McKesson Extension Set Without Ports

Mckesson Microbore Extension Set Features

• Micro bore tubing: The extension set is designed with micro bore tubing, which has a smaller inner diameter than traditional tubing, allowing for a slower and more controlled flow of medication or fluids. This can be especially useful in situations where precise dosing is required, such as in critical care or pediatrics
• Without ports: The extension set does not have any ports or injection sites, which means that medication or fluids must be administered using a separate device, such as a syringe or IV pump. The lack of ports also reduces the risk of contamination and infection
• Length: The extension set is approximately 7 inches long, which is a standard length for this type of device
• Compatibility: The McKesson Micro Bore Extension Set Without Ports is compatible with standard IV catheters and other IV administration equipment, making it a versatile tool for healthcare professionals
• Sterility: The extension set is packaged individually in a sterile, sealed pouch, which helps to ensure that it is free from contaminants and safe for use.

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FAQs

What is the McKesson Micro Bore Extension Set Without Ports?

It is a medical device used to administer medications or fluids to a patient through an IV catheter. It is designed to extend the length of the IV tubing and make it easier for healthcare professionals to administer medications or fluids.

What are the components of the McKesson Micro Bore Without Ports Extension Set?

It is typically consists of a small diameter tubing, a connector, and a male luer lock adapter. It may also come with other accessories such as clamps, caps, and injection ports.

What is the purpose of this?

The purpose is to extend the length of IV tubing, making it easier for healthcare professionals to administer medications or fluids to a patient. It is also used to reduce the risk of infection and other complications associated with multiple needle sticks.

How is it used?

It is used by attaching it to the end of an existing IV tubing. The connector is then attached to the patient's catheter, and medications or fluids can be administered through the tubing.