BD 381267 - IV Catheter 14G x 1.75 Inch Orange Peripheral Intravenous Catheter

BD 381267 - IV Catheter 14G x 1.75 Inch Orange Peripheral Intravenous Catheter

The BD 381267 IV Catheter is a sterile, single-use peripheral intravenous catheter designed to provide dependable vascular access for high-flow infusion requirements. Featuring a 14-gauge catheter size, 1.75-inch catheter length, and orange color coding for rapid gauge identification, this catheter is intended for situations requiring rapid fluid administration, blood transfusions, and emergency vascular access.

The large-bore 14G design supports high flow rates and is commonly utilized in trauma care, emergency medicine, surgical procedures, critical care environments, and other clinical settings where rapid infusion capability is essential.

The catheter is manufactured for professional healthcare use and is intended to support reliable peripheral vascular access while maintaining patient comfort and procedural efficiency.

Key Benefits

The BD 381267 provides large-bore vascular access that supports rapid administration of fluids, blood products, and medications when high infusion rates are required.

The 1.75-inch catheter length offers enhanced catheter stability and reliable vessel access in a variety of patient populations and clinical situations.

The orange color coding allows healthcare professionals to quickly identify the catheter gauge, helping improve workflow efficiency and reducing selection errors.

The sterile, single-use construction supports infection prevention initiatives and helps minimize the risk of cross-contamination.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD 381267 IV Catheter is compatible with standard IV administration sets, extension tubing, blood administration sets, infusion pumps, needleless connectors, and other commonly used vascular access accessories.

Typical applications include trauma resuscitation, emergency fluid replacement, blood transfusions, surgical procedures, critical care treatment, rapid hydration therapy, and high-volume medication administration.

This catheter is commonly used in emergency departments, trauma centers, operating rooms, intensive care units, critical care settings, ambulances, and hospital inpatient departments.

Usage Guidelines

The BD 381267 should be used only by qualified healthcare professionals trained in peripheral vascular access procedures. Before use, inspect the package to verify sterility, product integrity, and expiration date.

Prepare the insertion site according to institutional protocols and aseptic technique standards. Insert the catheter following accepted clinical practices and facility guidelines. After successful placement, secure the catheter appropriately and confirm proper vascular access.

Monitor the insertion site routinely for signs of infiltration, phlebitis, infection, occlusion, or other vascular access complications. Dispose of all used catheter components according to facility policies and sharps safety procedures.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The BD 381267 IV Catheter is manufactured under established medical device quality management systems and is intended to support healthcare facility infection prevention and patient safety programs.

Healthcare organizations should review current product labeling, instructions for use, and regulatory documentation before implementation. Compliance with institutional policies and applicable healthcare regulations should be maintained.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared with smaller-gauge peripheral IV catheters, the BD 381267 provides significantly greater flow capacity, making it suitable for rapid fluid administration and emergency care applications.

Compared with central venous access devices, this peripheral IV catheter may offer a less invasive option for high-volume infusion needs when clinically appropriate.

The 14G size and 1.75-inch length provide a combination of high-flow performance and catheter stability that is commonly preferred in trauma, surgical, and critical care settings.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The BD 381267 is commonly used by emergency physicians, trauma specialists, registered nurses, critical care clinicians, paramedics, surgical teams, vascular access professionals, and other healthcare providers responsible for establishing rapid vascular access.

Typical applications include trauma resuscitation, emergency fluid replacement, blood transfusions, perioperative care, critical care treatment, major surgical procedures, and emergency department interventions.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Store the BD 381267 in a clean, dry environment according to manufacturer recommendations. Keep the catheter in its original sterile packaging until ready for use.

Use strict aseptic technique during catheter insertion and securement. Select the catheter based on patient condition, vein size, infusion requirements, and clinical objectives.

Monitor the insertion site regularly and replace the catheter according to institutional protocols and evidence-based vascular access guidelines. The catheter is intended for single use only and should never be reused, reprocessed, or resterilized.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD 381267 IV Catheter is intended for professional healthcare use only. Placement and management should be performed by qualified personnel following manufacturer instructions, facility protocols, and applicable healthcare regulations.

Healthcare personnel should adhere to standard precautions, infection prevention practices, vascular access management protocols, and sharps safety procedures throughout catheter insertion, maintenance, and removal.

All used catheter and needle components should be disposed of according to facility policies and biomedical waste regulations.

How to Order

Select the BD 381267 IV Catheter 14G x 1.75 Inch Orange and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, pricing information, product availability, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.