NAMIC ® Fluid Management Systems for Cardiac - Navilyst medical

NAMIC ® Angiographic Control SyringesSyringesMost Proven.Most Trusted.#1 Choice of Cath Labs.Choose from Polycarbonate and Polypropylene DesignsNAMIC Syringes are the most proven and most trusted brandof angiographic syringes on the market, delivering smoothaspiration, controlled injections and high flow rates. NAMICSyringes are designed for high-quality performance.0.5 ml SafetyReservoirPrevents stopperfrom bottoming outLarger LumenProvides high flow ratesfor faster fluid deliveryAngiographic Control SyringesMale luer lock (MLL) and rotating adaptor (RA) with or without0.5 ml reservoir, finger ring, finger grip, palm pad and thumb ringUltrasonically Welded CapPrevents inadvertent plunger pull-out8 ml 10 ml12 ml20 mlMultiple Handle and Capacity OptionsAvailable in 8, 10, 12 and 20 ml capacitiesClear,PolycarbonateDesignAllows visualinspection ofair bubblesPatented SwagedRotating AdaptorMinimizes air bubbleentrapment. Providesstrength and flexibilityto catheter connectionOptimizes positioningand rotation for maximumconvenienceRadiology Control SyringesAvailable with or without 0.5 ml reservoirPolycarbonate SyringesClear polycarbonate, with colored piston optionsDesigned to enable more forceful injections withhandle options that maximize gripping power10 ml20 mlThe Pen and Medication Label Set• Polypropylene labels are pre-printed for convenience• Blank labels included for other medications• Smear-resistant permanent marker for use in the sterile fieldPolypropylene SyringesMale luer lock (MLL) or male slip tip (MST), colored pistons, wide range of size options from 1 ml to 60 mlJoint Commission GuidelinesNavilyst Medical fully complies with Joint Commission guidelines“Label all medications, medication containers (e.g., syringes, medicine cups, basins) or othersolutions on and off the sterile field in perioperative and other procedural settings.” 1“The label should be prepared and applied at the time of medication or when solution is prepared.” 21 ml3 ml5 ml6 ml10 ml12 ml 20 ml30 ml 35 ml 60 ml1. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) 2006 Ambulatory Care and Office-based Surgery National Patient Goal: Improving the Safety of Using Medications, Section 3D.2. FAQ 2006 National Patient Safety Goals, http://www.jointcommission.org/ (7 December 2006).5 6