NEEDLELESS CONNECTOR, split-septum, neutral, sterile, s.u.
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60210
HS Code:
901839
Last Updated on:
07/11/2024, 18:37:30
Single use
A single-use device, also referred to as a disposable device, is intended for use on one patient during a single procedure. It is not intended to be reprocessed (i.e., cleaned and disinfected or sterilized).
In Europe, medical material that fulfills the definition of a medical device according to the MDR (Medical Device Regulation) is classified into 4 classes
Thermosensitive codes are defined for storage and transportation temperature requirements of the products.
NEEDLELESS CONNECTOR, split-septum, neutral
Definition
A small, sterile, stand-alone, needleless plastic valve intended to mate two related intravenous line devices (e.g., hypodermic syringe and catheter port or tubing from an IV administration set) and hold them in a secured, sealed, locked position, and through which IV access is gained. It is intended to eliminate the use of needles for IV administration of medications.
Specifications
Quality standards
ISO 8536-12, 2021, edition 2, Infusion equipment for medical use - Part 12: Check valves for single use
Technical specifications
Neutral: designed to prevent reflux into catheter or tubing with connection or disconnection (possible small amount, 0.02ml, of reflux may occur)
- Luer activated
- Smooth septum surface (no valleys, no crevices)
- Tight seal between septum and housing
- Straight fluid path
- Split septum valve: a prepierced septum that can be of blunt cannula or Luer-lock design
- Minimal residual volume (< 0.2 ml)
- Clear housing to visualise flushing
- Compatible with all peripheral and central catheters, with infusion pump sets and with blood products
- Plastic polycarbonate, latex free
- No antimicrobial coating
- Sterile, for single use
Packaging & Labelling
Unit sterile packaging in peel-open pack
Instructions for use
- Do not over-tighten a Luer beyond the friction fit as this may damage both the Luer and the connector.
- Do not hold catheter hub during disconnect as this may cause accidental removal of connector from hub.
- After blood use, the connector can be flushed clean and does not require change-out.
- Use routine flushing if connector is not used: 10 ml normal saline / 24 hours in order to maintain catheter patency.
- Change connector in accordance with facility protocol and CDC guidelines: No more frequently than at 96-hour intervals, but at least every 7 days.
MSF requirements
For use with central venous catheters and PICC lines.
For use with peripheral IV catheters in specific contexts (such as VHF)
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