The Welcome Message is the announcement setting for the initial message a caller hears when calling into the Call Queue. If selected, assign an announcement file to play before the call is sent to the overflow treatment.Ĭlick image for large view Welcome Message Check Play announcement before overflow processing (optional).If the maximum number of queued calls is met, the next call to be presented to the queue is treated with the overflow settings. If enabled, enter the amount of time in seconds. Check Mark calls after queue wait time (optional) to apply overflow treatment to queued calls after a certain amount of time.This can be an extension within any site or an external number.
Transfer to phone number – Enter the number to which you want to transfer overflow calls. Play ringing until caller hangs up – The caller hears ringing until they disconnect. Perform busy treatment – The caller hears a fast-busy tone. From drop-down menu, choose one of the following: Select the treatment to which overflow calls should be routed. Overflow treatment is applied to calls when the queue reaches its size limit or when callers have been in queue for a specified amount of time. Next, configure the Overflow Settings. The caller ID will show the calling party caller ID name and number. Caller ID – Enter a label which will be shown to Call Queue agents as part of the Caller ID on incoming calls to queue. By default, it is the last four digits of the lead phone number. This can be used by users in the Enterprise to call the Hung Group. Extension – Shows the extension number of the Call Queue. Find the number and select the Options menu. (If you would like to change this number at any time, go to Numbers tab in the left-hand navigation menu. Number – This is the lead number defined for the Call Queue. It may be changed to provide a more meaningful label. By default the Call Queue is given the lead phone number as the name. Call Queue Name – This is the name defined for the Call Queue which shows in the list of Call Queue. Then configure the Incoming Call information. Portal, catheter, PORT-A-CATH straight needle, blunt needle (except preassembled systems), and vein pick. Material thrombogenicity in central venous catheterization: A comparison between soft, antebrachial catheters of silicone elastomer and polyurethane. Linder L, Curelaru I, Gustavsson B, et al. Contoured tip for ease of advancement into the vein. Catheter markings for reference during catheter placement. Surface structure shown to be lower in platelet adhesion. Firm at room temperature for easier advancement into the vein with silicone-like softness at body temperature. High tensile and shear strength designed to withstand high pressure. Smaller introducer than silicone catheters with the same internal diameter. 
Smaller outer diameter than silicone catheters with the same internal diameter.PolyFlow Polyurethane catheter is kink-resistant, biocompatible and radiopaque.PolyFlow Polyurethane catheter minimizes outer/inner diameter ratio and maximizes flow rate.
Portal systems are MR Conditional up to 3-Tesla. ULTRA-LOCK catheter connector integrated with portal for ease of system assembly. Beveled suture holes designed for ease of suturing. High compression SECUR SITE® septum captured in titanium designed for needle retention and stability. Distinct rounded septum ring designed to assist in septum location. Needle-stop titanium reservoir floor creates positive tactile feedback when the accessing needle makes contact. Contoured shape designed for patient comfort and ease of portal palpation. Light weight durable titanium portal reservoir provides gouge resistance and long-term durability. Single-lumen Portal, ID 1.0 mm, OD 1.9, length 76 cm, Introducer Needle 6 Fr Features of the Deltec Port-A-Cath Venous Access System:ĭesigned to permit repeated access to the venous system for the parenteral delivery of medications, fluids, and nutritional solutions and for the sampling of venous blood.
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