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Disposable Medical Sterile Scalpe Vein Set with Double Wing Sterile Infusion Transfusion Set
A scalpe vein set with a single wing is a medical device used for venipuncture, which is the process of puncturing a vein to obtain a blood sample or administer intravenous (IV) fluids or medications. It is often referred to as a "butterfly needle" due to its wing-like structure.
1. Needle: The set includes a small-gauge needle at one end, typically ranging from 19 to 25 gauge. The needle is beveled to facilitate smooth insertion into the vein.
2. Tubing: Connected to the needle is a flexible, transparent tubing that allows the blood to flow from the needle to a collection tube or an IV bag.
3. Single Wing: The "single wing" refers to the plastic wing-like structure attached to the tubing near the needle. The wing provides stability and helps in controlling the angle and depth of the needle during insertion.
4. Luer Lock Connector: At the other end of the tubing, there is usually a luer lock connector. This connector ensures a secure connection with the collection tube or IV bag and prevents leakage.
5. Sterility: Scalpe vein sets with single wings are typically sterile to maintain asepsis during the procedure and minimize the risk of infection. They are usually individually packaged and should only be used once to prevent contamination.
These vein sets are commonly used for procedures that require smaller gauge needles, such as pediatric venipuncture or for patients with delicate or superficial veins. The single wing design offers better control and maneuverability during the procedure.
Please note that specific brands or variations of the scalpe vein set with a single wing may have slight differences in design or features. Always consult the manufacturer's instructions for proper usage and disposal guidelines.
| Material | Medical Grade Material |
| Description | Non-toxic,Non-pyrogenic |
| Packing | PE Bag/Blister |
| Name | Scalp Vein Set With Double Wing |
| Size | 19g/21g/22g/23g/24g/25g/26g/27g etc |
Usage of Sterile Scalp Vein Set:
A sterile scalp vein set, also known as a scalp vein infusion set or butterfly needle, is a medical device used to access veins in the scalp for the purpose of administering medications, fluids, or obtaining blood samples. Here's an overview of the usage of a sterile scalp vein set:
Preparation: Ensure that you have a sterile scalp vein set, along with any additional supplies you may need, such as antiseptic swabs, adhesive tape, and a collection container if you are obtaining a blood sample.
Hand hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer to maintain proper hand hygiene.
Patient positioning: Position the patient comfortably, with the head slightly tilted back or to the side, exposing the scalp veins for easy access.
Vein selection: Identify a suitable vein on the scalp. Veins on the scalp are often visible and accessible, making them suitable for procedures requiring intravenous access.
Preparation of the scalp: Cleanse the area around the selected vein with an antiseptic swab. Start from the center and move outward in a circular motion to remove any dirt or bacteria.
Needle insertion: Remove the protective cap from the scalp vein set needle. Hold the needle by the wings, making sure not to touch the needle itself. Insert the needle into the selected vein at a shallow angle, with the bevel facing upward.
Blood flashback: Once the needle is inserted into the vein, there may be a "flashback" of blood, indicating successful placement within the vein. This can be seen through a transparent window on the scalp vein set or by observing blood flow into the tubing.
Stabilization: Gently stabilize the needle by holding the wings, ensuring it remains in place within the vein.
Connection and infusion: Connect the other end of the scalp vein set to the appropriate tubing or syringe for medication administration or fluid infusion. Ensure the connection is secure to prevent any leakage.
Securement: Use adhesive tape or a securing device to secure the wings of the scalp vein set in place, ensuring it remains stable during the procedure.
Monitoring and care: Regularly monitor the infusion site for any signs of complications, such as infiltration, swelling, or discomfort. Follow the recommended guidelines for changing or discontinuing the scalp vein set based on the specific medical procedure or healthcare provider's instructions.
Please note that the usage of a sterile scalp vein set should be performed by trained healthcare professionals who are familiar with the procedure and adhere to proper aseptic technique. This overview is meant to provide general information, but it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional for specific guidance and instructions relevant to your situation.
Comes with really sharp needles to minimize tissue damage and reduce the chance of infection.
Available in four varieties to meet your various needs.
Pre-sterilized and are thus ready-to-use straight out of the bag.
Very easy to handle and comes with protective caps to cover the needle so as to minimize the chances of spreading blood-borne diseases.
Designed only for a single use and are thus easily disposable.
FAQ:
What is scalp vein set?
Winged infusion set — also known as “Butterfly or scalp vein set”
is a device primarily used for venipuncture. It consists of a
hypodermic needle, two bilateral flexible wings, flexible small
bore transparent tubing (20-35 cm long), a connector (female Leur).
Sizes 8-24G (22 and 23G are most common).
What is a scalp vein needle used for?
A Butterfly or scalp vein set, also known as a winged infusion set,
is a specialized device used for drawing blood from a vein and
giving medication or intravenous (I.V.) therapy into a vein.
