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What is Aspira drainage system?

The Aspira Drainage System is a tunneled, long-term catheter used to drain accumulated fluid from the pleural or peritoneal cavity to relieve symptoms associated with malignant pleural effusion or malignant ascites.

Can you flush an Aspira catheter?

WARNING: Do not flush or attempt to clear an occluded catheter with a syringe smaller than 10 mL. In the case of valve or catheter damage, the Aspira* Valve Assembly / Repair Kit may be used to replace the valve.

What is Aspira catheter?

The Aspira Drainage System is a tunneled, long-term catheter used to drain accumulated fluid from the pleural or peritoneal cavity to relieve symptoms associated with malignant pleural effusion or malignant ascites.

How do you take care of an Aspira drain?

6:12 9:22 Aspira Drainage System: Floor In-Service - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Clean the skin around the catheter exit. Site with an alcohol pad. Make sure the exit site and skinMoreClean the skin around the catheter exit. Site with an alcohol pad. Make sure the exit site and skin around that are dry before completing the dressing.

How long can a PleurX drain stay in?

You should drain fluid as directed by your doctor, usually every one to two days. Consult your doctor before changing the frequency of your drainage. Chest: If you keep your chest fairly free of fluid, you will be less likely to feel short of breath.

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How much can you drain from Aspira drain?

CAUTION: Do not drain more than 1,000 mL from the chest or more than 2,000 mL from the abdomen in any one drainage. Always follow the advice of your doctor.

How much can you drain from Aspira drain?

CAUTION: Do not drain more than 1,000 mL from the chest or more than 2,000 mL from the abdomen in any one drainage. Always follow the advice of your doctor.

What is the maximum amount of drainage from a pleural PleurX catheter in 24 hours unless otherwise ordered by MRP?

NOTE: Maximum drainage is 1000 mL from each lungs pleural space (total of 2000 mL if bilateral drainage) in a 24 hour period unless otherwise indicated by MRP order.

How do you flush a drain catheter?

2:20 4:02 Use the push pause method to flush your catheter. That means youll push 1/3 of the normal salineMoreUse the push pause method to flush your catheter. That means youll push 1/3 of the normal saline into your catheter. Then pause push the next 1/3. Then pause again then push the rest of the Saline.

How often do you change a PleurX drain dressing?

To care for your PleurX drainage catheter, you will: Inspect your catheter every day. Drain the fluid from your pleural space every day or as directed by your healthcare provider. Change your dressing regularly, at least once a week.

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