Rn called biolife customer care department to report a central line-associated bloodstream infection (clabsi) event after using statseal powder on a (b)(6) week patient.The patient was identified with staph aureus bloodstream infection four (4) days after picc insertion.The type, size and location of the catheter was argyle dual lumen 1.9fr.Rt basilic; the line was secure with steristrips and tegaderm.The patient required increased system support, went from cpap to full ventilation.Infant described as now "stable and improving.The nurse stated that it was challenging to achieve hemostasis, applied multiple layers of staseal powder, and hemostasis was achieved after approximately five (5) minutes, with an amount of powder described as a "large clump".
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