The picture is showing how a drug, Pro-Dafalgan, is adminstrated through infusion. An adapter with a built-in double-sided needle is placed on top of the glassbottle containing the drug (powder). The adapter is pushed down and the needle is penetrating the bottle's top membrane. The adapter is then mounted to an infusion bag. The bag is carefully squeezed and a few milliliters of natriumchloride is sent down into the bottle. The powder is mixed with the liquid. Turn the bag upsidedown and squeeze it gently. Air is pressed into the bottle and the drug is forced back into the bag. The drug is then ready to be given to the patient through a standard i.v.

Material:The client supplied the blue adapter and photos of the process.
Tools: FreeHand only.

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