Ethicon Biopatch Protective Disk with CHG

Ethicon Biopatch Protective Disk with CHG reduces catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSI), local infections and skin colonization of microorganisms commonly related to CRBSI in patients with central venous and arterial catheters. It employs the proven antimicrobial chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) and provides ongoing antisepsis for percutaneous devices such as central venous (CVC) and (PICC) catheters.

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4151	3/4" (1.9cm) Disk with 1.5mm Center Hole	Each	$0.31	$22.99 $15.29
4152	1" (2.5cm) Disk with 7.0mm Center Hole	Each	$0.31	$22.99 $15.29
4150	1" (2.5cm) Disk with 4.0mm Center Hole	10/Pack	$2.86	$209.99 $142.99
4150	1" (2.5cm) Disk with 4.0mm Center Hole	40/Case	$10.96	$799.99 $547.99
4151	3/4" (1.9cm) Disk with 1.5mm Center Hole	10/Pack	$2.65	$169.99 $132.59
4151	3/4" (1.9cm) Disk with 1.5mm Center Hole	40/Case	$10.40	$629.99 $519.99
4152	1" (2.5cm) Disk with 7.0mm Center Hole	10/Pack	$2.78	$212.85 $138.99
4152	1" (2.5cm) Disk with 7.0mm Center Hole	40/Case	$11.32	$778.95 $566.09

Features

Ethicon Biopatch Protective Disk with CHG protects the insertion site and releases CHG, a powerful skin antiseptic over a 7 day period
Shown in vitro to be effective against MRSA
Provides care for vascular access
Protective disk is composed of sterile polyurethane foam impregnated with the antimicrobial and anti-fungal agent CHG
CHG is proven effective in the presence of organic matter including blood, sera, and proteins
CHG is the only antiseptic ingredient recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for skin antisepsis
Capable of absorbing exudate (blood or serum) from the insertion site
Protective disk can absorb up to eight times its weight in fluids
Helps prevent CRBSI by maintaining a 360Â° zone of inhibition around the insertion site

More Information

Instructions for Use:
- Prepare the skin surrounding the percutaneous device according to hospital protocol.
- Remove the BIOPATCH Dressing from the sterile package using aseptic technique.
- Place the BIOPATCH Dressing around the catheter, making sure the BLUE side is facing upward. The smooth WHITE foam side should be next to the patients skin.
- In order to ensure easy removal when used with a film dressing, place the BIOPATCH Dressing around the catheter/pin site in such a way that the catheter rests upon the slit portion of the BIOPATCH Dressing. The edges of the radial slit must approximate one another to assure efficacy.
- Secure the catheter and BIOPATCH Dressing to the skin with BIOCLUSIVE Transparent Dressing. Assure complete contact between skin and the BIOPATCH Dressing.
- Change the patch as necessary. In accordance with facility protocol, dressing changes should occur at a minimum of every 7 days. Dressing changes will be needed more frequently with highly exudative wounds.
- To remove the BIOCLUSIVE Dressing, pick up the corner of the dressing and stretch the dressing away from the catheter, holding the catheter in the place. (Dressing will partially lift.) Peel back until resistance is felt. Repeatedly stretch and peel as necessary until the dressing is removed.
- The BIOPATCH Dressing will remain attached to the BIOCLUSIVE Dressing, so removal will be simultaneous.
Precaution:
- BIOPATCH Dressing should not be placed over infected wounds. It is not intended to be used as a treatment of percutaneous device-related infections.
Warning:
- Do not use biopatch dressing on premature infants. Use of this product on premature infants has resulted in hypersensitivity reactions and necrosis of the skin.
- For external use only.
- Do not allow this product to contact the eyes, ears, mouth, or mucous membranes.
- The safety and effectiveness of biopatch antimicrobial dressing has not been established in children under 16 years of age.
- Do not use biopatch dressing on patients with a known sensitivity to chlorhexidine-gluconate. Adverse reactions to chlorhexidine gluconate such as dermatitis, hypersensitivity, and generalized allergic reactions are very rare, but if any such reactions occur, discontinue use of the dressing immediately. Hypersensitivity reactions associated with the topical use of chlorhexidine gluconate have been reported in several countries. The most serious reactions [including anaphylaxis] have occurred in patients treated with lubricants containing chlorhexidine gluconate, which were used during urinary tract procedures.