Becton-Dickinson - Bd Posiflush Heparin Lock Prefilled Syringe - 5cc Fill In 10cc 10usp Units/Cc, 30 Units / 1 unit

BD PosiFlushT pre-filled heparin lock, BD Luer-LokT flush syringe. (NDC #08290-0360-05) (30/sp, 120/ca) BD PosiFlushT Pre-Filled Syringes provided convenient, reliable, cost-effective alternatives to vial-based systems. Use BD PosiFlushT and strengthen your IV catheter maintenance practices. Enhance Healthcare Worker SafetyCompletely eliminate needles that may still be used to fill syringes with flush solutions.Eliminate glass vials and cartridges.Compatible with all needleless IV access systems. Improve Clinician Work Flow and ProductivityReduce clinician steps and time required to prepare flush syringes.Reduce acquisition, storage, distribution and disposal costs for the multiple components currently required to flush IV sites.Eliminate waste associated with saline and heparin vials.Reduce sharps collector waste up to 1/2 compared to conventional 12mL syringes.1 Reduce Medical Errors and ComplicationsEliminate potential cross-contamination associated with multi-dose containers.Minimal product manipulation provides fewer opportunities provides fewer opportunities for breaks in aseptic technique.Preservative-free saline, suitable for use with all patient populations. BD's Pre-Filled Flush Syringes provide a fully integrated system designed to satisfy all your Flushing needs .Sterile contents and fluid pathway.BD PosiFlush syringes are terminally sterilized for highest SAL.Saline syringes are latex free.Syringes and shelf cartons are color-coded for easy identification of syringe contents10ml syringes lower injection pressures for increased patient safety.2Compatible with all needleless IV access systems.Improve Clinical and Technical ProficiencyComply with PICC manufacturer instructions by standardizing flush protocols with 10 mL syringes for lower flush pressure.Improve flushing proficiency with BD's Blunt Plastic Cannula.3Comply with INS Standard #56 that encourages the use of single-dose flushing systems,'4. as well as with the CDC which strongly encourages use of single dose flushing systems to reduce the risk of contamination'.5