The Amsino Y-Type Blood Set is meticulously designed for efficient blood transfusion, offering a reliable choice for healthcare facilities aiming for precision and safety in blood administration.

Available in lengths of 102”, 105”, and 94”, the set includes essential features like a built-in filter (200 or 170 micron), roller clamps, and the innovative MicroClave® Clear Needle-Free Y-Site. This needle-free design significantly mitigates the risk of needlestick injuries, enhancing safety protocols. The set also incorporates optional hand pump and slide clamp functions for ease of use during procedures.

Key Features:

• Includes a 200 or 170 micron filter which effectively reduces the risk of impurities during blood transfusion, enhancing patient safety.
• Equipped with roller clamps for precise flow control, ensuring accurate and safe administration of blood.
• Designed with a MicroClave® Clear Needle-Free Y-Site, providing a secure, needle-free way to perform connect and disconnect tasks.
• Available with a hand pump and slide clamp for efficient manipulation and control during transfusions.

Uses:

• The Amsino Y-Type Blood Set is primarily used in healthcare settings for the safe and efficient administration of blood and blood components to patients. This ensures a sterile and contamination-free process during transfusions.
• The MicroClave® Clear Needle-Free Y-Site allows for needle-free access, reducing the risk of needlestick injuries and helping to maintain a closed system environment during the transfusion process.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the Amsino Y-Type Blood Set?
The Amsino Y-Type Blood Set comes in lengths of 102 inches, 105 inches, and 94 inches to fit different clinical requirements.

2. What is the purpose of the filter in this blood set?
The 200 and 170 micron filters are used to minimize the risk of impurities during blood transfusions, ensuring patient safety.

3. Is the Y-Type Blood Set needle-free safe?
Yes, the set features a MicroClave® Clear Needle-Free Y-Site, reducing the risk of needlestick injuries.