Central Venous Catheter Kit

Catheter: The main tube that is inserted into the body to allow for the drainage of fluids or administration of fluids or medications. It can vary in size and material depending on its intended use (e.g., urinary catheters, central venous catheters).

Guidewire: A flexible wire used to guide the catheter into place within blood vessels or other body cavities during insertion procedures.

Dilators: Used to gently enlarge the entry site before inserting larger catheters, facilitating smooth insertion.

Syringes and Needles: Used for injecting medications or fluids into the catheter, flushing the catheter, or drawing samples.

Antiseptic Solution: Used to disinfect the insertion site to reduce the risk of infection.
 

The CVC is designed for placement in the jugular Vein in critically ill patients. it's designed forlong  term vascular access. For central veins catherization (subclavian, Jugular Veins) according to Seldinger method, Atraumatics metallic conductor with a J- shaped tip Prevents the vessel wall from injury.

KIT CONTAINS:
1.Central Venous Catheter
2. SS Guidewire with Advancer " J " Tip 50 cm
3. Wound Dressing Pad
4. 18Ga- 7cm introducer needle
5. 5ml Guiding Syringe
6. Vessel dilators
7. Suture Wing
8. Scalpel #11
9. Injection Cap
10. Patient Identification sticker

Facilitates Medical Procedures: Provides all necessary tools and supplies in one package, streamlining catheter insertion procedures.

Reduces Contamination Risk: Sterile components minimize the risk of infections associated with catheter insertion.

Convenience: Ensures healthcare providers have all required components readily available during procedures.

Sterile Packaging: Ensures components are free from contaminants, suitable for use in sterile medical procedures.

Disposable Components: Many kits include disposable components to minimize the risk of cross-contamination and facilitate safe disposal.

Compatibility: Designed for compatibility with standard medical equipment and procedures, ensuring ease of use for healthcare providers.

How It Works:

Preparation: Gather and inspect the kit to ensure all components are present and sterile.

Procedure: Follow established medical protocols for catheter insertion, using components from the kit as needed.

Care: Dispose of used components properly according to medical waste disposal guidelines after the procedure is complete.

Size and Type: Available in various sizes and types depending on the specific application (e.g., urinary catheters, central venous catheters, arterial catheters).

Sterility: Packaged in a sterile manner to prevent contamination during procedures.

Material: Catheters can be made from different materials such as silicone, latex, or polyurethane, depending on medical requirements and patient considerations.

Applications:

Hospital Settings: Used in operating rooms, intensive care units, and other hospital departments for various medical procedures requiring catheterization.

Clinical Settings: Essential for urinary catheterization, central venous access, arterial access, and other invasive medical procedures.

Home Healthcare: Some catheter kits are designed for use in home healthcare settings under the supervision of trained caregivers.