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Spiking Procedure for Use with Baxter and MacoPharma Blood Bags

Spiking Procedure for Use with Baxter and MacoPharma Blood Bags. December 12, 2005. Use of Vendor Sets. These slides show the use of specific vendor blood infusion administration sets. This is not an endorsement for the use of any vendor set.

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Spiking Procedure for Use with Baxter and MacoPharma Blood Bags

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  1. Spiking Procedure for Use with Baxter and MacoPharma Blood Bags December 12, 2005

  2. Use of Vendor Sets • These slides show the use of specific vendor blood infusion administration sets. • This is not an endorsement for the use of any vendor set. • The ¼ turn technique is applicable to all IV blood administration sets.

  3. Baxter Blood Bags

  4. How To Access Port –Baxter Blood Bags • Separate Port Protector at beveled edge. • Hold bottom side of port protector in dominant hand. • Peel top side of port protector downward towards the bag. • Fold over bottom port protector until tip of port slightly revealed.

  5. How to Spike the Bag – Baxter Blood Bag • Grasp port at site of folded port protector. This stabilizes port during spiking. • . • With dominant hand grasp the blood set below tip of spike. Remove cap. • Insert spike firmly into bag port up to the septum in the port. • Continue to insert spike into port using ¼ turn clockwise twists until the septum has been pierced. • DO NOT OVERSPIKE

  6. How to Remove Spike – Baxter Blood Bag • Remove blood bag from IV pole. Close on/off clamp. Grasp port between thumb and index finger using your non dominant hand. • With dominant hand grasp spike and twist ¼ turn in counterclockwise direction as pulling outward. • Continue to twist in ¼ turn segments as you pull out the spike. • Once spike is loosened from port remove by pulling straight down.

  7. Trouble Shooting Tips for Spiking 1. Do not over spike. Over-spiking will result in the inability to remove the set. 2. Always insert/remove spike using ¼ turn motions. Pulling the spike in a straight downward motion will result in the tightening of the port on the spike.

  8. MacoPharma Blood Bags

  9. How to Access Port – MacoPharma Blood Bags • Using both hands, tear the port protector as indicated. • Peel the port protector sides downward towards the bag. • Hold down the port protector tabs folded with one hand to reveal the tip of the port.

  10. How to Spike the Bag – MacoPharma Blood Bag • Grasp port at site of folded port protector. This stabilizes port during spiking. • With dominant hand grasp the blood set below tip of spike. Remove cap. • Insert spike firmly into bag port up to the septum in the port . • Continue to insert spike into port using ¼ turn clockwise twists until the septum has been pierced. • DO NOT OVERSPIKE

  11. How to Remove Spike - MacoPharma Blood Bag • Remove blood bag from IV pole. Close on/off clamp. Grasp port between thumb and index finger using your non dominant hand. • With dominant hand grasp spike and twist ¼ turn in counterclockwise direction as pulling outward. • Continue to twist in ¼ turn segments as you pull out the spike. • Once spike is loosened from port remove by pulling straight down.

  12. Trouble Shooting Tips for Spiking 1. Do not over spike. Over-spiking will result in the inability to remove the set. 2. Always insert/remove spike using ¼ turn motions. Pulling the spike in a straight downward motion will result in the tightening of the port on the spike.

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