(b)(4).The actual device was not returned for evaluation.Without the actual sample, a thorough investigation could not be performed.The batch manufacturing record was reviewed and there were no such defect encountered during in-process inspection and at final control inspection.The process cards showed no abnormalities.A historical review of the complaint database identified no adverse trends for product code 4252543-02 or the involved lot.Per the event description, it was reported that "when the used supplies were being picked up the nurse was stuck by the used needle".It should be noted that the introcan safety is designed to reduce the risk of needle stick injuries.However, cdc guidelines and/or facility protocols should always be followed.Sharps should be disposed of immediately into an appropriate sharps container.If a sample and/or additional pertinent information become available, a follow up report will be submitted.Not returned to manufacturer.
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As reported by the user facility: customer reports, (b)(4) lot # 15c30g831g, 1 item occurred (b)(6) 2015.Reports " the nurse started the iv like normal.Pulled out the needle and laid it on the bed.Taped the iv and when she picked up the needle stuck herself because the safety tip device did not deploy to the end of the needle." customer did not save the sample customer stated that the event occurred on (b)(6) 2015; however, the complaint was received on 8/19/2015.
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