Bard Infection Control Urine Drainage Bag With Anti-Reflux Chamber 2000 ml

Description

Bard Infection Control Urine Drainage Bag With Anti-Reflux Chamber features a rounded, teardrop shape that ensures more efficient drainage. Microbicidal Outlet Tube protects the drain bag from contamination resulting from retrograde bacterial migration. Bard EZ-Lok sampling port eliminates the risk of needlestick injuries and allows for needle-free aspiration.
Features of Bard Urinary Drainage Bag with Anti-Reflux Chamber
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Unique dome design of the anti-reflux chamber prevents urine reflux from the urine drain bag back into the drainage tube
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2000 ml drainage bag
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Single-use
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Sterile
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Latex free
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NO
needles
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How to use Infection Control Urinary Bag?
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Hold spine and lift meter to facilitate emptying.
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Periodic inspection of the system should be made to ensure that urine is flowing freely and is not obstructed.
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Bard
urine drainage bag should be placed near the foot of the bed, and below the level of the patient hip.
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Drain tubing should be secured to the draw sheet with the sheeting clip to provide a continuous downward sloping path to the drainage bag.
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When transporting the patient, do not place the drainage bag on the patient abdomen or between the legs.
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Excess tubing should be arranged to permit "straight line" drainage or coiled in a manner that does not allow the tubing to kink or fall below the level of the drainage bag.
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To promote optimum drainage, position the drainage tubing over the patient leg. This is especially important if the patient is obese.
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Never allow the drainage bag to be placed on the floor.
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Precautions to take While using Bard Drainage Bag
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Always keep the drainage bag lower than the catheter and the patient’s bladder:
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When the patient is being transported on a gurney
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When the patient ambulates
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When the patient is using a wheelchair
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Always arrange tubing in a straight-line fashion.
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Position tubing over patient’s leg
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Secure tubing to sheets using sheet clips
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Avoid compromising the closed system of the drainage bag. Many urine drainage problems can be solved by:
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Repositioning the patient, drainage bag or tubing
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Confirming that the Foley catheter is fully inserted into the bladder and fully inflated with the accurate volume of sterile water based on the recommended inflation volume
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Wash your hands immediately before and after any manipulation of the catheter site or apparatus
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Obtain specimens from a needleless safe sampling port using aseptic techniques
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Always use a separate collection container for each patient when draining