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It was reported that the bd cathena 22gx1.00in straight bc had a needle retraction failure.The following information was provided by the initial reporter: material#: 386806, batch#: 4205838.Rcc received a complaint via email.New report of dissatisfaction from one of our care teams, in connection with the product: 386806, batch: 4205838.Similar complaint from another department on (b)(4).Comments on the current complaint received: summary description of the problem encountered: several defective catheters, control of the non-functional venous return so blood flows everywhere and needle protection system, the retraction system does not work problem frequency: frequently.Impact of the problem: dangerous to prick with needles and to contaminate yourself with blood.Answers to the questions you usually ask: please describe the issue that is the subject of your report in more detail.The problem is the same as what is described in the report.(venous return control problem and catheter needle does not retract.2.What was the impact of the incident on the patient? impact on nursing.3.Did the problem occur while using the product in a patient? yes, we install a venous line! was there any prejudice on the part of the latter? the impact is for the nurse a very high risk of contaminating herself with blood products and increases in exposure to blood products.If yes, please describe any medical treatment that may have been required.Does not apply, it is not a medical treatment but a care technique.4.Can you provide us with a sample or photo of the product for inquiry? we did not keep the catheter needle and for the control of the venous return it is at the moment when the catheter is installed that it happens, i cannot give you any material proof, the patient has the catheter in his arm.You can trust the nurses that we have been using these catheters for many years so they know when there is a problem with the product.No samples available.
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