BD 10015612 - Alaris Syringe Module Set Microbore with Pressure Sensing Disc, Fixed Male Luer Lock, 78 Inch Length, 1 mL Priming Volume, 100/CS (Continental US Only)

BD 10015612 - Alaris Syringe Module Set Microbore with Pressure Sensing Disc, Fixed Male Luer Lock, 78 Inch Length, 1 mL Priming Volume, 100/CS (Continental US Only)

The BD 10015612 Alaris Syringe Module Set is a sterile microbore infusion set designed for use with compatible BD Alaris Syringe Module systems. This set features a pressure sensing disc, fixed male Luer Lock connector, 78-inch tubing length, and a low 1 mL priming volume. The set is not made with DEHP, making it suitable for healthcare facilities that prefer DEHP-free infusion products.

Designed to support precise medication delivery, the microbore tubing configuration minimizes fluid volume within the line while maintaining compatibility with syringe pump applications requiring accurate and controlled infusion therapy.

Key Benefits

The integrated pressure sensing disc is designed to work with compatible Alaris Syringe Module systems, helping support pressure monitoring during medication administration.

The microbore tubing design helps reduce residual medication volume and supports accurate delivery of low-volume and high-value medications.

The low 1 mL priming volume minimizes medication waste and supports efficient infusion setup.

The fixed male Luer Lock connector provides a secure connection to compatible vascular access devices and infusion system components.

The DEHP-free construction supports healthcare facilities seeking infusion products manufactured without DEHP-containing materials.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD 10015612 is intended for use with compatible BD Alaris Syringe Module systems, syringe pumps, vascular access devices, extension sets, and Luer Lock-compatible infusion accessories.

Typical applications include critical care medication administration, neonatal and pediatric infusions, anesthesia support, specialty drug delivery, pain management therapies, and low-volume infusion protocols requiring syringe pump accuracy.

This syringe module set is commonly used in hospitals, intensive care units, neonatal intensive care units, operating rooms, emergency departments, infusion centers, and specialty treatment environments.

Usage Guidelines

Use the BD 10015612 only by trained healthcare professionals following manufacturer instructions, institutional protocols, and prescribed infusion therapy guidelines. Before use, verify package integrity, sterility, expiration date, and compatibility with the intended syringe pump system.

Prime the tubing according to facility procedures and remove all air from the fluid pathway before patient connection. Ensure the pressure sensing disc is properly positioned within the compatible syringe module and verify secure Luer Lock connections before initiating therapy.

Monitor infusion parameters throughout treatment and replace the set according to institutional policy and manufacturer recommendations.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The BD 10015612 Alaris Syringe Module Set is manufactured under established medical device quality management systems and is intended to support safe infusion practices in professional healthcare settings.

The sterile fluid pathway, pressure monitoring compatibility, microbore design, and DEHP-free construction support healthcare facility initiatives related to medication safety, infection prevention, and infusion accuracy.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared with conventional syringe pump tubing, the BD 10015612 incorporates a dedicated pressure sensing disc designed for compatibility with Alaris Syringe Module systems.

Compared with larger-volume infusion tubing, the microbore design and 1 mL priming volume help reduce medication waste and support precision dosing applications.

The extended 78-inch tubing length offers greater flexibility for pump positioning and patient mobility compared with shorter syringe infusion sets.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The BD 10015612 is commonly used by critical care nurses, neonatal and pediatric clinicians, anesthesiologists, infusion specialists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals responsible for precise medication administration.

Typical applications include neonatal medication delivery, pediatric infusions, critical care therapies, anesthesia support, specialty pharmaceutical administration, and syringe pump-based medication protocols.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Store the BD 10015612 in a clean, dry environment according to manufacturer recommendations. Keep the set in its original sterile packaging until ready for use.

Use aseptic technique during setup and connection. Properly prime the tubing, verify correct placement of the pressure sensing disc, and ensure all Luer Lock connections are secure before beginning therapy.

This syringe module set is intended for single-patient use only and should not be reused, reprocessed, or resterilized. Replace the set according to institutional protocols and medication-specific requirements.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD 10015612 Alaris Syringe Module Set is intended for professional healthcare use only. It should be used according to manufacturer instructions, facility policies, syringe pump guidelines, and applicable healthcare regulations.

Healthcare personnel should follow standard precautions, medication safety procedures, infusion pump protocols, infection prevention practices, and patient monitoring requirements throughout administration.

All used infusion sets should be disposed of according to facility policies and biomedical waste regulations.

How to Order

Select the BD 10015612 Alaris Syringe Module Set Microbore with Pressure Sensing Disc, Fixed Male Luer Lock, 78 Inch Length, 1 mL Priming Volume, and DEHP-Free Construction and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, product availability, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.