Safety Blood Collection Set Medical Consumables blood Butterf needle with holder

Scalp Vein Set: Specifically designed for establishing a vein access point on the scalp, suitable for specific medical procedures.

Double Wing Design: Provides better fixation and stability, ensuring that the vein set remains in place during use.

Holder: Aids in securing the vein set on the patient, ensuring comfort and preventing dislodgment.

Needle: The set includes a small-gauge needle at one end, typically ranging from 19 to 25 gauge. The needle is beveled to facilitate smooth insertion into the vein.

Tubing: Connected to the needle is a flexible, transparent tubing that allows the blood to flow from the needle to a collection tube or an IV bag.

Sterility: Scalpe vein sets with single wings are typically sterile to maintain asepsis during the procedure and minimize the risk of infection. They are usually individually packaged and should only be used once to prevent contamination.

Advantages:

1. Ease of Use: Intuitive design for straightforward operation by medical professionals.
2. Enhanced Efficiency: Double wings and holder help reduce errors and improve operational efficiency.
3. Comfort: Ergonomically designed for patient comfort.
4. Safety: Sterile design reduces infection risks, while the double wings and holder ensure operational safety and stability.
5. Versatility: Applicable in various clinical settings that require establishing a vein access point on the scalp, providing more options and flexibility.

Preparation:

Ensure that the Sterile Scalp Vein Set and Holder are intact and not damaged.
Wash hands thoroughly and put on gloves to maintain sterility.

Patient Preparation:

Position the patient comfortably, ensuring good lighting and access to the scalp vein site.
Clean the area with an antiseptic solution and allow it to dry.

Assembling the Vein Set:

Remove the Scalp Vein Set from its packaging, ensuring sterility is maintained.
Attach the Scalp Vein Set to the Holder securely, ensuring it is properly fixed.

Insertion:

Hold the Scalp Vein Set with the Holder firmly but gently.
Insert the needle into the scalp vein at the appropriate angle and depth.
Secure the Holder to prevent movement during the procedure.

Blood Collection or Infusion:

Once the vein is accessed, proceed with blood collection or infusion as required.
Monitor the infusion carefully to ensure proper flow and patient comfort.

Post-Procedure:

Dispose of the used Scalp Vein Set and Holder according to medical waste disposal guidelines.
Document the procedure accurately in the patient's records.

Safety Precautions:

Always follow aseptic techniques to prevent infections.
Dispose of sharps safely to prevent accidental needle sticks.
Monitor the patient for any adverse reactions during and after the procedure.

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Needle insertion: Remove the protective cap from the scalp vein set needle. Hold the needle by the wings, making sure not to touch the needle itself. Insert the needle into the selected vein at a shallow angle, with the bevel facing upward.

Blood flashback: Once the needle is inserted into the vein, there may be a "flashback" of blood, indicating successful placement within the vein. This can be seen through a transparent window on the scalp vein set or by observing blood flow into the tubing.

Stabilization: Gently stabilize the needle by holding the wings, ensuring it remains in place within the vein.

Connection and infusion: Connect the other end of the scalp vein set to the appropriate tubing or syringe for medication administration or fluid infusion. Ensure the connection is secure to prevent any leakage.

Securement: Use adhesive tape or a securing device to secure the wings of the scalp vein set in place, ensuring it remains stable during the procedure.

Monitoring and care: Regularly monitor the infusion site for any signs of complications, such as infiltration, swelling, or discomfort. Follow the recommended guidelines for changing or discontinuing the scalp vein set based on the specific medical procedure or healthcare provider's instructions.

Please note that the usage of a sterile scalp vein set should be performed by trained healthcare professionals who are familiar with the procedure and adhere to proper aseptic technique. This overview is meant to provide general information, but it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional for specific guidance and instructions relevant to your situation.

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FAQ:

What is scalp vein set?

Winged infusion set — also known as “Butterfly or scalp vein set” is a device primarily used for venipuncture. It consists of a hypodermic needle, two bilateral flexible wings, flexible small bore transparent tubing (20-35 cm long), a connector (female Leur). Sizes 8-24G (22 and 23G are most common).

What is a scalp vein needle used for?

A Butterfly or scalp vein set, also known as a winged infusion set, is a specialized device used for drawing blood from a vein and giving medication or intravenous (I.V.) therapy into a vein.