1. OPEN AND IDENTIFY: Open your primary medical pack and visually locate the Blue Intravenous Cell by its standardized blue exterior. Grasp the top handle and extract the module from the pack.

2. STAGE THE MODULE: Place the cell on a stable, clean surface near the patient, such as a gurney, countertop, or ground on a sterile drape. Use the high-visibility zipper pulls to completely unzip the module and open it flat.

3. CONFIRM CONTENTS: Verify that all required supplies are present and accessible before initiating any procedure. Cross-reference against your service's approved load list if time permits.

4. APPLY TOURNIQUET: Retrieve the tourniquet from the immediate-access outer pocket or top layer and apply it to the patient's affected limb to establish venous engorgement for access.

5. PREP THE SITE: Retrieve an antiseptic prep pad, either alcohol or chlorhexidine, and cleanse the selected cannulation site using your service's approved technique.

6. SELECT AND INSERT CATHETER: Choose the appropriate gauge IV catheter from the dedicated elastic loop, with 18g, 20g, and 22g available in the recommended loadout. Perform cannulation according to your credentialed training and local protocol.

7. SECURE THE LINE: Upon successful cannulation, retrieve the saline lock or primary IV tubing from the main elastic loop section. Complete the procedure by retrieving a pre-filled saline flush and IV securement dressing to lock the line in place.

8. EXECUTE POST-INTERVENTION ACTIONS: Dispose of all single-use items and sharps immediately in an appropriate sharps container. Secure any remaining supplies within the cell, zip it closed, and return it to its designated location in the main pack.

9. MARK FOR RESTOCK: Flag the module for decontamination and full restock at the earliest opportunity. The module is considered out of service until contents are fully replenished, decontaminated, and verified against the approved load list.

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