Catheter Intermittent (Female) - Sterile 10 Fr, Black 50/cs

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Female Intermittent Catheter - 10 Fr

Dynarex Intermittent Catheters are high-quality PVC catheters designed to help manage bladder drainage. The Catheters feature smooth tips for improved comfort and offset drainage eyelets to help facilitate flow. The Catheters are color-coded for easy size identification as well.

High-quality PVC catheters designed to effectively manage bladder drainage
Smooth, straight tips allow for comfortable insertion
Polished, offset drainage eyelets help facilitate urine flow
Sterile and individually sealed for optimal hygiene
Color-coded: Black
Frequently used in cases of urinary retention, bladder obstruction, paralysis, or loss of sensation
Not made with natural rubber latex
50/Cs

Case Size: 50/Cs
Color: Black
Country Of Origin: China
Manufacturer: Dynarex
Material: PVC
Size: 10 Fr
Sold By: Case of 50

Catheter Intermittent (Female) - Sterile 10 Fr, Black 50/cs - 10 Fr Black | Dealmed Medical Supplies

How does the smooth tip design of the Catheter Intermittent (Female) - Sterile contribute to patient comfort during insertion?

The smooth tip design of the Catheter Intermittent (Female) - Sterile helps to minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of urethral trauma during insertion [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].

What potential complications should clinicians be aware of when using this catheter in patients with urinary retention?

Clinicians should be vigilant for potential complications such as urinary tract infections, urethral injuries, and discomfort during the use of this catheter in patients with urinary retention [Manufacturer Info].

In what ways does the color-coding system for sizes aid in the quick selection of catheters for different patients?

The color-coding system simplifies size identification, enabling quick and accurate selection of the appropriate catheter size for different patients, enhancing efficiency and reducing errors [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].

What should I do if the catheter doesn't seem to drain properly after insertion?

If the catheter does not drain properly after insertion, check for kinks or blockages, ensure it is fully inserted, and consult medical guidelines or a healthcare professional if issues persist [Manufacturer Info].

Are there specific instructions for disposing of these PVC catheters to ensure hygiene and safety?

Dispose of these sterile PVC catheters in accordance with healthcare facility protocols for medical waste to ensure hygiene and safety, typically involving placement in designated biohazard containers [Manufacturer Info].

How does this catheter compare with others that include natural rubber latex, in terms of allergy considerations?

This catheter, being free from natural rubber latex, minimizes the risk of allergic reactions and is safer for use in patients with latex allergies [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].

What storage conditions should be maintained to preserve the sterility of these catheters?

Store these catheters in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maintain sterility and material integrity until use [Product Specs].

Can you explain the scenarios under which this product would be specifically beneficial for managing bladder obstruction?

This catheter is specifically beneficial for managing bladder obstruction by facilitating urine flow through polished, offset drainage eyelets, particularly in cases where natural drainage is not possible [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].

How do Dynarex Intermittent Catheters ensure your safety and quality expectations are met?

Dynarex Intermittent Catheters meet safety and quality expectations through their sterile, individually sealed packaging and consistent manufacturing standards, ensuring reliable performance [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].