for use in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings where central line placement and maintenance are performed. This kit stands out for its inclusion of Tegaderm 9836 and CHG 3mL, providing a robust approach to securing and disinfecting central lines, thereby reducing the risk of complications and infections.

The Medical Action Industries Central Line Kit is intended to provide healthcare professionals with the necessary tools to securely place and maintain central lines. The kit's components work together to facilitate a smooth procedure, from the initial placement to the long-term care of the central line. By including both a securement device and an antimicrobial agent, this kit supports best practices in infection control and patient care.

Key Features

• Includes Tegaderm 9836 for secure and protective dressing of the central line site
• Comes with CHG 3mL for effective antimicrobial skin preparation
• Designed to reduce the risk of central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs)
• Supports adherence to CDC guidelines for central line placement and maintenance
• Convenient packaging for easy access to all necessary components during procedures
• Enhances patient safety and comfort through secure and sterile central line management
• Facilitates compliance with infection control protocols in various healthcare settings

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Varied by component • Weight: Approximately dependent on the packaging of 20 kits per case • Materials: High-quality medical-grade materials suitable for patient contact and use in sterile procedures • Compliance: Meets relevant healthcare standards for central line kits, including those related to infection control and patient safety

Ideal For

• Hospitals and intensive care units (ICUs) • Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgical centers • Home healthcare settings where central line care is required • Long-term care facilities managing patients with central lines • Emergency medical services (EMS) and transport situations where central line access may be necessary