Disposable Blood Transfusion Set Infusion Administration Set Blood Transfusion Set with Filter

Product description

The Blood Transfusion Set is a vital medical device used in healthcare settings for the safe and efficient administration of blood and blood products to patients in need of transfusion. It consists of several components designed to ensure the proper delivery of blood from the blood bag to the patient's circulatory system.

Key Components of a Blood Transfusion Set:

Needle or Cannula: The needle or cannula attached to the tubing is used to access the blood bag or the patient's vein for blood transfusion.
Tubing: The tubing facilitates the flow of blood from the bag to the patient, typically made of flexible and transparent material for easy monitoring of blood flow.
Drip Chamber: The drip chamber allows visual monitoring of the blood flow rate and helps prevent air from entering the patient's bloodstream during transfusion.
Filter: Some blood transfusion sets include a filter to remove any clots or debris from the blood before it reaches the patient.
Clamp or Roller Clamp: A clamp or roller clamp is used to control the flow rate of blood during transfusion.
Injection Site: An injection site allows for the introduction of medications or additional fluids during the transfusion process.
Luer Lock Connector: The Luer lock connector ensures a secure connection between the blood transfusion set and other medical devices, such as intravenous catheters.

Product Description of Blood Transfusion Set:

The Blood Transfusion Set is a critical tool in healthcare facilities for the safe and controlled administration of blood products, including whole blood, packed red blood cells, platelets, and plasma, to patients undergoing transfusion therapy. It is designed to meet stringent safety standards and ensure the accurate delivery of blood components while minimizing the risk of complications or contamination.

The Blood Transfusion Set is used by trained healthcare professionals to establish a closed system between the blood bag and the patient's circulatory system, maintaining the integrity of the blood product and reducing the risk of infection. The set is equipped with features such as a drip chamber for monitoring flow rates, a filter for removing impurities, and a secure connection mechanism for compatibility with various medical devices.

When selecting a Blood Transfusion Set, factors such as needle gauge, tubing length, filter type, and compatibility with blood bags and infusion devices should be considered to ensure safe and effective blood transfusion procedures. Regular inspection, proper priming, and adherence to transfusion protocols are essential for the successful administration of blood products using a Blood Transfusion Set.

Application

• Blood Transfusions: The primary application of blood transfusion sets is for the safe and controlled administration of blood and blood products, such as packed red blood cells, platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipitate, to patients who require transfusion due to conditions like anemia, bleeding disorders, or surgical procedures.
• Emergency Medicine: Blood transfusion sets are crucial in emergency medicine settings to rapidly administer blood products to patients with acute blood loss, trauma, or other life-threatening conditions that necessitate immediate transfusion therapy.
• Hematology and Oncology: Blood transfusion sets are used in hematology and oncology departments to deliver blood components to patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or treatment for hematologic disorders that require blood support.
• Surgery and Critical Care: In surgical and critical care units, blood transfusion sets are employed during procedures, surgeries, and in intensive care settings to provide timely and accurate transfusion of blood products to maintain hemodynamic stability and support patients during critical illness or major surgeries.
• Labor and Delivery: Blood transfusion sets are utilized in labor and delivery units to manage obstetric emergencies, such as postpartum hemorrhage or maternal bleeding, where blood transfusion may be required to stabilize the patient and address blood loss.
• Pediatrics and Neonatology: Blood transfusion sets are adapted for use in pediatric and neonatal care to administer blood products to infants, children, and premature newborns who require transfusion due to conditions like neonatal anemia, hemolytic disease of the newborn, or congenital disorders.
• Oncology Infusion Centers: In oncology infusion centers, blood transfusion sets are used to deliver blood products to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy, who may experience anemia or low blood cell counts as a side effect of cancer treatment.
• Chronic Disease Management: Patients with chronic conditions such as thalassemia, sickle cell disease, or hemophilia may require regular blood transfusions, for which blood transfusion sets are essential in outpatient clinics or infusion centers for long-term management.
• Home Healthcare: Blood transfusion sets are adapted for home healthcare settings to facilitate blood transfusions for patients who require ongoing transfusion therapy outside of the hospital, under the supervision of trained healthcare providers.
• Blood Donation Centers: Blood transfusion sets are used in blood donation centers to collect blood from donors, process blood components, and prepare blood products for transfusion to patients in hospitals and healthcare facilities.

FAQ

1.What set is used for blood transfusions?
The transfusion set is used to administer blood or blood products from a container to a patient's vascular system through a needle or catheter inserted into a vein. The device includes tubing, a flow regulator, a drip chamber, an infusion line filter and a hollow spike to penetrate and connect the tubing to a pouch.

2.What is the difference between IV set and blood transfusion set?
The differences between an infusion set and a blood transfusion set are primarily rooted in the nature of the substances being administered, the frequency of replacement, the dimensions of the filters employed, and the specific types of substances that each filter is tailored to either permit or screen out.

3.What is the infusion set for blood transfusion?
Blood Transfusion set is employed for intravascular, gravity-controlled transfusion of blood or blood element. Most commonly transfusion includes red blood cells, platelet, and plasma transfusions. TECHNICAL FEATURES: Strong, sleek and sharp spike to puncture blood bag outlets.

4.Why blood set is used for blood transfusion?
What is A Blood Set - KMED
Blood filter
It removes clots, small clumps of platelets, and white blood cells formed during collection and storage. The standard blood set uses filters with pore sizes of 170-260 microns. There are also smaller component sets equipped with filters for plasma, platelets, and red cell aliquots.

5.What equipment is used for blood transfusion?
Infusion devices, such as infusion pumps, blood warmers, rapid infusers, and pressure devices, can be used to transfuse blood components.

6.How often should blood transfusion sets be changed?
Changing the administration set

If multiple units are being transfused, the administration set should be changed at least every 12 hours to prevent bacterial growth. Some administration sets may be supplied with different instructions, or your hospital policy may vary.