Disposable Sterile Catheterization Bag

Disposable sterile catheterization bags are also widely used in clinical practice. They are mainly used for patients with urinary retention and urinary retention. They can be used for catheterization before and after surgery. During use, the operating specifications should be strictly followed. This is a disposable item and reuse is strictly prohibited. If the packaging is broken, it is also strictly prohibited to use it. The operating procedures should be carefully read before use.

Disposable Sterile Catheterization Bag Injury Process

Disposable sterile catheterization bags are mainly used in clinical practice for catheterization of patients with urinary retention, urine retention and other diseases before and after surgery. Before using the disposable sterile catheterization bag, you need to read the catheterization operating procedures of each hospital in detail and strictly follow these procedures.

If the configuration inside the catheterization bag is inconsistent with the catheterization operating procedures of the hospital during use, the supplier of the disposable sterile catheterization bag should be notified immediately and corresponding improvement suggestions should be made. If a supplier cannot meet the hospital's operating rules, find another supplier. The hospital's operating rules cannot be changed or compromised at will.

What are the specific on-site operation procedures for the catheterization bag? First of all, before use, you must confirm whether the prepared disposable sterile catheterization bag is the model required by the patient, and confirm that the catheterization bag packaging is intact and not damaged.

Secondly, before catheterization, the patient needs to be arranged in the correct position, the drape needs to be laid, and the patient needs to be given necessary comfort; thirdly, internal and external disinfection must be performed twice in accordance with the hospital's catheterization operation rules, and no item should be missed.

It is recommended to use iodine-containing disinfectants or other low-irritation disinfectants for disinfection. For such disinfection, it is not advisable to choose disinfectants that are highly irritating to the skin.

Finally, the catheter balloon must be tested for water filling before use to ensure that the catheter balloon can be used normally. After filling with water, some distilled water should be added to the balloon tumor to ensure that the surface of the balloon is smooth. The specific operation of the disposable sterile catheterization bag must be determined according to the actual situation. The above is the commonly used operation method.