Adsol Red Cell Preservation Kit
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This is a set of instructions for loading a centrifuge cup using the standard oval cup method. It includes precautions for handling the Adsol cannula and folding the top of the satellite containers to prevent interference with the rotor arm. It also specifies the stacking order of the containers, filter, tubing, and satellite containers and provides guidance for aligning and arranging them properly. Finally, it advises to ensure that the folded satellite container edges are level with or below the top of the centrifuge cup and to perform centrifugation according to center procedures.*

This is a set of instructions outlining the steps for loading a centrifuge cup using the large oval cup method. The instructions include arranging containers on a work surface, stacking the containers in the correct order, positioning tubing and filters, folding the tops of empty containers, and placing all components into the primary container. Precautions are also included to prevent pre-activation or interference with the centrifuge.*

This is a description of Anticoagulant Citrate Phosphate Dextrose Solution, which is used for the collection and processing of 500 mL blood. It comes with a Transfer-Pack container that contains Adsol Red Cell Preservation Solution and an Integral Fenwal Bioflex RC Red Cell Leukocyte Reduction Filter. The product should be stored at controlled room temperature and protected from freezing and excessive heat. Unused units in an open foil pouch may be kept for up to 30 days by folding and securing the open end of the feil pouch. However, they should not be removed from the foil pouch, and if they are, they should be returned within 12 hours. Units that are out of the foil pouch for longer than 96 hours must be discarded. The product is sterilized by steam and has a sterile fluid path. It should not be reused, and it should not be used if the product sterile barrier system is compromised.*

This text appears to be a caution or warning regarding the use of a medical product. It indicates that the product has been sterilized by steam and has a sterile fluid path, but should not be reused. Additionally, it warns users not to use the product if the sterile barrier system has been compromised. The text advises users to consult the instructions for use before using the product.*