Description

A CVC Kit typically refers to a Central Venous Catheter Kit, it is a medical device used to insert a catheter into a large vein, or in the neck, chest, or groin. CVC kits are utilized to deliver drugs, fluids, blood products, or nutritional compounds directly into the bloodstream, as well as for measuring central venous pressure.

Central Venous Catheter Kit Uses:

  • In ICU during treatments.
  • Emergency Medicinal Departments
  • Surgical Procedure 

Some Benefits of CVC Kit are as follows:

  • Safety and Sterility: A Single sterilized & packaged setup ensures safety along with the safety of patients
  • Efficiency: Each of the tools is carried by a single and organized kit, which saves preparation time and increases the efficiency of the procedure.
  • Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of uses in the medical field from emergency care to ordinary routine procedures within hospitals.
  • Ease of Use: Each part allows ease in implementing insertion, reduces complications, and improves outcomes from the patient’s end.

Faqs

A CVC kit, is a medical device used to insert a catheter into a large vein, or in the neck, chest, or groin. CVC kits are utilized to deliver drugs, fluids, blood products, or nutritional compounds directly into the bloodstream,
Central Venous Catheters, are used to deliver drugs, fluids, blood products, or nutritional compounds directly into the bloodstream,
Prep site, apply anesthesia, insert needle, thread guidewire, use dilator, place catheter, secure and confirm.
CVC Kit may remains for weeks to months, depending on the type of catheter and the patient’s clinical needs.
it must be flushed before and after administration of medication and, if not in use continuously, it should be done frequently, usually every 12-24 hours, to avoid blockage.
 

Central Venous Catheter (CVC Kit)

  • 1 no. Three Lumen Indwellling Catheter 7Fr. x 6″(160mm) Radlopaque polyurethane with soft tip.
  • 1 no. Knik Resistant Guide Wire marked 0.035″(0.89mm) x 19-3/4″(500mm) (“J” tip on one end -straight tip on other)
  • 1no. Y-Site . Introducer needle : 18Gx2-3/4″ (70mm)(RW)
  • 1no. Vessel Dilator 8Fr x .100mm
  • 1no. 5cc Lucer lock Syringes
  • 1 no. Scapel
  • 1no. Catheter holder
  • 1no. Catheter holder Clamp 
  • 2 nos. Injection Caps
  • 3nos. Extension Line Clamps
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Description

A CVC Kit typically refers to a Central Venous Catheter Kit, it is a medical device used to insert a catheter into a large vein, or in the neck, chest, or groin. CVC kits are utilized to deliver drugs, fluids, blood products, or nutritional compounds directly into the bloodstream, as well as for measuring central venous pressure.

Central Venous Catheter Kit Uses:

  • In ICU during treatments.
  • Emergency Medicinal Departments
  • Surgical Procedure 

Some Benefits of CVC Kit are as follows:

  • Safety and Sterility: A Single sterilized & packaged setup ensures safety along with the safety of patients
  • Efficiency: Each of the tools is carried by a single and organized kit, which saves preparation time and increases the efficiency of the procedure.
  • Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of uses in the medical field from emergency care to ordinary routine procedures within hospitals.
  • Ease of Use: Each part allows ease in implementing insertion, reduces complications, and improves outcomes from the patient’s end.

Faqs

A CVC kit, is a medical device used to insert a catheter into a large vein, or in the neck, chest, or groin. CVC kits are utilized to deliver drugs, fluids, blood products, or nutritional compounds directly into the bloodstream,
Central Venous Catheters, are used to deliver drugs, fluids, blood products, or nutritional compounds directly into the bloodstream,
Prep site, apply anesthesia, insert needle, thread guidewire, use dilator, place catheter, secure and confirm.
CVC Kit may remains for weeks to months, depending on the type of catheter and the patient’s clinical needs.
it must be flushed before and after administration of medication and, if not in use continuously, it should be done frequently, usually every 12-24 hours, to avoid blockage.

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