Coatings ease insertion to help prevent urethra trauma
Length, 16IN
Effective 7/28/2018, Cardinal Health material number KC3558 changes to 3558.
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Box of 10
How does the design of the 355800 catheter prevent urethra trauma during insertion?
The coatings on the 355800 catheter are designed to ease insertion, helping to prevent urethra trauma during use. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Can this catheter be safely reused, or is it designed for single use only?
This catheter is designed for single use only to ensure safety and prevent infection. [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards]
In what types of medical scenarios is the Dover Silicone Latex Urethral Catheter most beneficial?
This catheter is most beneficial in scenarios requiring urethral catheterization to manage urinary retention or monitor urine output in medical settings. [Manufacturer Info]
How does this catheter compare to other 14 Fr urethral catheters on the market in terms of patient comfort?
The silicone latex material and smooth coatings of this catheter are designed to enhance patient comfort compared to other 14 Fr urethral catheters. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
If I'm a caregiver, what are the best practices for preparing and inserting this catheter safely?
Best practices include ensuring sterility, using appropriate lubrication, and following aseptic techniques to avoid infection during catheter insertion. [Industry Standards]
Are there any common issues users encounter with the 355800 that we should be aware of?
Common issues may include discomfort during insertion or potential allergic reactions to latex, though specific user feedback isn't documented. [Product Specs]
How should these catheters be stored to maintain their effectiveness and safety?
Store these catheters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their effectiveness and safety. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there any notable difference between the new material number 3558 and the old KC3558?
The change from KC3558 to 3558 primarily reflects a material number update; no changes in product specifications or performance are indicated. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific patient conditions that would make this catheter preferable over others?
This catheter may be preferable for patients sensitive to non-latex materials, requiring a silicone latex option to minimize allergic reactions. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Coatings ease insertion to help prevent urethra trauma
Length, 16IN
Effective 7/28/2018, Cardinal Health material number KC3558 changes to 3558.
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Box of 10
How does the design of the 355800 catheter prevent urethra trauma during insertion?
The coatings on the 355800 catheter are designed to ease insertion, helping to prevent urethra trauma during use. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Can this catheter be safely reused, or is it designed for single use only?
This catheter is designed for single use only to ensure safety and prevent infection. [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards]
In what types of medical scenarios is the Dover Silicone Latex Urethral Catheter most beneficial?
This catheter is most beneficial in scenarios requiring urethral catheterization to manage urinary retention or monitor urine output in medical settings. [Manufacturer Info]
How does this catheter compare to other 14 Fr urethral catheters on the market in terms of patient comfort?
The silicone latex material and smooth coatings of this catheter are designed to enhance patient comfort compared to other 14 Fr urethral catheters. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
If I'm a caregiver, what are the best practices for preparing and inserting this catheter safely?
Best practices include ensuring sterility, using appropriate lubrication, and following aseptic techniques to avoid infection during catheter insertion. [Industry Standards]
Are there any common issues users encounter with the 355800 that we should be aware of?
Common issues may include discomfort during insertion or potential allergic reactions to latex, though specific user feedback isn't documented. [Product Specs]
How should these catheters be stored to maintain their effectiveness and safety?
Store these catheters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their effectiveness and safety. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there any notable difference between the new material number 3558 and the old KC3558?
The change from KC3558 to 3558 primarily reflects a material number update; no changes in product specifications or performance are indicated. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific patient conditions that would make this catheter preferable over others?
This catheter may be preferable for patients sensitive to non-latex materials, requiring a silicone latex option to minimize allergic reactions. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Features and Benefits:
Coatings ease insertion to help prevent urethra trauma
Length, 16IN
Effective 7/28/2018, Cardinal Health material number KC3558 changes to 3558.
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Box of 10
How does the design of the 355800 catheter prevent urethra trauma during insertion?
The coatings on the 355800 catheter are designed to ease insertion, helping to prevent urethra trauma during use. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Can this catheter be safely reused, or is it designed for single use only?
This catheter is designed for single use only to ensure safety and prevent infection. [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards]
In what types of medical scenarios is the Dover Silicone Latex Urethral Catheter most beneficial?
This catheter is most beneficial in scenarios requiring urethral catheterization to manage urinary retention or monitor urine output in medical settings. [Manufacturer Info]
How does this catheter compare to other 14 Fr urethral catheters on the market in terms of patient comfort?
The silicone latex material and smooth coatings of this catheter are designed to enhance patient comfort compared to other 14 Fr urethral catheters. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
If I'm a caregiver, what are the best practices for preparing and inserting this catheter safely?
Best practices include ensuring sterility, using appropriate lubrication, and following aseptic techniques to avoid infection during catheter insertion. [Industry Standards]
Are there any common issues users encounter with the 355800 that we should be aware of?
Common issues may include discomfort during insertion or potential allergic reactions to latex, though specific user feedback isn't documented. [Product Specs]
How should these catheters be stored to maintain their effectiveness and safety?
Store these catheters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their effectiveness and safety. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there any notable difference between the new material number 3558 and the old KC3558?
The change from KC3558 to 3558 primarily reflects a material number update; no changes in product specifications or performance are indicated. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific patient conditions that would make this catheter preferable over others?
This catheter may be preferable for patients sensitive to non-latex materials, requiring a silicone latex option to minimize allergic reactions. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Features and Benefits:
Coatings ease insertion to help prevent urethra trauma
Length, 16IN
Effective 7/28/2018, Cardinal Health material number KC3558 changes to 3558.
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Box of 10
How does the design of the 355800 catheter prevent urethra trauma during insertion?
The coatings on the 355800 catheter are designed to ease insertion, helping to prevent urethra trauma during use. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Can this catheter be safely reused, or is it designed for single use only?
This catheter is designed for single use only to ensure safety and prevent infection. [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards]
In what types of medical scenarios is the Dover Silicone Latex Urethral Catheter most beneficial?
This catheter is most beneficial in scenarios requiring urethral catheterization to manage urinary retention or monitor urine output in medical settings. [Manufacturer Info]
How does this catheter compare to other 14 Fr urethral catheters on the market in terms of patient comfort?
The silicone latex material and smooth coatings of this catheter are designed to enhance patient comfort compared to other 14 Fr urethral catheters. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
If I'm a caregiver, what are the best practices for preparing and inserting this catheter safely?
Best practices include ensuring sterility, using appropriate lubrication, and following aseptic techniques to avoid infection during catheter insertion. [Industry Standards]
Are there any common issues users encounter with the 355800 that we should be aware of?
Common issues may include discomfort during insertion or potential allergic reactions to latex, though specific user feedback isn't documented. [Product Specs]
How should these catheters be stored to maintain their effectiveness and safety?
Store these catheters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their effectiveness and safety. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there any notable difference between the new material number 3558 and the old KC3558?
The change from KC3558 to 3558 primarily reflects a material number update; no changes in product specifications or performance are indicated. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific patient conditions that would make this catheter preferable over others?
This catheter may be preferable for patients sensitive to non-latex materials, requiring a silicone latex option to minimize allergic reactions. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]