Description
The Polymed Polyflon I.V. Cannula is a peripheral catheter intended for intravenous access to administer fluids, deliver medications, and transfuse blood or blood components. It is designed with biocompatible materials that allow for a longer indwelling time. The 20G cannula is suitable for various medical procedures requiring venous access and is constructed to facilitate smooth insertion while minimizing patient discomfort.
Kink-Resistant Catheter: Features a specially tapered and kink-resistant FEP radiopaque catheter, which allows for easy insertion and helps maintain an optimal flow rate. Secure Fixation: Equipped with flexible wings that provide an easy and secure fixation to the patient's skin. Intermittent Medication Port: Includes an injection port with a non-return silicone valve for administering medication intermittently without needing another needle stick. Visual Confirmation: A transparent flashback chamber allows for easy visual confirmation of successful venipuncture. Supportive Grip: The needle hub has a rounded grip for better support and control during the insertion process.
Q: What are the primary uses of a 20G I.V. cannula?
A: A 20G I.V. cannula is a medium-sized catheter used for various medical purposes, including the administration of intravenous fluids, medications, and blood products. It is often utilized in both routine and surgical settings for adults.
Q: What are the features of the Polymed Polyflon cannula?
A: The Polymed Polyflon cannula features a special tapered and kink-resistant FEP radiopaque catheter for easier insertion. It includes flexible wings for secure fixation and an injection port with a non-return valve for administering medication intermittently.
Q: Is this I.V. cannula a single-use device?
A: Yes, the Polyflon I.V. cannula is intended for a single time use only to create intravascular access for procedures like fluid administration or blood sampling. It should be disposed of properly after use.
Q: What is the flow rate for a 20G cannula?
A: The flow rate for a 20G cannula is approximately 61 ml/min. This rate is generally suitable for most perioperative needs, including the administration of IV fluids and medications.
Q: Should a healthcare professional be consulted for its use?
A: Yes, I.V. cannulation is a medical procedure that must be performed by a trained healthcare professional. They will select the appropriate cannula size and insertion site based on the patient's condition and treatment requirements.
The Polymed Polyflon I.V. Cannula is a peripheral catheter intended for intravenous access to administer fluids, deliver medications, and transfuse blood or blood components. It is designed with bioco...Read More
