Urinary Drainage Bag with 2000 mL Capacity by Dynarex

A urinary drainage bag, also known as a catheter bag, is a medical device used to collect urine from a person's bladder when they are unable to urinate on their own. It is attached to a urinary catheter, a thin flexible tube that is inserted into the bladder through the urethra, to allow urine to drain out of the body. The bag is typically made of plastic and has a large opening at the top to collect the urine. It may also have a spout at the bottom for emptying the collected urine into a toilet or drain. Urinary drainage bags come in different sizes and types, such as leg bags that can be attached to the leg for more discreet use and larger bedside bags for overnight use. They are commonly used in hospitals, nursing homes, and for people who have difficulty emptying their bladder due to medical conditions or surgery.

How to use a Urinary Drainage Bag:
1. Preparing the bag: Before using the urinary drainage bag, always make sure to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Then, gather all necessary supplies such as the drainage bag, towel, and cleansing wipes.
2. Checking the bag: Inspect the urinary drainage bag to make sure it is clean and undamaged. Check the expiry date and the sealing of the bag.
3. Setting up the bag: Open the packaging of the bag and locate the inlet valve connector at the bottom of the bag. Carefully open this valve to allow the urine to flow into the bag. Hang the bag on the hook or bed rail, making sure it is secure and at a suitable height for the drainage.
4. Positioning yourself: To ensure proper drainage, sit upright on a chair or bed with your knees slightly bent. Women should spread their legs widely while men should hold their penis at a 90-degree angle over the bag.
5. Connecting the catheter tubing: Hold the catheter that is attached to the tubing and insert it gently into the inlet valve of the drainage bag.
6. Checking the flow: Once the bag is set up and connected to the catheter, check the flow of the urine. Make sure the catheter is inserted properly and that there are no kinks or obstruction in the tubing.
7. Securing the bag: Once the flow of urine is confirmed, you can secure the tubing to your leg using a leg strap or tape. This ensures that the tubing stays in place and does not pull on the catheter.
8. Replacing the bag: When the drainage bag is full or as directed by your healthcare provider, it needs to be emptied and replaced. Follow the same steps for setting up a new bag as mentioned above. Dispose of the old bag according to healthcare guidelines.
9. Caring for the catheter: It is important to maintain good hygiene by cleaning the catheter and the surrounding area regularly. Use warm water and a mild soap to clean the area around the catheter. Dry the area gently with a towel after cleaning.
10. Removal of the catheter: If your healthcare provider has given you instructions on how to remove the catheter, make sure to follow them carefully. If not, seek medical assistance.

Note: Always consult your healthcare provider if you experience any discomfort, pain or unusual discharge while using a urinary drainage bag. Proper hygiene and care are crucial to prevent any infections or complications.

The Urinary Drainage Bag 2000 ml is a top-quality product that is designed to make the process of draining urine from the bladder easier. The bag is made of durable materials and has a large capacity, making it perfect for use in hospitals, clinics, and other medical settings. The bag is also easy to use, with a simple design that makes it easy to attach to a urinary catheter.

Dynarex Urinary Drainage Bag 2000 ml is a sterile, urine catheter collection bag equipped with anti-reflux valve and a universal hanger for easy mounting.

Features:

• Large 2000 ml Urine Capacity
• Sterile Fluid Pathway
• Anti Reflux Valve
• Air Vent
• Universal Hanger
• Urine Sampling Adapter
• 100% Latex Free