Urine Bag Collection Urinary Drainage Bag Disposable Sterilize Luxury Type

Product Specification

Urine Bag Collection Urinary Drainage Bag Disposable Sterilize Luxury Type 2000ml T Valve

 
A urinary drainage bag, commonly known as a urinary catheter bag, is typically used in conjunction with the following items, and there are certain considerations to keep in mind:
 
Catheter: The urinary drainage bag usually needs to be connected to a urinary catheter to guide urine from the catheter into the bag. A urinary catheter is a thin tube-like device inserted into the bladder to assist with urine drainage.
 
Leg straps or adhesive tape: To ensure that the urinary drainage bag remains securely attached to the patient, leg straps or adhesive tape are often used. These straps or tape can be used to secure the bag to the thigh, waist, or abdomen.
 
Cleansing supplies: To maintain cleanliness of the urinary drainage bag and the surrounding area, appropriate cleansing supplies such as warm water and soap or specialized cleansers should be used. Keeping the area clean is crucial during bag changes and routine care.
 
Skin barrier products: For patients using urinary drainage bags for an extended period, especially those prone to skin damage or allergic reactions, skin barrier products can be considered. These products help protect the skin from irritation and damage caused by urine exposure.
 
Urine Bag Capacity: The urine bag has a capacity of 2000ml, which means it can hold up to 2000 milliliters of urine. This larger capacity is suitable for individuals who require extended use or have higher urine output.
 
Disposable and Sterilized: The urine bag is designed for single-use and is disposable. It comes sterilized, ensuring a clean and hygienic product that reduces the risk of urinary tract infections and contamination.
 
Luxury Type: The term "luxury type" typically refers to additional features or design elements that enhance user comfort and convenience. The specific luxury features of this urinary drainage bag may vary, but they can include features such as soft and comfortable straps, anti-reflux valves, odor control mechanisms, or user-friendly design elements.
 
T Valve: The urinary drainage bag is equipped with a T valve. The T valve is a type of drainage outlet that allows for easy and controlled emptying of the urine bag. It typically consists of a twist valve or a lever mechanism that can be opened to release urine and closed to prevent leakage.
 
Sterilization: Sterilization is a crucial aspect of the urinary drainage bag, ensuring that the bag is free from harmful microorganisms and safe for use. Sterilization methods can include ethylene oxide (ETO) gas sterilization or gamma radiation sterilization.
 
Disposable Urine Bag with T-Tap Valve
1. Used for liquid-lending and urine collection after operation
2. Capacity: 1000ml ,1500ml ,2000ml
3. T-Tap Valve
4. Adapter with cap, Anti-Reflux Valve or without Anti-Reflux Valve
5. Medical grade PVC,non-toxic
6. The Urine Bag is made from PVC in medical grade. It consists of bag, connecting tube,
taper connector, bottom outlet and handle.
7. It is intended to use with an indwelling catheter in persons who are incontinent of urine,
can not urinate in the normal way, or need to have the bladder flow continually.
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What is a urinary drainage bag?
Urine drainage bags collect urine. Your bag will attach to a catheter (tube) that is inside your bladder. You may have a catheter and urine drainage bag because you have urinary incontinence (leakage), urinary retention (not being able to urinate), surgery that made a catheter necessary, or another health problem.
 
How long can you use a urinary drainage bag?
Urinary drainage bags must be discarded every seven (7) days from first use when: • switching from a leg bag to a large drainage bag; disconnecting the drainage bag from the catheter; and • the bag is leaking, damaged, discolored, stiff and brittle or a strong odor persists after cleaning.
 
Can you shower with a urine bag?
Leave your bag or valve attached to the catheter while showering. If you have a leg bag, it must be kept below the level of your bladder at all times. Sometimes you may get urine leaking down the urethra. This is nothing to worry about but contact your doctor or nurse to get further advice.