Product Reference Sheet MicroClave® Neutral Displacement Connector Directions for Use Disinfect to Protect >> When placing a new MicroClave on a catheter, disinfect the catheter hub and prime the MicroClave. >> Before accessing a MicroClave, always disinfect the injection site with the approved antiseptic per facility protocol. >> Scrub the injection site in accordance with facility protocol for appropriate scrubbing and dry times. Administer or Aspirate >> Attach IV tubing, syringe or blood tube holder to MicroClave by inserting the luer and twisting ¼ turn, or until a friction fit is achieved. >> Do not over-tighten a luer beyond the friction fit as this may damage both the luer and the MicroClave. >> To disconnect, grasp MicroClave and then twist mating luer away from MicroClave until loose. Do not hold catheter hub during disconnect as this may cause accidental removal of MicroClave from hub. Flush After Each Use >> Flush the MicroClave with normal saline or in accordance with facility protocol. After blood use, the MicroClave can be flushed clean and does not require change-out. >> Use routine flushing in accordance with facility protocol in order to maintain catheter patency. >> Change MicroClave in accordance with facility protocol and CDC Guidelines. Functional Attributes >> Lipid and Blood Compatible >> Radiographic Imaging Compatible (CT Compatible) >> Contains No Latex, Phthalate’s (DEHP) or Metal MicroClave’s saline flush option can eliminate the risk of Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia (H