LABEL for IV fluid, unit
STD
SDDCLABCINF1
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Account code:
60210
HS Code:
482190
Last Updated on:
04/10/2024, 17:06:45
Former
Code(s):
R -
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).
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LABEL for IV fluid
Definition
Pre-printed label for correct identification of infusions and medications added in the infusion bag, in order to reduce medication errors.
Specifications
Technical specifications
- The label must be self-adhesive
- If there is backing material, the label must be easily detachable from it and from adjacent labels
- The material of the label must allow the user to write information on it with a ball-point pen, without smudging or blurring
- Background colour: yellow (preferred)
- Size: ± 76 x 50 mm
- Pre printed text for fluid infusion with additive:
- patient and identifier
- date
- solution information
- start and end time
- flow rate (ml/hr or drops/minute)
- medicine added and strength
- diluent used
- prepared by (signature)
Packaging & Labelling
Unit presentation: unit = 1 label
Pack of 1000 labels or roll of 500 labels depending on supply availibilities. Contact your supplier.
The quantity to be ordered should be by number of labels (and not by number of packs or rolls).
Instructions for use
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Storage
- Below 25°C - Protect from sunlight - Protect from humidity
- Keep the labels in their protective packaging, away from dust, until their use.
MSF requirements
The purpose of these recommendations is to standardise labelling and to facilitate the identification and differentiation of containers (bags, bottles, etc.) for the peripheral intravenous administration of infusion fluids, with or without injectable medicines.
To be used at all times to reduce the risk of medication errors in MSF projects.
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