Types of Angiokat

Description

Product Description:
Angiocatheter, also known as a peripheral venous catheter, is one of the most widely used medical devices in the field of intravenous injections. This device allows for direct injection of medications, fluids, blood, and blood products into the patient’s bloodstream. Angiocatheters, with their special design, consisting of a flexible needle and catheter, allow doctors and nurses to perform multiple injections without the need for repeated venipuncture.

Types of angiocatheters based on color and application:
– Orange (gauge 14): Blood transfusion for adults in cases of severe injury and compensation for large blood volumes.
– Gray (gauge 16): Rapid transfer of viscous fluids such as colloidal compounds.
– Green (gauge 18): Blood or fluid infusion in the operating room and parenteral nutrition.
– Pink (gauge 20): The most widely used type in intravenous infusions of blood, water, or medication.
– Blue (gauge 22): Suitable for chemotherapy and infusions in children and adolescents.
– Yellow (Gauge 24): Injections for the elderly and young children.
– Purple (Gauge 26): For special and sensitive injections.

Advantages and disadvantages:
✅ Reduces patient pain and increases comfort in repeated injections.
✅ Reduces the risk of infection from multiple injections.
❌ Possibility of local infection, phlebitis and air embolism if used incorrectly.