Portable Vein Finder (XZPK101) – 1’s

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The Portable Vein Finder (Model XZPK101) is a non-invasive medical device designed to assist healthcare practitioners in performing venipuncture. Utilizing advanced Infrared (IR) light technology, this handheld tool provides real-time visualization of subcutaneous veins, significantly improving the efficiency and success rate of injections and blood draws.

Key Features and Benefits

• Infrared Technology: Emits specialized light that is absorbed by hemoglobin, causing veins to appear clearly as dark lines.
• Portable Design: The lightweight, handheld format (XZPK101) ensures ease of use and immediate access in various clinical settings.
• Improved Success: Reduces the need for multiple needle sticks, leading to less pain and anxiety for patients.
• Rechargeable: Comes with an adapter for charging, ensuring the device is ready for use.

Main Uses (Indications)

• Assisting with venipuncture (IV insertion, blood sampling) in clinical and hospital settings.
• Locating veins in patients who are typically difficult to stick, such as infants, the elderly, obese, or those with dark skin.
• Training new phlebotomists and medical staff.

Usage Instructions (Itemized with Dosage/Duration)

1. Power On: Turn the device on and place it gently on the skin where venipuncture is intended.
2. Scan: Slowly move the vein finder across the skin to locate and map the best vein route.
3. Procedure: Use the visualized vein as the target for the needle insertion.
4. Charging: Recharge the device when the battery is low using the provided adapter.

Potential Risks and Adverse Events

The device is safe and non-invasive, relying only on light to visualize the veins. There are no known risks or side effects associated with its proper use.

Warnings/Precautions

• This device is intended for professional medical use only.
• Ensure the device is regularly charged and maintained to guarantee readiness.

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Mechanism of Operation

The Vein Finder operates on the principle of transillumination using light in the near-infrared spectrum. Since deoxygenated blood in the veins absorbs this specific wavelength of light much more strongly than the surrounding skin and tissue, the veins stand out in high contrast. The device illuminates the area, allowing the user to see a map of the subcutaneous veins, making previously difficult sticks, particularly those for deep or rolling veins, visible and accessible.

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