BAXJECT II Hi-Flow
How BAXJECT II Hi-Flow Works
The convenience of the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow design is that the transfer spikes do all the work.
- The first spike pierces the protective seal on the sterile water vial as the device is attached.
- As the vial containing the FEIBA power is pierced by the second spike a vacuum is created which draws in the sterile water to begin the reconstitution process.
- Once mixed, the solution is then ready to withdraw into the syringe for infusion.
Handy tips for using the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow device
- Remember, reconstitution and administration of FEIBA therapy should take place under clean and germ-free conditions.
- You should follow the procedures recommended to you by your haemophilia centre.
- Make sure you place the sterile water and powder vials on a flat surface when attaching the device.
- Always connect the sterile water vial first.
- When you are ready to withdraw the solution for infusion the purple side of the device will be on the top with the ‘Baxter’ name the right way up.
If you have any other queries regarding the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow needleless device and how it can make your FEIBA preparation faster, safer and simpler, please contact your haemophilia centre.
More Information
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Click here to view a short demonstration video of how to use the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow device. |
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If you do make a mistake and/ or reconstitution does not go as it should, please view one of the three videos about problem solving which may help you remedy the situation.
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Scenario 1 – The vials are correctly connected but the sterile water does not transfer successfully. |
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Scenario 2 – The sterile water vial is incorrectly connected to the purple side of the device. |
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FEIBA pocket size reconstitution guide (PDF file 6mb) |
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For instructions and information about reconstituting FEIBA and using the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow device click here to download our User training guide. FEIBA reconstitution training guide (PDF file 5mb) |
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A useful workbook for patients and carers to reinforce their understanding and confidence in using the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow device and overcoming any problems with reconstitution of FEIBA is available here. This can also be used in discussion with your haemophilia care centre. FEIBA reconstitution training booklet (PDF file 2.8mb) |
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A handy Factor Matt with easy-to-follow illustrations showing you how to use the BAXJECT II Hi-Flow device and troubleshooting tips is available here. FEIBA Factor Matt (PDF file 6mb) |
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A comprehensive guide for patients and carers explaining about FEIBA treatment and inhibitors is available here. FEIBA Patient Information Booklet (PDF file 2.5mb) |
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