Note: It is important that the looped tubing is covered by the dome to prevent accidental snagging of the loop as well as the catheter hub. Be sure to tape the loop of tubing so that it will fit the inner curve of the dome. This also prevents bending and occlusion. Covering both the hub and looped tubing virtually eliminates catheter manipulation, which can lead to thrombosis that may cause phlebitis, extravasation, and possible infection.
Directions for Use
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Use of 730Arm with Elder Patients; Arm or Very Large Hand
How to use I.V. House UltraDressing 730 Series IV Site Protectors with older adult patients. The UltraDressing 730 Series includes 730S (Small Hand), 730M (Medium Hand), 730L (Large Hand) and 730Arm, which may be used to protect IVs in cephalic or brachial veins in forearm, antecubital fossa or upper arm insertion sites, or on very large hands.
Use of 730 Series with Elder Patients; Hand, Arm or Very Large Hand
How to use I.V. House UltraDressing 730 Series IV Site Protectors with older adult patients. The UltraDressing 730 Series includes 730S (Small Hand), 730M (Medium Hand), 730L (Large Hand) and 730Arm, which may be used to protect IVs in cephalic or brachial veins in forearm, antecubital fossa or upper arm insertion sites, or on very large hands.
Use of 330 Series with Infant and Neonatal Patients
How to use I.V. House UltraDressing 330 Series IV Site Protectors with Infant and Neonatal Patients. The UltraDressing 330 Series includes 330S (Small), 330M (Medium), 330L (Large Hand) and 730Arm, which may be used to protect IVs in cephalic or brachial veins in forearm, antecubital fossa or upper arm insertion sites.
Use of 730 Series with Pediatric Patients; Hand or Arm
How to use I.V. House UltraDressing 730 Series 727SFP Small Dome and 740LFP Large Dome IV Site Protectors with Pediatric Patients
Use of UltraDome Series with Pediatric Patients
How to use I.V. House UltraDome Series 727SFP Small Dome and 740LFP Large Dome IV Site Protectors with Pediatric Patients