Urine Meter Drainage Bag With Measure Bottle Disposable Collection Medical Grade PVC Material Urine Meter Bag CE ISO

1.Product Description

The Urine Meter Drainage Bag is a sterile and disposable medical device designed for accurate measurement and collection of urine output. It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings to monitor urinary output in patients.

2.Key Features

• Measurement Accuracy: The integrated urine meter allows precise measurement of urine output, enabling healthcare providers to monitor kidney function and fluid balance accurately.
• Anti-Reflux Valve: Prevents urine backflow and helps maintain a closed urinary drainage system, reducing the risk of infection.
• Comfortable Straps: Adjustable and comfortable straps ensure secure attachment to the patient's bed or wheelchair.
• Easy-to-Read Scale: The clear and easy-to-read scale on the urine meter facilitates quick and accurate urine volume readings.
• Sterile and Latex-Free: The drainage bag is sterile and latex-free, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions and infections.

3.Order Information

4.Product detail diagram

5.Specifications

• Capacity: [Specify capacity e.g., 2000 ml]
• Tube Length: [Specify tube length e.g., 90 cm]
• Material: [Specify material e.g., PVC]
• Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide (ETO) sterilized
• Single-Use: For single-use only. Discard after use.

6.Usage Instructions

• Ensure the drainage bag is securely attached to the patient's bed or wheelchair.
• Connect the catheter to the drainage port on the bag.
• Hang the bag below the level of the bladder to facilitate urine flow.
• Periodically empty the bag and record urine output measurements as per healthcare provider instructions.
• Dispose of the bag properly after use.

7.Caution

Follow healthcare provider instructions for proper use and disposal of the urine meter drainage bag. Do not reuse the bag to prevent infections and complications.

The frequency of emptying the urine meter drainage bag depends on various factors, including the patient's urinary output, the capacity of the drainage bag, and the healthcare provider's instructions. Here are some general guidelines:

General Recommendations:

1. Regular Monitoring: Healthcare providers typically establish a schedule for monitoring and emptying the urine meter drainage bag based on the patient's urinary output and medical condition.

2. Patient-Specific: The frequency of emptying may vary from patient to patient. Some patients may have higher urinary output and require more frequent emptying.

3. Capacity: It is essential to check the capacity of the drainage bag. Once the bag is approaching its maximum capacity, it should be emptied promptly to prevent overflow.

Common Practices:

• Hourly Monitoring: In critical care settings or postoperative care, hourly monitoring and emptying of the drainage bag may be necessary to accurately track urinary output.

• Every 2-4 Hours: In general medical-surgical units, emptying the drainage bag every 2 to 4 hours is common practice, but this can vary based on the patient's condition.

• Assessing Output: Healthcare providers may adjust the emptying frequency based on the volume of urine collected in the drainage bag during each check.