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A single-use, needle-free bag for the admixture, storage and delivery of intravenous solutions.
The SmartSite™ Needle-free Valve enables BD SmartSite™ Bags to be filled with IV solution, disinfected and accessed again to add medications. Free of needles, our system helps to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries–the leading source of occupational infections among healthcare workers.1
1. Safety First. Perceptions and Recommendations from Health Care Workers on Needlestick Injuries. Accessed at https://pages.devex.com/rs/685-KBL-765/images/BDxDEVEX_report_Safety_First.pdf
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1. Safety First. Perceptions and Recommendations from Health Care Workers on Needlestick Injuries. Accessed at https://pages.devex.com/rs/685-KBL-765/images/BDxDEVEX_report_Safety_First.pdf
For more information, contact your BD SmartSite™ Bag representative
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1. Safety First. Perceptions and Recommendations from Health Care Workers on Needlestick Injuries. Accessed at https://pages.devex.com/rs/685-KBL-765/images/BDxDEVEX_report_Safety_First.pdf
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Before every access
Preparation
Administration
To administer the contents of the BD SmartSite™ Bag through the spike port:
Clinicians first remove the twist-off spike port cap to expose the pierceable septum of the spike port. An IV administration set with a spike is then used to spike the bag and access the contents for administration to a patient.
To administer the contents of the BD SmartSite™ Bag through the needle-free valve:
Clinicians first swab the needle-free valve using a 70% isopropyl alcohol, according to the IFU. The ISO 594-compatible male Luer accessory (either directly or indirectly connected to an administrative set) is then attached to the needle-free valve to access the contents of the bag for administration to a patient.
1. Safety First. Perceptions and Recommendations from Health Care Workers on Needlestick Injuries. Accessed at https://pages.devex.com/rs/685-KBL-765/images/BDxDEVEX_report_Safety_First.pdf
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Yes, the SmartSite™ Needle-free Valve port can be accessed to add dilutant, medication or both to the BD SmartSite™ Bag as needed. Users are instructed to swab the add port with 70% isopropyl alcohol before each access to ensure aseptic technique.
No, the BD SmartSite™ Bag is single-use only. After patient administration, the BD SmartSite™ Bag is disposed of according to facility protocols.
The BD SmartSite™ Bag can be used for up to 24 hours after initial access to the add port, consistent with prescribing information for the medications used.
No, needles cannot be used to inject solution into the BD SmartSite™ Bag. Needles will damage the SmartSite™ Needle-free Valve port, causing it to leak.
No, the self-closing valve does not require clamping to secure intravenous solutions.
Yes, the top hanger feature allows the bag to be hung from an IV pole during administration.
Once the BD SmartSite™ Bag is filled, clinicians can administer medication to a patient by connecting an IV administration set to the add port or the spike port on the bag.
The BD SmartSite™ Bag has a shelf life of three years.
No. PVC, DEHP and natural rubber latex are not part of the material formulation.
Once the contents of the BD SmartSite™ Bag have been administered, dispose of the BD SmartSite™ Bag per facility protocols.
The BD SmartSite™ Bag is available in three sizes:
1. Safety First. Perceptions and Recommendations from Health Care Workers on Needlestick Injuries. Accessed at https://pages.devex.com/rs/685-KBL-765/images/BDxDEVEX_report_Safety_First.pdf
For more information, contact your BD SmartSite™ Bag representative
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