Access Port Systems Paediatric Patient Guide. For an easy understanding of the device

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Access Port Systems Paediatric Patient Guide For an easy understanding of the device

Paediatric patient guide My name is: I was born on: 2

Hello,, my name is Dr, you or your parents can call me anytime to this number: We are at the hospital: Your nurse will be and, like me, you can call her whenever you need at this number: 3

Paediatric patient guide Hello, my name is, who are you? Hi, I am your access port and I will help you all through this guide to understand who I am and what I am used for. 4

I am made of a metallic cup closed with a septum to make a small reservoir in an Epoxy or PSU envelope. What do you look like? metallic cup Epoxy = hard transparent resin PSU = plastic I am connected to a catheter and we will be placed in your body to facilitate your treatment. Septum = round silicone pad closing your port A catheter is a long and thin tube taking the medecine inside your body. 5

Paediatric patient guide Sometimes children with an illness have to have lots of medecines. Then, the doctor places me under their skin. With me, you can have your medecine both at hospital or at home to help you keep fit and go on playing with your friends!! But why do I need an access port? 6

The doctor places me under your skin, that s why you will not be able to see me!! What happens during the operation? That s right, for the placement of your access port, I will use a vein called: On this drawing you can see the veins that can be used and the catheter attached to your access port. operation: it is when the doctor places the access port under your skin. 7

Paediatric patient guide No, it won t. Before you get to the operating theatre, you will be taken to the anaesthetic room, this is a special room where another doctor, the anaesthetist, will give you a special sleep, so that the operation will be totally painless!! And will it hurt? The operation itself will not last many minutes and then, you will wake up in another room called the recovery room. Then mum or dad and the nurse will come and fetch you and take you back to your room. 8

That s it, it s all over now! On the / / I gave you your access port. It is called and has a special number called lot number which is: 9

Paediatric patient guide So now that I have my access port, how will I get my medecines, how do you work? For your treatment, your nurse needs to inject you with some medecines and thanks to me, she will no longer puncture your veins but will put the needle directly into the septum. In this way, your injection will not be painful. During the infusion, the medecine goes through the catheter. Infusion: when a bag of fluid or a pump is attached to the needle and the contents are allowed to flow into the vein. 10

Horizontally: 1 tube connected to your port Your turn to play now, can you remember? 2 reservoir implanted in your body 3 silicone part closing the reservoir of 4 your port act performed by the doctor to place 1 5 your access port biological tube where the catheter is inserted 1 2 3 Vertically: 2 4 1 she will perform the punctures of your 2 3 access port its size will not exceed 1 or 2 cm one possible material for your port s envelope 4 3 4 act of receiving continuous treatment 5 Solution: Horizontally: 1: catheter; 2: port; 3: septum; 4: operation; 5: vein Vertically: 1: nurse; 2: scar; 3: epoxy; 4: infusion 11

Paediatric patient guide Of course not, don t worry, your nurse will put a special cream on your skin before the puncture, so that you won t feel the needle when the port is used. After the preparation, your nurse will puncture the port through your skin and the septum. And will it hurt when the nurse does the puncture? If the needle stays in place, it will be covered with a transparent dressing that will be changed every two days. If the port is not used, the dressing will be changed every five days. 12

Once more, don t worry, people will hardly see me! I am not big, see, if you link the points in the right order, I will appear in my actual size!! But then everybody will see I am ill? Your scar will not exceed 1 or 2 centimetres! And when your port is not used, you won t need any dressing on it, so that after a few days only, you will be able to go back to your favourite activities!! You will even be allowed to shower or go swimming!! Actual size of your scar: 13

Paediatric patient guide Take your crayons now!! You can enjoy colouring these drawings. 14

Now it is your turn to play at checking if my explanations were good!! Do you think the following sentences are right or wrong? After the placement, you will be able to go to school again. For your treatment you will stay in hospital away from your family. Using your port, the injection will be painless. Before total healing of the scar, you will be able to play games with your friends. With your port, you will be able to play football. You will be sleeping during the operation. With your port, you will be able to have a shower or go swimming. After the placement, everybody will be able to see your port. Put the YES or NO stickers on the above boxes. YES YES YES YES YES NO NO NO NO NO 15

B. Braun Medical S.A.S. 204, avenue du Maréchal Juin BP 331 92107 Boulogne Cedex France Fax +33 5 49 52 88 77 www.bbraun.fr www.aesculap-extra.net Subject to technical changes. All rights reserved. This brochure may only be used for the exclusive purpose of obtaining information about our products. Reproduction in any form partial or otherwise is not permitted. CE marked ZCPA0546 Ed01 05/2011