Venous Catheters

Romed Safety Venous Catheters Infusion Valve 18g 1.3x45mm S-ivcath-18g

Romed Safety Cannulas with wings and infusion valve. Thin, opaque catheter with radiopaque visibility, latex-free, non-pyrogenic, and resistant to kinking. Features an integrated automatic retraction...

Romed Safety Cannulas with wings and infusion valve. Thin, opaque catheter with radiopaque visibility, latex-free, non-pyrogenic, and resistant to kinking. Features an integrated automatic retraction technology for painless insertion.

Safety features include:

  • A cage with a metal clip that prevents needle reinsertion.
  • An integrated Luer lock connector.
  • A...
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Description

Description

Romed Safety Cannulas with wings and infusion valve. Thin, opaque catheter with radiopaque visibility, latex-free, non-pyrogenic, and resistant to kinking. Features an integrated automatic retraction technology for painless insertion.

Safety features include:

  • A cage with a metal clip that prevents needle reinsertion.
  • An integrated Luer lock connector.
  • A needle cover to prevent accidental injury.
  • Luer 6% taper according to international standards.
  • A triple-bevel needle for painless insertion.
  • A flashback chamber for quick visualization of venous return.
  • Wings designed for easy gripping and secure tightening, with options for threading holes.

The insertion of the cannula is indicated for:

  • Administration of intravenous medication.
  • Administration of intravenous fluids and electrolytes.
  • Administration of parenteral nutrition.
  • Blood or blood product transfusions.
  • Administration of intravenous agents for diagnostic purposes.

For the placement of the cannula, veins are selected from:

  • The dorsal surface of the hand.
  • The forearm.
  • The top of the foot.

The nurse is responsible for:

  • Selecting the appropriate vein.
  • Following aseptic and antiseptic principles.
  • Maintaining the patency of the cannula.
  • Proper care of the cannula to prevent complications.
  • Managing any complications that arise.

Basic principles in cannula placement include:

  • Choosing veins in the upper limb for placement.
  • Selecting the appropriate catheter size based on the purpose and condition of the venous network.
  • Daily evaluation of the insertion site of the cannula.

Manufacturer

OEM
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Specifications

Specifications

Pieces
1 pcs
Colour
Green
Flow
Triple
Size
18G

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

Romed Safety Cannulas with wings and infusion valve. Thin, opaque catheter with radiopaque visibility, latex-free, non-pyrogenic, and resistant to kinking. Features an integrated automatic retraction technology for painless insertion.

Safety features include:

  • A cage with a metal clip that prevents needle reinsertion.
  • An integrated Luer lock connector.
  • A needle cover to prevent accidental injury.
  • Luer 6% taper according to international standards.
  • A triple-bevel needle for painless insertion.
  • A flashback chamber for quick visualization of venous return.
  • Wings designed for easy gripping and secure tightening, with options for threading holes.

The insertion of the cannula is indicated for:

  • Administration of intravenous medication.
  • Administration of intravenous fluids and electrolytes.
  • Administration of parenteral nutrition.
  • Blood or blood product transfusions.
  • Administration of intravenous agents for diagnostic purposes.

For the placement of the cannula, veins are selected from:

  • The dorsal surface of the hand.
  • The forearm.
  • The top of the foot.

The nurse is responsible for:

  • Selecting the appropriate vein.
  • Following aseptic and antiseptic principles.
  • Maintaining the patency of the cannula.
  • Proper care of the cannula to prevent complications.
  • Managing any complications that arise.

Basic principles in cannula placement include:

  • Choosing veins in the upper limb for placement.
  • Selecting the appropriate catheter size based on the purpose and condition of the venous network.
  • Daily evaluation of the insertion site of the cannula.

Manufacturer

OEM
Pieces
1 pcs
Colour
Green
Flow
Triple
Size
18G

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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