Medline DYNJWE1305 Instrucciones De Uso página 3

Drain Connection/Drainage Placement
Place drain in wound site, ensuring that all holes, channels, or ducts are located within the wound site.
1. Attach the drain or adaptor to the reservoir via Patient Port (B).
2. For Dual drain connections (400 cc/mL bulb only): attach second drain or adaptor to Patient Port 2 (E).
3. Firmly compress Reservoir (D) to evacuate air.
4. Close Disposal Port (C) with Screw Cap (A).
5. Release Reservoir (D) – the closed wound drainage system is now active.
Reservoir should be located at patient level or below drain exit for adequate suction to be maintained.
Drainage should be monitored such that Reservoir is not filled to excess.
Silicone Reservoir
100 cc/mL
Disposal Port (C)
Screw Cap (A)
Reservoir (D)
Silicone Reservoir
400 cc/mL
Patient Port 2 (E)
Patient Port 1 (B)
Reservoir (D)
Patient Port (B)
Strap
Clamp
Disposal Port (C)
Screw Cap (A)
Silicone Reservoir
200 cc/mL
Disposal Port (C)
Screw Cap (A)
Reservoir (D)
Disposal
Please refer to your hospital policy for correct
disposal of this device and its contents.
Risks Associated with Reuse
The wound drainage system devices are not vali-
dated for reuse. The design of the device does not
facilitate cleaning and can result in an increased
risk of infection if not properly decontaminated.
The device may not perform as intended by the
manufacturer if reused, resterilized, or decontami-
nated. Reuse of the product may result in material
degradation resulting in a device failure.
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Patient Port (B)
Strap
Clamp