What is the IUPAC name of the compound below? 
Definitions:
Central Venous Access Device
A medical device inserted into a large vein to administer medication, fluids, blood products, and for obtaining blood tests.
Blood Cultures
Laboratory tests involving the cultivation of bacteria or other pathogens from a blood sample.
Sterile Gloves
Specially treated gloves that are free from all living microorganisms, used in medical procedures to maintain a sterile environment.
Sodium Chloride
A chemical compound more commonly known as salt, used in various medical treatments and as a food seasoning.
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