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14.  

Aspirate and Flush

1.  Attach primed extension set and/or sterile normal saline-filled syringe. 
2.  Aspirate for adequate blood return and flush each lumen of the  catheter to ensure patency. In addition, lock each lumen of the 

catheter with heparinized saline. Usually, one mL per lumen is adequate.

 

Caution:

 To reduce potential for blood backflow into the cathetr tip, always remove needles or needleless caps slowly while 

injecting the last 0.5 mL of saline. 

3.  Clamp catheter.
 

WARNING: The fluid level in the catheter will drop if the catheter connector is held above the level of the patient’s heart and 
opened to air. To help prevent a drop in the fluid level (allowing air entry) while changing injection caps, hold the connector 
below the level of the patient’s heart before removing the injection cap.

15.  Dress Catheter

StatLock* Catheter Stabilization Device Procedure

Single Lumen

   

1.  Secure catheter with 

StatLock

* catheter stabilization device.

2.  Cover site and 

StatLock*

 catheter stabilization device with transparent dressing.

3.  Place anchor tape sticky side up, under hub.  Wedge tape between hub and wings.

4.  Chevron anchor tape on top of transparent dressing.

Dual Lumen

1.  Secure catheter with 

StatLock*

 catheter stabilization device.

2.  Cover site and 

StatLock* 

catheter stabilization device with transparent dressing.

3. 

Place 1st anchor tape sticky side up, under one extension leg.  Wedge tape between hub and wings.  Chevron anchor tape on 

 

top of transparent dressing.

4. 

Place 2nd anchor tape sticky side up under hub. Wedge tape between hub and wings. Chevron anchor tape on top of transparent 

 

dressing.

Tape Strip Securement Procedure

Single Lumen

Dual Lumen

1. 

Place 1st anchor tape over wings or bifurcation.

2.  Cover site and 1st  anchor tape with transparent dressing up to hub, but not over hub.
3. 

Place 2nd anchor tape sticky side up under hub and close to transparent dressing.  Wedge tape between hub and wings.  Anchor 

only one hub of dual lumen catheter.

4.  Chevron 2nd  anchor tape on top of transparent dressing and place 3rd anchor tape over hub.
 

Caution:  

The catheter must be secured in place to minimize the risk of catheter breakage and embolization.

           

Summary of Contents for PowerPicc SV

Page 1: ...user should contact Bard Access Systems Inc to see if additional product information is available Revised date November 2010 Bard PowerPICC and StatLock are trademarks and or registered trademarks of...

Page 2: ...Remove the injection needleless cap from the PowerPICC SV catheter 2 Attach a 10 mL or larger syringe filled with sterile normal saline 3 Aspirate for adequate blood return and vigorously flush the c...

Page 3: ...Failure to ensure patency of the catheter prior to power injection studies may result in catheter failure Use of lumens not marked Power Injectable for power injection of contrast media may cause fail...

Page 4: ...et prior to use repositioning or withdrawal II During placement Do not allow device contact with sharp instruments Mechanical damage may occur Use only smooth edged atraumatic clamps or forceps Do not...

Page 5: ...ly the tourniquet above the intended insertion site to distend the vessel 3 Prepare the site according to institution policy using sterile technique 4 Drape the patient by placing the fenestrated drap...

Page 6: ...Re advance the stylet to the distal end of the trimmed catheter 11 Insert and Advance the Catheter 1 Insert the catheter and stylet as a unit into the microintroducer sheath 2 Advance the catheter sl...

Page 7: ...ter stabilization device with transparent dressing 3 Place anchor tape sticky side up under hub Wedge tape between hub and wings 4 Chevron anchor tape on top of transparent dressing Dual Lumen 1 Secur...

Page 8: ...to flushing and aspiration may be partially or completely occluded Do not flush against resistance If the lumen will neither flush nor aspirate and it has been determined that the catheter is occlude...

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