12 matching records for Intra-Lock.
A sterile device consisting of a calibrated barrel (cylinder) with plunger intended to be used to administer an injection of insulin to a patient subcutaneously; a non-retractable needle is included, either attached or detached (usually capped for user prot...
A collection of sterile devices intended to be used to facilitate the function of an intravascular heating/cooling system. It typically includes tubing to connect the pump mechanism of the control unit, a heat exchange coil, a spike for insertion into the b...
A collection of sterile, noninvasive devices intended to be used by a healthcare professional, in combination with evacuated blood collection tubes and a separate blood access device (e.g., intravenous catheter), for the routine collection of multiple blood...
A solution (e.g., saline, sterile water) intended to flush the lumen of an in situ intravenous access device (IVAD), typically a peripheral intravenous cannula or central venous catheter, to maintain patency; it does not include an anticoagulant or antimicr...
A solution which contains a low dose (e.g., 10 i.u. ) of an anticoagulant agent(s) [typically heparin] intended to flush the lumen of an in situ intravenous access device (IVAD), typically a peripheral intravenous cannula or central venous catheter, to main...
A solution which contains a low dose (e.g., 10 i.u. ) of an anticoagulant agent(s) [e.g., citrate and/or heparin] intended to flush the lumen of an in situ intravenous access device (IVAD), typically a peripheral intravenous cannula or central venous cathet...
A piston-in-barrel prefilled with a sterile heparin solution used to flush indwelling intravenous access devices (IVAD), typically intravenous (IV) catheters and tubing, to maintain their patency in order to significantly reduce blood reflux during short- t...
A preformed device designed to support and stabilize a patient's arm in a desired position during a medical procedure [e.g., orthopaedic surgery, anaesthesia administration, blood donation, intravenous (IV) infusion, physical therapy massage]. Also known as...
A device intended to be placed on the Luer end of a catheter or intravenous (IV) tubing as a site of injection of substances into the in situ catheter/tubing. It is also intended to be used as a heparin lock by keeping the heparin flush solution in the cath...
A device intended to be placed on the Luer end of a catheter or intravenous (IV) tubing as a site of injection of substances into the in situ catheter/tubing. Some types may be designed as a Y-connector with an additional inlet (e.g., with a female Luer con...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid or blood bag to a fluid line or syringe for administr...
A small, noninvasive, tubular connector with a Luer connection (either lock or slip) at one end, and a hollow spike (either blunt or sharp) at the other end, intended to connect an intravenous (IV) fluid bag, blood bag or syringe to a fluid line for adminis...