Admin Infusion Set sterile single use ISO standard Y injection flow regulator customized tube patient care

Description:

Henan Aile Industrial CO., LTD is a company for operating medical disposables, and the Admin infusion set is one of our productions.

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.

Y Injection Flow Regulator: The Y injection flow regulator is a component that allows for the simultaneous administration of two fluids or medications. It is typically located downstream from the infusion site and has two ports. One port is used for the primary infusion, while the other port is designed for additional medication or fluid injections.

Customized Tube: The tubing in an admin infusion set is customized to meet specific requirements. It is made of medical-grade plastic and is designed to be flexible and kink-resistant. The length of the tubing can vary based on the intended use and patient needs.

Drip Chamber: Similar to other infusion sets, an admin infusion set may include a drip chamber. The drip chamber allows healthcare providers to visually monitor the flow of fluids and ensures the removal of any air bubbles or particulate matter from the infusion.

Roller Clamp: A roller clamp is commonly present on the tubing to regulate the flow rate of the primary infusion. It can be adjusted to control the rate at which the fluid or medication is delivered to the patient.

Injection Ports: In addition to the Y injection flow regulator, the set may have additional injection ports along the tubing. These ports serve as access points for the introduction of medications or fluids during the infusion process. They are typically equipped with protective caps to maintain sterility when not in use.

Luer Lock Connectors: The admin infusion set may feature luer lock connectors at various points in the tubing. These connectors ensure a secure and leak-proof connection between different components and allow for easy attachment to other compatible medical devices, such as syringes or catheters.

Specification of Admin Infusion Set:

Details:

The main components of an infusion set typically include:

Cannula or Needle: This is a thin, hollow tube that is inserted into a patient's vein or subcutaneous tissue. It allows for the delivery of fluids or medications directly into the bloodstream.

Tubing: It is a flexible tube that connects the cannula or needle to the fluid source, such as an IV bag or a syringe. The tubing is responsible for carrying the fluid from the source to the patient.

Connector: This is the interface that connects the tubing to the fluid source and allows for a secure attachment. Connectors may vary depending on the type of fluid source used, such as Luer lock connectors or specialized connectors for specific devices.

Flow regulator: Some infusion sets include a flow regulator, which allows healthcare providers to control the rate at which the fluid is delivered. This is particularly important when administering medications or fluids that require precise dosing.

Adhesive or fixation device: In the case of subcutaneous infusion sets, an adhesive or fixation device is used to secure the cannula or needle in place on the patient's skin. This helps prevent accidental dislodgement or movement of the infusion set.

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:

1. Sharp spike is easy to puncture.

2. The ISO standard spike can fit with any infusion bottles and bags.

3. Soft and transparent chamber is easy to press and adjust solution.

4. Antibacterial air-inlet.

How do you administer infusions?

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.

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.