Device Category Dossier

Basic intravenous administration set

Device Category Dossier for Basic intravenous administration set. Australian ARTG records, sponsors, device class — compiled by arcimedes.

Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Solu-Care T Infusion set - Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set
Device: Basic intravenous administration set

Intravenous administration sets are non-invasive devices that conduct fluids from an administration bag or bottle to a peripheral venous cannula during gravitational administration, typically including tubing, connectors, chambers, clamps and injection ports. These devices are used to administer intravenous fluid and medicines into the human circulatory system via an intravenous catheter or cannula.