URINE FLOWMETER, grad. 400ml overflow 2l drain. bag, ster.
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SCTDBAGUF42
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60210
HS Code:
901890
Last Updated on:
11/12/2024, 21:56:39
Single use
A single-use device, also referred to as a disposable device, is intended for use on one patient during a single procedure. It is not intended to be reprocessed (i.e., cleaned and disinfected or sterilized).
A06030302 - Urine flowmeter sets
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URINE FLOWMETER overflow system
Definition
A sterile device that is used to measure precisely the urine output of a catheterized patient. The device includes a graduated drip chamber which can be emptied into a drainable 2L bag with an overflow system. It is used for patients requiring close monitoring of urine output on an hourly basis.
Specifications
Quality standards
ISO 8669-2, 1996, edition 2, (confirmed 2023) Urine collection bags - Part 2: Requirements and test methods
Technical specifications
- Precision urimeter
- rigid container
- capacity 400 ml
- graduations: 1 ml for the first 45 ml, per 5 ml for the remaining 400 ml
- no-return system
- automatic overflow towards the urine bag
- Bag:
- flexible plastic, transparent frontside
- capacity: 2 litres
- graduations every 50 ml up to 500 ml, then per 100 ml up to 2l
- non-return valve at the tube inlet
- emptying system, single handed manipulation
- integrated hanging hook
- Drainage tube:
- flexible plastic
- length: ± 150 cm
- diameter: 8 mm
- universal connector for connecting to a catheter
- needle-free sampling port to be used with a Luer syringe
- protective cap
- Inside AND outside sterile device, for single use
Packaging & Labelling
Unit sterile packaging in peel-open pack
MSF requirements
Hourly urine output is largely admitted to be an important monitoring parameter in severely ill patients in many settings including: OTs, ICUs, Emergency departments PICU/NICU, burn units.
Hourly urine output values are often recommended as a target for IV fluid and vasopressor therapy in states of shock.
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