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Mini bag vs. non-mini bag IV
Started by nampa
Yes, mini bags just pop together. Easier for pharmacy and less risk of infection if you have RNs popping them out on the floor.
Love the BUD on those mini bags
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The pop together is actually called Minibag+ to my knowledge. There is a regular minibag that does not contain the pop on port. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
100mL Minibag+ are hard to get/backordered due to pandemic though.
Confetti what is the BUD on them?
100mL Minibag+ are hard to get/backordered due to pandemic though.
Confetti what is the BUD on them?
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So what is the non-port minibag used for? Also, what is the name of the bags that are exclusively designated as pop-one with an adapter? ADV bag?
Compounding sterile products or letting RN staff make products on the floor (ie injecting 100mg phenytoin) for immediate use.
The advantage bags are threaded for use with advantage vials. The 2 components screw together.
Ah I forgot exactly, but when connected in a 797 compliant hood it’s like 6-8 weeks? Don’t quote me on that, depends on manf. of bag/connector.
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