Ansell Sandel 3302 - Labeling System Correct Medication w/ Flags/ Marker/ Labels 50/Ca
Correct Medication Labeling System Standard Kits
O.R.: (4) Flags, (1) 4-in-1 Marker, (2) Sheets of 24 Preprinted Labels Designed for the O.R., (2) Med Cups, (1) Specimen Zone (4 count) - Sterile.
A medication labeling system, including labels, cups and flags, designed to increase safety and compliance on the sterile field. It helps clearly identify all medications and enhances communication among the surgical team.
Kits include everything you need to mark and label medication on-and-off the sterile field. Choose from a wide variety of standard kits or customize to meet your facilitys needs.
- Preprinted Labels for (7) departments are available or customize your medication labels to fit your need and budget.
- Labels are compliant with The Joint Commission's Universal Protocol for labeling all medications, containers, and solutions on-and-off the sterile field.
- Labels are made of a moisture & smear resistant polyester material, and will not fall off even when exposed to water.
Markers: "No Roll" markers for every need; 4-in-1 Markers with dual tip/dual ink, 2-in-1 Markers, Single Tip Markers, Petite Markers. Unique "No-Roll" triangular barrel keeps markers from rolling.
Proprietary ID Flags: Make labels more visible to the entire surgical team. Can be applied to stainless steel basins, med cups, glass cups, and leave no residue. Included is a peel-off syringe strip of the same color to use along with medication labels for easy identification.
Med-Cups: Standard medication cups with lids and an adhesive tab on the bottom to prevent spills.
Syringe Label: To ensure proper color coordination, each med-cup flag incorporates a peel-off syringe label of the same color to use along with medication labels.
Specimen Zone: Assists in organizing and labeling specimens on the sterile field. A Non-woven pre-numbered sheet is perforated for easy separation. Fluid-proof backing helps keep specimen moist while on the sterile field.
Benefits of Properly Labeling All Solutions and Medications
- Reduce the possibility of wrong medication administration.
- Improve communication between the entire O.R. team.
- Reduce the risk of litigation from adverse medication events.
- Improve patient safety.
