IV Cannula – 16G with Injection Port

The IV Cannula – 16G with Injection Port is engineered for optimal intravenous access in medical settings. The 16-gauge cannula allows for the swift infusion of fluids and medications, making it suitable for high-volume applications. Its built-in injection port provides additional convenience, allowing for quick and safe injections without needing to remove the cannula. Crafted from high-quality, biocompatible materials, this cannula ensures patient safety and comfort with minimal risk of complications. The ergonomic design and clear visualization of blood return further enhance its usability, making it a reliable choice for healthcare professionals in various clinical scenarios.

Key Features

1. 16-Gauge Needle: Provides a large bore for high-flow infusion, suitable for rapid fluid administration and blood transfusions.
2. Integrated Injection Port: Allows for safe and convenient injection of medications without removing the cannula.
3. Biocompatible Materials: Ensures patient safety and minimizes the risk of adverse reactions.
4. Clear Blood Return: Facilitates easy confirmation of correct placement and blood flow.
5. Ergonomic Design: Enhances comfort and ease of use for both patients and healthcare providers.

Precautions

1. Sterilization: Ensure the cannula and all related equipment are sterile to prevent infections.
2. Proper Insertion Technique: Use correct insertion techniques to avoid complications like vessel damage or hematoma.
3. Site Monitoring: Regularly check the insertion site for signs of inflammation, swelling, or infection.
4. Secure Placement: Secure the cannula with appropriate dressing to prevent dislodgement or movement.
5. Avoid Overuse: Limit the duration of use to prevent potential vein irritation or thrombosis.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is the purpose of the injection port on the IV cannula?
Answer: The injection port allows for the administration of medications without removing the cannula, enhancing convenience and reducing the need for additional needle sticks.

Question: Can the 16G cannula be used for all types of infusions?
Answer: The 16G cannula is suitable for high-flow infusions and blood transfusions but may be too large for some medications or delicate veins. It is best used based on clinical requirements.

Question: How do I know if the cannula is properly inserted?
Answer: Proper insertion is indicated by a clear blood return and the absence of resistance during infusion. Regular monitoring of the insertion site is also crucial.

Question: What should I do if the cannula becomes dislodged?
Answer: If dislodgement occurs, immediately remove the cannula and insert a new one at a different site. Monitor the patient for any adverse effects.

Question: How often should the cannula site be assessed?
Answer: The cannula site should be assessed regularly, at least every 1-2 hours, to ensure proper function and check for signs of complications such as infection or infiltration.