Baxter 7N8399 - Connector IV One-Link Non-DEHP Ndl-Fr .08mL 200/Ca

Part Number Baxter 7N8399

SKU Number CIA7001431

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Product Description

Baxter 7N8399 - Connector IV One-Link Non-DEHP Ndl-Fr .08mL 200/Ca

ONE-LINK Needle-free IV Connector, Neutral Fluid Displacement, Power Injectable (325 psi / 2241 kPa)

One Simple Solution | A Neutral Design for Patients

ONE-LINK Needle-free IV Connector with Neutral Fluid Displacement, Power Injectable (325 psi / 2241 kPa). Approximate volume 0.08 mL. Non-DEHP. Non-PVC. Sterile Package.

One Simple Solution to help meet patient and clinician needs

The One-Link connectors neutral fluid displacement is designed to help reduce the risk of thrombotic catheter occlusions compared to devices with higher reflux volumes. The clear housing can enhance clinical practice.

Engineered for simple performance¹

Neutral fluid displacement design

Helps reduce the risk of thrombotic catheter occlusions compared to devices with higher reflux volumes.

Power injection compatible (up to 325 psi, 10 mL/second)

Helps minimize connector failure and change-outs

Compatible, flexible design

Works with a variety of valved and non-valved vascular access catheters

No clamping sequence required

Simplifies training
Clamp when not in use for patient safety

Tested for use up to 7 days/200 actuations*

Aligns with CDC 2011 guidelines for the prevention of intravascular catheter-related infections

Saline or Heparin flush option

Allows clinician flexibility to follow facility protocols

Note: refer to catheter manufacturers flushing instructions.
* Replace per institution protocol. The One-Link connector can be used for up to 200 actuations and over a period of 7 days. Replace device whichever comes first.

One Simple Solution for CT/MRI applications

Meets power injection needs

Compatible with power injection (up to 325 psi)*

Designed to prevent connector and tubing failure

Helps minimize change-outs

When used with compatible pressure rated catheter and extension set

Maximum flow rate of 10 mL/second

Appropriate for a wide variety of patient types

Universally appropriate

Neutral fluid displacement design

Designed to help reduce the risk of thrombotic catheter occlusions, compared to devices with higher reflux volumes

Low priming volume of 0.08 mL

Minimizes excessive flush volumes for fluid restricted patients

Smooth surface, easy to cleanse

Promotes reduction of contamination

Compatible with a variety of valved and non-valved vascular access catheters

Provides flexibility for use throughout the facility and may help reduce time and cost

Double-seal design

Provides an effective barrier to microbial ingress

Non-PVC and Non-DEHP

For patients with special requirements

The One-Link IV connector is intended for single patient use with a vascular access device for the administration of drugs and solutions without needles and can be used to aspirate blood.

Key Issues with IV Connectors

Catheter Occlusions

Catheter occlusion is the most common noninfectious complication in the use of central venous catheters (CVCs) and occurs in approximately 33% of these catheters.
A common cause for catheter occlusion is clotting of blood refluxed into the catheter. Blood reflux occurs when an administration set or syringe is connected to a positive displacement connector or disconnected from a negative displacement connector.
Catheter occlusions can interrupt IV therapy, increase risk of serious complications, and add to the cost of care.

Bloodstream Infections

The FDA has expressed concern about several clinical reports regarding the association of BSIs with positive displacement devices.
Facilities and governments have increased pressure to reduce hospital-acquired infections (HAIs).
An estimated 248,000 bloodstream infections occur in U.S. hospitals each year with a large portion associated with CVCs.
These infections independently increase hospital costs and length of stay.
By several analyses the cost of these infections is substantial in terms of morbidity and financial resources expended.

Connector Failure

Connectors not designed to tolerate pressures used for power injection can fail and harm the patient.
Failure can delay treatment of patient

Training Requirements

Multiple connectors with varied techniques can cause confusion and increased potential for errors.
IV needleless connectors have become complex in design.

Rx Only. For safe and proper use of the One-Link devices, refer to the appropriate Instructions for Use. For safe and proper use of the SIGMA Spectrum pump, refer to the Operators Manual.