Utilizes a bacterial retentive air venting filter; proximal Luer lock connector
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
B Braun Medical
Sold By
Case of 50
What makes the 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin different from other dispensing pins on the market?
The 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin features a bacterial retentive air venting filter and a proximal Luer lock connector, enhancing safety and compatibility with standard Luer lock systems [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Can you explain how the bacterial retentive air venting filter works and why it's important for patient safety?
The bacterial retentive air venting filter in the IV Additive Dispensing Pin helps to prevent airborne contaminants from entering the fluid path, significantly reducing the risk of infection [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
Are there particular types of medications or solutions this dispensing pin is ideal for?
While specific types of medications are not documented, the IV Additive Dispensing Pin is generally suitable for various IV solutions, especially where sterility and contamination prevention are critical [Manufacturer Info].
Is it easy for a nurse to switch from a standard setup to using this IV Additive Dispensing Pin?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin is designed with a proximal Luer lock connector, making it easy for nurses to switch from standard setups, facilitating quick and secure connections [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
How should I properly store the B Braun IV Additive Dispensing Pins to ensure they remain sterile?
Store the IV Additive Dispensing Pins in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and integrity before use [Manufacturer Info].
What are the steps to correctly attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin using the Luer lock connector?
To attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin, align the pin's Luer lock connector with the IV bag or syringe and twist until it is securely locked, ensuring a tight and leak-free connection [Product Specs].
How large is the case size and what does a standard pack include for hospitals or clinics?
The case size for the IV Additive Dispensing Pins is 50 units per case, typically used in hospitals and clinics for volume usage [Product Specs].
If I encounter resistance or difficulties when using this product, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
If encountering resistance, ensure the Luer lock connector is properly aligned and not cross-threaded; check for blockages or damage to the pin or connector [Product Specs].
From a cost perspective, how does this product justify its use compared to other options?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin justifies its cost by offering enhanced safety features like the bacterial retentive filter, which can prevent complications and reduce overall healthcare costs [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
B Braun MedicalItem # Dealmed item number: 412012MPN Manufacturer part number: 412012
Utilizes a bacterial retentive air venting filter; proximal Luer lock connector
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
B Braun Medical
Sold By
Case of 50
What makes the 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin different from other dispensing pins on the market?
The 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin features a bacterial retentive air venting filter and a proximal Luer lock connector, enhancing safety and compatibility with standard Luer lock systems [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Can you explain how the bacterial retentive air venting filter works and why it's important for patient safety?
The bacterial retentive air venting filter in the IV Additive Dispensing Pin helps to prevent airborne contaminants from entering the fluid path, significantly reducing the risk of infection [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
Are there particular types of medications or solutions this dispensing pin is ideal for?
While specific types of medications are not documented, the IV Additive Dispensing Pin is generally suitable for various IV solutions, especially where sterility and contamination prevention are critical [Manufacturer Info].
Is it easy for a nurse to switch from a standard setup to using this IV Additive Dispensing Pin?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin is designed with a proximal Luer lock connector, making it easy for nurses to switch from standard setups, facilitating quick and secure connections [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
How should I properly store the B Braun IV Additive Dispensing Pins to ensure they remain sterile?
Store the IV Additive Dispensing Pins in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and integrity before use [Manufacturer Info].
What are the steps to correctly attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin using the Luer lock connector?
To attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin, align the pin's Luer lock connector with the IV bag or syringe and twist until it is securely locked, ensuring a tight and leak-free connection [Product Specs].
How large is the case size and what does a standard pack include for hospitals or clinics?
The case size for the IV Additive Dispensing Pins is 50 units per case, typically used in hospitals and clinics for volume usage [Product Specs].
If I encounter resistance or difficulties when using this product, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
If encountering resistance, ensure the Luer lock connector is properly aligned and not cross-threaded; check for blockages or damage to the pin or connector [Product Specs].
From a cost perspective, how does this product justify its use compared to other options?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin justifies its cost by offering enhanced safety features like the bacterial retentive filter, which can prevent complications and reduce overall healthcare costs [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
Utilizes a bacterial retentive air venting filter; proximal Luer lock connector
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
B Braun Medical
Sold By
Case of 50
What makes the 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin different from other dispensing pins on the market?
The 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin features a bacterial retentive air venting filter and a proximal Luer lock connector, enhancing safety and compatibility with standard Luer lock systems [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Can you explain how the bacterial retentive air venting filter works and why it's important for patient safety?
The bacterial retentive air venting filter in the IV Additive Dispensing Pin helps to prevent airborne contaminants from entering the fluid path, significantly reducing the risk of infection [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
Are there particular types of medications or solutions this dispensing pin is ideal for?
While specific types of medications are not documented, the IV Additive Dispensing Pin is generally suitable for various IV solutions, especially where sterility and contamination prevention are critical [Manufacturer Info].
Is it easy for a nurse to switch from a standard setup to using this IV Additive Dispensing Pin?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin is designed with a proximal Luer lock connector, making it easy for nurses to switch from standard setups, facilitating quick and secure connections [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
How should I properly store the B Braun IV Additive Dispensing Pins to ensure they remain sterile?
Store the IV Additive Dispensing Pins in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and integrity before use [Manufacturer Info].
What are the steps to correctly attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin using the Luer lock connector?
To attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin, align the pin's Luer lock connector with the IV bag or syringe and twist until it is securely locked, ensuring a tight and leak-free connection [Product Specs].
How large is the case size and what does a standard pack include for hospitals or clinics?
The case size for the IV Additive Dispensing Pins is 50 units per case, typically used in hospitals and clinics for volume usage [Product Specs].
If I encounter resistance or difficulties when using this product, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
If encountering resistance, ensure the Luer lock connector is properly aligned and not cross-threaded; check for blockages or damage to the pin or connector [Product Specs].
From a cost perspective, how does this product justify its use compared to other options?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin justifies its cost by offering enhanced safety features like the bacterial retentive filter, which can prevent complications and reduce overall healthcare costs [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
Utilizes a bacterial retentive air venting filter; proximal Luer lock connector
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
B Braun Medical
Sold By
Case of 50
What makes the 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin different from other dispensing pins on the market?
The 412012 IV Additive Dispensing Pin features a bacterial retentive air venting filter and a proximal Luer lock connector, enhancing safety and compatibility with standard Luer lock systems [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Can you explain how the bacterial retentive air venting filter works and why it's important for patient safety?
The bacterial retentive air venting filter in the IV Additive Dispensing Pin helps to prevent airborne contaminants from entering the fluid path, significantly reducing the risk of infection [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].
Are there particular types of medications or solutions this dispensing pin is ideal for?
While specific types of medications are not documented, the IV Additive Dispensing Pin is generally suitable for various IV solutions, especially where sterility and contamination prevention are critical [Manufacturer Info].
Is it easy for a nurse to switch from a standard setup to using this IV Additive Dispensing Pin?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin is designed with a proximal Luer lock connector, making it easy for nurses to switch from standard setups, facilitating quick and secure connections [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
How should I properly store the B Braun IV Additive Dispensing Pins to ensure they remain sterile?
Store the IV Additive Dispensing Pins in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and integrity before use [Manufacturer Info].
What are the steps to correctly attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin using the Luer lock connector?
To attach the IV Additive Dispensing Pin, align the pin's Luer lock connector with the IV bag or syringe and twist until it is securely locked, ensuring a tight and leak-free connection [Product Specs].
How large is the case size and what does a standard pack include for hospitals or clinics?
The case size for the IV Additive Dispensing Pins is 50 units per case, typically used in hospitals and clinics for volume usage [Product Specs].
If I encounter resistance or difficulties when using this product, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
If encountering resistance, ensure the Luer lock connector is properly aligned and not cross-threaded; check for blockages or damage to the pin or connector [Product Specs].
From a cost perspective, how does this product justify its use compared to other options?
The IV Additive Dispensing Pin justifies its cost by offering enhanced safety features like the bacterial retentive filter, which can prevent complications and reduce overall healthcare costs [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards].