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A hospital materials manager alleged 4-5 incidents of fluid leakage that began when they switched to using baxter i.V.Chemotherapy tubing in (b)(6) 2019 and have been using curos jet¿ disinfecting cap for needleless connectors.The hospital staff provided information regarding four alleged incidents: a wet spot was found on the floor and the port closest to the patient was found to be leaking, an i.V.Found to be leaking out of the port with the curos jet¿ disinfecting cap on it where the i.V.Tubing was changed with no further leakage, leakage around the curos jet¿ disinfecting cap, and chemotherapy leakage from under a port underneath the curos jet¿ disinfecting cap where the primary i.V.Line had normal saline infusing and a secondary line was piggy-backed into a y-site and infused into a picc line, where a nurse was present and noticed the leaking, stopped the infusion right away, and ordered another chemotherapy bag to infuse.Patient-specific information was not provided.
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