No new information received.Material#: mz1000-07, batch number: unknown.It was reported by customer that account: iu (b)(6).Product: max zero mz1000-07.Issue #1: cracked connector, date of awareness 9/27/2023, occurred over the weekend.It happened twice.One was a picc line, one was a femoral line.The only thing being infused was fluids on one and blood on the other.One of these patients ended up getting a clabsi.Issue #2: leaking at the catheter hub to max zero connection.Date of awareness 9/27/2023.This occurred a couple times.One time the patient had a double lumen tunneled line and was getting iv fluids.There was a valve guard, which is essentially a dressing that goes over the connector and hub of the iv and protects from fluids like vomit and feces.The nurse noticed an accumulation of fluid in the valveguard and observed leaking at the hub of the catheter where it connects to the max zero connector.This was an established line, not a brand new line.Their practice is to visually observe lines every 12 hours and leaking had not been observed prior to.This patient had a positive blood culture.Samples are being sent issue #3: blood backing up.Date of awareness 9/27/2023.This has occurred multiple times with multiple different types of lines.They said while the line is in use and infusing, they have observed blood backing up into the connector.This observation has caused concern for many of the clinicians.This is mostly occurring or being reported on piccs and tunneled lines but not on pivs.They are not using a stopcock here, they only use stopcocks to draw blood.On their crrt they have observed blood backing up.We discussed the high pressures in crrt and the max pressure for max zero.If the connector is engaged and the pressure is high it will allow fluid to flow to the area of least resistance.Issue #4: disconnected infusion.Date of awareness: 9/27/2023.The patient was getting iv fluids infused.This was an established line, not a new line.It is there policy to observe lines every 12 hours.The patient was receiving an infusion and the tubing just popped off.This occurred one time.Issue #5: tpn filter broke off.Date of awareness: 9/27/2023.Tnp filter is luer connected to max zero.It snapped off (clearly on the tnp filter side) not at the luer lock.Blood leaked out of the patient due to the connector being engaged the tpn filter broken.Sample is being sent.
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