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1
Bard Nasogastric Sump Tube
  • Product Overview

2
Topics of Discussion
  • Product Features and Benefits
  • Bard NG
  • Clinical Advantage of Prevent Anti-Reflux Filter
    and Lopez Valve
  • Discuss the Competition
  • Market Landscape
  • Allocation of Resources
  • Review of StatLock NG

3
Bard NG Tube
  • Large Center Lumen Aspirates air, gastric
    secretions
  • Small Lumen Vacuum breaker, prevents clogging in
    eye holes
  • Eleven Eye Holes Promotes efficient suctioning
  • Stripe Breaker Eye Visible under X-ray, assists
    in tube placement
  • Blue Pigtail Air Lumen Easy to ID, available
    for irrigation, can be capped for patient
    transport
  • Thermo-Sensitive Plastic Softens for comfort,
    assists in placement
  • Radiopaque Strip with Eye Visible under X-ray

4
Risks associated with NG tubes
Problem Build-up of reflux due to NG tube
clogging increases the risk of gastric fluid
aspiration Solution Identify reflux before it
becomes a problem
5
Bard NG Sump Tube with PreVent Anti-Reflux Filter
  • Features
  • Visualization of reflux in vent lumen
  • Two-way hydrophobic filter
  • Luer-lock syringe interface
  • Benefits
  • Diagnostic indicator that suction lumen is
    clogged
  • Allows gases to escape, but prevents gastric
    contents from exiting vent lumen
  • Allow relfux to be cleared from vent lumen in
    closed system

6
Competition Valve Technology
7
Lopez Valve
  • Known as an enteral valve or 3 way stopcock
  • Allows for easy administration of fluids and
    medications
  • Provides a closed system minimizing bacterial
    contamination of the NG Tube
  • Prevents accidental healthcare worker exposure to
    potentially infectious gastric fluids

8
Instructions for Placement of Nasogastric Sump
Tube with PreVent Anti-Reflux Filter and Lopez
Valve
  • Position patient. Lubricate tip of tube and
    insert Nasogastric Sump Tube with PreVent
    Anti-Reflux Filter and Lopez Valve following
    standard hospital protocol.
  • Confirm placement of NG per standard hospital
    protocol.

9
Placement - Continued
  • After the tube has been inserted into the
    patient, fit the 5-in-1 adapter snugly into the
    suction lumen to prevent suction loss.
  • Attach the Nasogastric sump tube to suction using
    the lowest suction setting that will effectively
    decompress the patients stomach.
  • Ensure the vent lumen pigtail is raised above the
    level of the patients stomach.

10
Maintain patency of NG Sump Lumen
  • Follow Hospital Protocol for clearing main lumen
    of NG sump tube.
  • After obstruction has been cleared, attach a
    syringe to the luer lock connector on the
    PreVent Anti-Reflux Filter.
  • Inject a minimum of 15cc of air directly through
    the PreVent Anti Reflux Filter. (Do not inject
    fluid through filter)
  • This will clear the filter and the vent lumen of
    gastric fluids and ensure the vent lumen is
    working properly.

11
Clearing Clogs
  • More clogs will be visible with this filter
    than with the previous valve due to the 2 way
    air flow
  • Clear all clogs as soon as possible to minimize
    distention of the stomach

12
Reminders
  • There should be no reason to remove the filter
    as you inject AIR right through the top
  • Inject ONLY AIR down the blue pigtail
  • Flushing the air lumen (with AIR) is a good habit
    as it helps to maintain/restore patency
  • Do not twist the disc like filter it will break
    the seal and cause leaking. To remove filter,
    twist at blue portion

13
Instructions for Lopez Valve
  • Attach medication port cap to side C.
  • Turn valve to position one.
  • Attach suction tube to side A and push together
    firmly.
  • If connection to a male connector is desired,
    attach Universal Adaptor to Side A. Insert male
    connector into adaptor, and push together firmly.
  • To administer medication, remove and store
    medication port cap in valve turn handle.
  • Attach syringe to side port, push and twist until
    tight and turn valve to position four.
  • Flush valve per facility protocol.
  • Return valve to position one when complete to
    avoid leakage.

14
Lopez Valve and Patient Transport
  • Turn Lopez Valve (3 way stopcock) to the off
    position
  • The OFF should be over the tubing lumen
  • Without the Lopez Valve Insert the integral
    plug into suction lumen or wedge 5 in 1 connector
    in the suction lumen

15
StatLock NG Product
  • Opens package. States contents are latex free
    and hypoallergenic.
  • Cleanses skin site and NG tube with alcohol to
    remove oils and lotions from the area where the
    StatLock anchor pad will be placed. Allows
    alcohol to dry completely
  • Applies skin prep generously to skin site and NG
    tube where anchor pad is to be placed, and allows
    prep to dry completely 10-15 seconds until smooth
    to touch.
  • Peels away white StatLock liner off one side of
    anchor pad and applies to nose, lining up Tyvek
    strip with tube. (Does not adhere StatLock
    anchor pad to center of the nose, should be
    slightly off-set.)
  • Removes second white StatLock liner from anchor
    pad and wraps StatLock anchor pad around NG
    tube, just below the nose.
  • Monitors daily and changes StatLock anchor pad
    as clinically indicated, at least every 7days.

16
StatLock NG Stabilization Device
  • The patented StatLock NG Stabilization Device is
    the ideal stabilization device for nasogastric
    tubes and feeding tubes.
  • StatLock NG Stabilization Device features a
    Tyvek spine for strength and flexibility, and a
    "flesh-tone" top layer for cosmetic
    acceptability.

17
Discontinuation of NG
  • Use Standard precautions when disconnecting the
    tube and emptying the collection container
  • Gloves gown if splashing a possibility (during
    irrigation, and eye protection)
  • Prevent contact with fluids during transport
  • Remove StatLock NG Product per directions (lots
    of alcohol).

18
Bard NG
  • Marketing landscape
  • Education Support
  • AOR
  • Implementation
  • Maintenance

19
Feeding Tubes for Neonates Infants
20
Prevent Anti-Reflux filter, Lopez valve, and
StatLock NG Tube Stabilization
  • Propriety technology
  • Filters incoming air
  • Allows for stomach decompression
  • Enables visual identification of Gastric fluid to
    diagnose tube clogging
  • Propriety technology
  • Maintains a closed system
  • Allows for easy administration of Medications and
    Fluids
  • Prevents accidental healthcare exposure to
    potentially infectious gastric fluids
  • Propriety technology
  • Reduces risk of NG tube Migration
  • Reduces nasal irritation

21
In-service material
  • NG tube and StatLock in-service poster available
  • Lopez/NG tube video available
  • In-service for clinical staff provided by Bard
    Territory Managers and Clinical Resource Team

22
Bard Medical Division Product Offerings
  • First company to offer closed system NG tube with
    integrated Lopez valve
  • NG tube stabilization device available
  • Clinical advantages driving growth in the NG tube
    market

23
Summary Points
  • Wide range of French sizes available
  • Propriety Prevent Filter Anti-Reflux technology
  • 2 way air vs. 1 way air
  • Integrated Lopez valve closed system NG tube
  • NG Tube Stabilization Device available
  • Clinical Support
  • Clinical Resource Team Support
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