Description
Description: The Romsons Viggo Vein Cannula is a high-quality intravenous (IV) cannula designed for safe and efficient venous access. This device is essential in clinical settings for administering medications, fluids, and for blood sampling.
Key Features:
Design and Construction:
- The cannula is made from medical-grade materials that ensure biocompatibility and minimize the risk of irritation or allergic reactions.
- It features a sharp, triple-faceted beveled needle that facilitates easy insertion into the vein, reducing discomfort for the patient.
Sizes Available:
- The Viggo vein cannula is available in various gauges (e.g., 14G to 24G), allowing healthcare providers to select the appropriate size based on the patient’s needs and the type of infusion.
Winged Design:
- The cannula includes flexible wings that provide stability during insertion and allow for secure attachment to the skin, preventing movement post-insertion.
Safety Features:
- Many models come equipped with a flashback chamber, which provides immediate visual confirmation of venous access by showing blood return upon insertion.
Luer Lock Connection:
- The hub of the cannula features a luer lock mechanism, ensuring a secure connection with IV tubing or syringes, which helps prevent accidental disconnection during use.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Romsons |
| Type | IV Cannula |
| Gauge Sizes | Available in 14G, 16G, 18G, 20G, 22G, and 24G |
| Material | Medical-grade plastic |
| Sterilization | Ethylene oxide sterilized |
| Packaging | Individually packed in sterile blister packs |
| Usage | Clinical settings for IV therapy |
Usage Instructions
1. Preparation:
- Gather all necessary supplies, including antiseptic wipes, gloves, and the cannula.
2. Site Selection:
- Choose an appropriate vein for cannulation and clean the site with an antiseptic wipe.
3. Insertion:
- Hold the cannula by its wings and insert it into the vein at a low angle. Observe for blood return in the flashback chamber.
4. Securing the Cannula:
- Once blood return is observed, advance the cannula slightly further into the vein while stabilizing it.
- Securely attach IV tubing or a syringe to the luer lock hub.
5. Monitoring:
- Regularly check the site for signs of infiltration or phlebitis and ensure that the flow rate is appropriate.
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