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4 lis 2022 · 24 gauge catheters have yellow color-coding and are 0.7mm in diameter and 19mm in length, with a maximum flow rate of around 20 ml/min. These narrow IV catheters are almost exclusively used in elderly patients, children, and neonates for blood transfusions and other kinds of infusions.
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Anesthesiologists rely on JELCO® I.V. Catheters for their ease of use starting arterial lines and gaining I.V. access. The thin wall catheter design provides higher flow rates than standard wall catheters, often allowing for use in a smaller gauge device.
Thin wall catheter design provides higher flow rates than standard wall catheters, often allowing for use in a smaller gauge device. JELCO IV Catheter is a leading conventional peripheral I.V. catheter. Ease of use starting arterial lines and gaining I.V. access.
BD Saf-T-Intima™ Integrated Safety Catheter is an integrated system for difficult veins. The Saf-T-Intima facilitates cannulation of oncology patients with difficult veins thanks to the unique butterfly insertion technique.
Learn about proper IV catheter selection including gauge and color for starting IVs on your patients.
The BD Insyte Autoguard™ and BD Insyte-N™ Autoguard™ Shielded IV Catheters are designed to provide safety activation with a push of a button and is completely encapsulated after activation to help reduce the risk of needlestick injury.
The leading standard peripheral I.V. catheter. The FEP polymer construction and "J"-point needle design allow clinicians to easily feel the vein entry. Clinician rely on these catheters for their ease of use starting arterial lines and gaining I.V. access.
