08:46 Feb 20, 2006 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Medical: Instruments / Blood Conservation System | |||||||
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4 | transfusion set |
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transfusion set Explanation: I am not quite sure what you ask about, I mean what is the intention. I guess that the administration kit is the set used to administer blood transfusion. Blood is in plastic bags. You puncture the bag with a special "needle", plastic blade attached to a plastic container, where blood flows forming something that we call a "lake", blood reservoir. This container is equipped with a filter, a mesh stopping particulate matters. Then it flows to a plastic tube and to an i.v. line. So the administration kit is everything between the bag and the i.v. line. If blood does not flow to the kit, either there is some malalignment or blood is to thick/clotted |
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FYI Explanation: In the most general sense: Administration kit: a packaged collection (from producers) of tools, equipment, solutions, etc., ready to be used for a routine health care procedure according to manuals or instructions. http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/ode/convkit.html General Hospital and Personal Use Devices Admission Kit (Patient Utensil) Anaphy Baby Care Kit Blood Administration Kit Blood Borne Pathogen Response Kit Blood Sampling Kit (Excludes HIV Testing) Blood Transfusion Kit Body Fluid Barrier Kit Body Fluid Clean Up Kit Body Fluid Disposal Kit Bone Marrow Collection/Transfusion Kit Buret Administration Intravenous Kit Catheter Repair Kit Central Venous Catheter Dressing Change Kit Chemotherapy Administration Kit Chemotherapy Spill Clean-up Kit |
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