Y Site Antibacterial Air Inlet Admin Infusion Transfusion Set Non Pyrogenic 15

Product Specification

Y site antibacterial air-inlet single use non-pyrogenic 15 drops/ml Admin Infusion Set

Description:

Henan Aile Industrial CO., LTD is a manufacturer for medical consumables, the Admin infusion set is one of our main products.

Intravenous Infusion set (IV set) is the fastest mode to infuse medication or replace fluids throughout the body from sterile glass vacuum IV bags or bottles. It is not used for blood or blood related products.

Specification of 15 drops/ ml Admin Infusion Set:

• Sterilized by EO,asepsis, non-pyrogen;
• Medical pvc material, non-toxic;
• Adult(15/20 drops/ml);
• Extension tube length: 150cm;
• With Y connector and Needle, with air-vent, filter and chamber.
• Y Site: The infusion set includes a Y-shaped connector, known as a Y site. This connector allows for the administration of multiple fluids or medications simultaneously, as it provides two separate channels for infusion lines to merge.
• Antibacterial Air Inlet: This infusion set is equipped with an antibacterial air inlet. The air inlet allows for the prevention of air bubbles in the infusion line while maintaining sterility and reducing the risk of contamination.
• Administration Set: The infusion set is designed for the administration of fluids, medications, or blood products to a patient's body through an intravenous (IV) line. It provides a secure and controlled pathway for delivering these substances.
• Non-Pyrogenic: The infusion set is labeled as non-pyrogenic, indicating that it is manufactured without substances that can cause fever or other adverse reactions in patients. This feature ensures the safety and well-being of the patient during the infusion or transfusion process.
• Flow Rate: The infusion set is calibrated to deliver fluids or medications at a flow rate of 15 drops per milliliter (15 drops/ml). This flow rate allows for precise and controlled administration based on the specific requirements of the patient.

It's important to note that while this description provides general information about a specific type of infusion transfusion set, the actual product specifications may vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Healthcare providers should refer to the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines to ensure proper usage and adherence to safety protocols when utilizing the Y Site Antibacterial Air Inlet Admin Infusion Transfusion Set.

Detail pictures:

The main components of an infusion set typically include:

Needle or Catheter: It is used for inserting into the patient's vein to establish intravenous access for delivering fluids, medications, or blood products.

Tubing: Flexible tubing connects the fluid source (such as an IV bag) to the patient's vein, allowing the smooth flow of fluids.

Drip Chamber: This chamber serves as a reservoir for the fluid and helps regulate and visualize the flow rate. It often has transparent walls for easy monitoring of the fluid dripping rate.

Flow Control Device: It can be a flow regulator or a clamp mechanism that allows healthcare professionals to adjust and control the flow rate of the administered fluids.

Filters: Some infusion transfusion sets are equipped with built-in filters to remove particles or air bubbles from the fluids, ensuring the safety and purity of the infusion.

Connectors: Connectors are used to join different parts of the set, such as connecting the tubing to the fluid source, such as an IV bag or syringe.

Infusion sets are commonly used in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare. They are employed for a wide range of purposes, such as intravenous (IV) therapy, blood transfusions, chemotherapy, insulin delivery for diabetic patients, and parenteral nutrition.     

Features of 15 drops/ ml Admin Infusion Set:

How do you administer infusions?

The infusion is administered by injecting a needle attached to a small tube directly into one of the patient's arm veins. This tube is connected to an IV bag containing the prescribed medication. Once attached to your arm, the solution slowly drips into your bloodstream.