Choosing the B Braun Products for Your Needs

1. ALL B -_BRAUN PRODUCTS B Braun Combidyn Pressure Monitoring Line, PMO Line The B Braun Combidyn Pressure Monitoring Line, also known as the PMO Line, is a medical device used for invasive pressure monitoring in clinical settings. It is designed to provide accurate and reliable pressure measurements from the patient to the monitoring system. The PMO Line is commonly used in critical care units, operating rooms, and other healthcare environments where continuous pressure monitoring is necessary. The PMO Line includes a transducer that converts the pressure exerted on the patient into an electrical signal. The transducer is typically connected to the patient via a catheter or tubing, allowing for direct pressure measurement. The PMO Line consists of sterile tubing that connects the transducer to the patient's vascular access point, such as an arterial or venous catheter. The tubing is designed to transmit the pressure signal accurately and maintain fluid dynamics. The PMO Line may include a flush device, such as a three-way stopcock or flush syringe, that allows for periodic flushing of the catheter to prevent occlusion or blood clot formation. Flushing ensures accurate pressure measurements and maintains catheter patency. The PMO Line features connectors that allow for easy and secure connection to the patient and the monitoring system. These connectors are typically compatible with standard monitoring equipment and can facilitate seamless integration with existing systems.

2. B Braun Introcan IV Catheter The B Braun Introcan IV Catheter is a medical device used for the insertion of an intravenous (IV) catheter into a patient's vein. It is designed to provide secure and comfortable vascular access for the administration of fluids, medications, or blood products. The Introcan IV Catheter is available in different sizes and lengths to accommodate various patient needs and clinical requirements. The size of the catheter refers to the gauge, which indicates the diameter of the catheter. Common gauges range from 14 to 24, with smaller numbers representing larger catheter sizes. The catheter is typically made of flexible and biocompatible materials, such as polyurethane or Teflon (PTFE), which are designed to minimize the risk of tissue irritation or damage. The catheter features a beveled or tapered tip that facilitates smooth insertion into the vein and reduces the risk of vessel trauma during placement. The Introcan IV Catheter often includes a needle safety mechanism, such as a retractable needle or a protective shield, to minimize the risk of accidental needlestick injuries after catheter insertion. Some versions of the Introcan IV Catheter have wings or "butterfly" wings on the hub, which provide stability and ease of handling during insertion and securement. The hub of the catheter is typically color-coded to facilitate easy identification of the catheter size or gauge. The catheter may have a flashback chamber that allows the healthcare professional to visualize blood return, confirming successful catheter placement within the vein.

3. Intrafix Safeset Infusion set - BBraun The Intrafix Safeset infusion set is a specific type of IV (intravenous) set used for the administration of fluids and medications directly into a patient's bloodstream. It is a complete sterile system designed for safe and efficient intravenous infusion. This is a sharp, pointed metal or plastic needle-like structure at one end of the IV set. It is used to puncture and access the fluid container or bag, such as an IV solution or medication bottle. This is a transparent chamber located below the spike/piercing device. It allows healthcare providers to visualize and control the flow rate of the fluid being infused. The drip chamber also helps to prevent air bubbles from entering the IV tubing. The IV tubing is a flexible, transparent tube that carries the fluid from the container to the patient's bloodstream. It is typically made of medical-grade PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and comes in various lengths to accommodate different clinical needs. The roller clamp is a small plastic device placed along the IV tubing. It can be adjusted to control or stop the flow of the fluid. By rolling the clamp up or down, healthcare providers can regulate the infusion rate. An injection port, also known as a Y-site or side port, is a small, rubber-covered opening located on the IV tubing. It allows additional medications or fluids to be injected into the IV line without interrupting the primary infusion. This is a standardized connector at the end of the IV tubing that ensures a secure and leak-proof attachment to other devices, such as syringes or catheters.

4. Omnivan Syringe 10ml (50 pcs) Omnivan Syringe 10ml and Needles are disposable syringes with three pieces. Thermoplastic elastomer gasket (TPE). The FDA has given this TPE approval for use in medical Omnivans. The barrel and plunger are made of food-grade polypropylene. These are non-toxic and have been approved by a doctor. It functions as a lubricant, helping the plunger to move easily in the Barrel when injecting. The B Braun Omnivan Syringe With Needle is meant for single use only Its prominent graduation ensures dosage accuracy and avoids wastage of valuable medicine It is ribbon packed in tough laminated film and is highly resistant to puncture and tearing The syringe with needle is sterile and individually packed The capacity of the needle is 10 ml The needle is available in the gauge sizes of 21G & 24G The length of the needle is 1 inch They come in a standard packing of 50 units per box

5. Bardia Foley Cath 3 Way Bardia Foley Cath 3-way Latex Foley Catheters have a non-reactive, non-adhering bonded silicone surface. Its color-coded inflation valve accepts Luer slip syringes. It is packaged in an outer peel-back pouch and an easy-to-open inner sheath.The Silicone elastomer coating provides a barrier between the latex catheter shaft and the patient?s urethra increasing biocompatibility. It has large eye holes and a drainage lumen to facilitate urine flow. Its thick funnel helps prevent collapse when irrigating. The reinforced tip protects the catheter from stylet puncture. Its strong symmetric balloons enhance confidence in catheter reliability. The main catheter tube is a flexible, hollow tube that is inserted into the bladder through the urethra. It is typically made of medical-grade silicone or latex and is available in different sizes to accommodate various patient needs. The Bardia Foley Catheter also has an inflation lumen or channel that is used to inflate the balloon located at the tip of the catheter. The balloon is typically filled with sterile water or saline after the catheter is inserted into the bladder. The inflated balloon helps secure the catheter in place and prevents it from being dislodged. The third lumen in the Bardia Foley Catheter is the irrigation lumen or channel. This lumen allows for irrigation of the bladder with a sterile solution when needed. The irrigation lumen is typically separate from the drainage and inflation lumens, ensuring that the irrigation solution does not mix with the urine drainage or balloon inflation.