BD 383516 IV Catheter 20G x 1" HF Single Port Infusion 20/pk 4

The BD 383516 IV Catheter is a high-quality, medical-grade device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care environments. This product stands out for its ease of use and effectiveness in providing a secure and stable means of administering medications or fluids directly into a patient's vein. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to minimize the risk of complications and ensure patient comfort during infusion therapy.

The BD 383516 IV Catheter is designed to facilitate the administration of medications, fluids, or nutrients directly into the bloodstream. Its purpose is to provide a safe, efficient, and reliable means of infusion therapy, which is a critical component of patient care in many medical settings. The catheter's functionality is centered around its single-port design, which simplifies the infusion process and reduces the risk of complications.

Key Features

• 20G x 1" size for optimal balance between ease of insertion and minimal patient discomfort
• HF (high-flow) design for efficient infusion of medications or fluids
• Single port for simplified infusion setup and reduced risk of complications
• Designed for secure and stable placement to minimize the risk of catheter dislodgment
• Latex-free materials to reduce the risk of allergic reactions
• Individually packaged to maintain sterility and convenience
• Available in packs of 20 for efficient inventory management

Product Specifications

The BD 383516 IV Catheter has the following specifications: * Dimensions: 20G x 1" * Weight: varies by packaging configuration * Materials: latex-free * Packaging: 20 catheters per pack, 4 packs per case * Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for safety and performance * Compatibility: designed for use with standard infusion equipment and supplies

Ideal For

The BD 383516 IV Catheter is ideal for use in the following environments: * Hospitals * Outpatient clinics * Home healthcare settings * Long-term care facilities * Emergency medical services (EMS) * Any setting where infusion therapy is required