BD 383536 IV Catheter System Nexiva HF Dual Port Closed 20G x 1"

The BD 383536 IV Catheter System, Nexiva HF Dual Port Closed, is designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care environments. This innovative system offers a standout benefit of providing a safe and effective means of administering medications and fluids to patients, with the added convenience of a dual-port design for simultaneous infusion and blood sampling.

The BD 383536 IV Catheter System is intended for the administration of medications, fluids, and nutrients to patients through a peripheral vein. The system's closed design helps to minimize the risk of catheter-related complications, such as infection and thrombosis, while its dual-port feature allows for the simultaneous administration of multiple medications or fluids, making it an ideal choice for patients requiring complex therapy regimens.

Key Features

• Dual-port design for simultaneous infusion and blood sampling
• Closed system to minimize the risk of catheter-related complications
• 20G x 1" catheter size for optimal flow rates and patient comfort
• High-flow rates to facilitate the administration of viscous medications and fluids
• Latex-free and DEHP-free materials to reduce the risk of adverse reactions
• Easy-to-use design for simplified insertion and removal procedures
• Compatible with standard IV tubing and infusion equipment

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the BD 383536 IV Catheter System: * Dimensions: 20G x 1" * Weight: varies by packaging configuration * Materials: latex-free and DEHP-free * Packaging: 20 catheters per box, 4 boxes per case * Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for safety and performance

Ideal For

The BD 383536 IV Catheter System is suitable for use in a variety of healthcare environments, including: * Hospitals * Outpatient clinics * Home care settings * Long-term care facilities * Emergency medical services (EMS) * Other healthcare facilities where peripheral IV access is required