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Description

Bd Iv Start Pak Site Prep Kits With Persist Skin Prep. INS standards call for the use of aseptic techniques and product sterility for infusion procedures. These kits contain only single-use, sterile components. This can help protect your patients by reducing the spread of microorganisms.
SKU MPN OPTION DESCRIPTION EST. TO SHIP
BDM-386170 386170 Kit Includes: Persist™ Swabstick, Tegaderm® Dressing, Frame Style, (2) 2"x2" Gauze Sponges, ¾" Roll Transpore™ Tape, Tourniquet, Alcohol Wipe, ID Label, 25/bx, 8 bx/cs 4-5 Weeks
BDM-386179 386179 Kit Includes: Persist Swabstick, Tegaderm Dressing, Frame Style, (2) 2"x2" Gauze Sponges, ¾" Roll Transpore Tape, Tourniquet, Alcohol Wipe, ID Label, Impermeable Drape, 25/bx, 8 bx/cs Kit Includes: Persist Swabstick, Tegaderm Dressing, Frame Style, (2) 2"x2" Gauze Sponges, ¾" Roll Transpore Tape, Tourniquet, Alcohol Wipe, ID Label, Impermeable Drape, 25/bx, 8 bx/cs (Continental US Only) (Drop Ship Requires Pre-Approval) 4-5 Weeks

Frequently asked questions

Is the kit compliant with INS standards for aseptic technique?

Yes, the BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits are explicitly designed to support compliance with INS (Infusion Nurses Society) standards for aseptic technique during infusion procedures. The kit’s design focuses on patient protection by minimizing the potential spread of microorganisms.

This is achieved by including exclusively single-use, sterile components that standardize the site preparation process. Key components found in the kits include:

  • Persist™ Swabstick (Skin Prep)
  • Tegaderm® Dressing (Frame Style)
  • Tourniquet
  • Alcohol Wipe
  • (2) 2”x2” Gauze Sponges
  • ¾” Roll Transpore™ Tape
  • ID Label

Note that a second configuration is available that also includes an Impermeable Drape for enhanced coverage.

What essential sterile components are included?

The BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits are assembled with only single-use, sterile components necessary for adhering to INS aseptic technique standards during IV infusion procedures. The exact contents depend on the configuration you choose:

1. Standard Kit Configuration (MPN 386170)
This comprehensive kit is designed for routine IV starts and includes:

  • Persist™ Swabstick (Povidone-Iodine Prep)
  • Tegaderm® Dressing, Frame Style
  • (2) 2”x2” Gauze Sponges
  • ¾” Roll Transpore™ Tape
  • Tourniquet
  • Alcohol Wipe
  • ID Label

2. Enhanced Kit Configuration
This option includes all the components listed in the Standard Kit, plus an Impermeable Drape for an added sterile barrier.

Both configurations are packaged identically, with 25 kits per box and 8 boxes per case.

Are the IV Start Pak components sterile?

Yes, ensuring sterility is a core design feature of the BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits. All contents are guaranteed to be sterile and are strictly intended for single-use only.

These kits are specifically designed to:

  • Support strict aseptic techniques during infusion procedures.
  • Help protect patients by minimizing the potential spread of microorganisms.
  • Ensure compliance with INS (Infusion Nurses Society) standards for product sterility and aseptic administration.
Are the kit components sterile and single-use?

Yes, the BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits are designed exclusively with sterile, single-use components. This critical design feature supports stringent infection control protocols.

Key benefits of the sterile, single-use design include:

  • Aseptic Compliance: Components facilitate proper aseptic technique for skin preparation prior to IV access.
  • INS Standards: The kits are designed to meet INS (Infusion Nurses Society) standards concerning product sterility and aseptic technique during infusion administration.
  • Safety Assurance: Using only single-use, sterile items helps to minimize the potential spread of microorganisms and maximize patient protection.
Does the kit include a high-quality Tegaderm dressing?

Yes, every BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kit includes a Tegaderm® Dressing (Frame Style).This is a key, sterile, single-use component designed to support aseptic technique and maximize patient protection:* Supports INS Standards: The sterile dressing helps ensure compliance with recommended INS standards for aseptic technique during infusion procedures.* Site Protection: It provides a secure, transparent barrier necessary for the IV insertion site post-procedure.* Comprehensive Kit: The Tegaderm dressing is included along with other sterile necessities such as Persist™ Skin Prep, gauze sponges, Transpore™ Tape, a tourniquet, and an alcohol wipe.

Are these kits compliant with aseptic standards?

Yes, the BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits are specifically engineered to facilitate safe, aseptic preparation for intravenous access, prioritizing patient protection.

These kits ensure high compliance by:

  • Meeting INS Standards: They are designed to adhere to current Infusion Nurses Society (INS) standards regarding aseptic technique and product sterility during infusion procedures.
  • Providing Sterile Components: All items included are single-use and sterile, which helps minimize the potential spread of microorganisms.
  • Including Key Prep Items: The kits contain essential components for standardized sterile site preparation, such as the Persist™ Skin Prep Swabstick and a Tegaderm® Dressing (Frame Style).
What specific sterile components do the kits include?

The BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits are designed to meet INS standards by providing all necessary single-use, sterile components for infusion procedures, ensuring optimal aseptic technique.

Both available kit configurations share these core components:

  • Persist™ Swabstick (for robust skin preparation)
  • Tegaderm® Dressing (Frame Style)
  • (2) 2”x2” Gauze Sponges
  • ¾” Roll Transpore™ Tape
  • Tourniquet
  • Alcohol Wipe
  • ID Label

Configuration Differences

The primary difference between the two configurations is the inclusion of an impermeable drape, which may be required for specific clinical protocols.

Configuration Key Difference
Standard Kit Does not include an impermeable drape.
Kit with Drape Includes an Impermeable Drape.

Both variants are packaged identically for bulk use: 25 kits per box, with 8 boxes per case.

Are these IV kits designed for strict aseptic technique?

Yes, the BD IV Start Pak Site Prep Kits are specifically designed to support strict aseptic technique during IV procedures, prioritizing patient safety.

Key features ensuring sterility and compliance include:

  • INS Standards Compliance: The kits are designed to adhere to Infusion Nurses Society (INS) standards for aseptic technique and product sterility.
  • Sterile, Single-Use Components: All components, such as the Persist™ Swabstick and Tegaderm® Dressing, are sterile and intended for single use to minimize the spread of microorganisms.
  • Risk Mitigation: By containing only single-use, sterile items, the kit helps reduce the risk of microorganism transmission during the infusion process.
Where are these IV kits ideal for aseptic procedures?

These BD IV Start Pak kits are ideal for clinical settings that require strict adherence to aseptic protocols for infusion procedures.

They are specifically designed to support medical professionals in maintaining procedural sterility and compliance with INS (Infusion Nurses Society) standards.

Key areas of effectiveness include:

  • IV Start Site Preparation: Facilitates standardized, aseptic preparation of the patient’s skin before intravenous access.
  • Microorganism Mitigation: Contains only sterile, single-use components to help reduce the risk of microorganism transmission during peripheral or central line insertions.
What antiseptic is used in the Persist™ Swabstick?

The Persist™ Swabstick, a key component of the BD IV Start Pak kits, utilizes Povidone Iodine Prep as its antiseptic solution for effective skin preparation.

This sterile, single-use component is critical for:

  • Adhering to strict INS standards for aseptic technique during infusion procedures.
  • Minimizing the potential for contamination.
  • Helping to reduce the spread of microorganisms at the IV site, thereby enhancing patient protection.