ISO13485 Surgical Latex Foley Catheter 2 Way 3 Way Multi Function

Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter 
 

specifications: 1way / 2way / 3way / 4way

Featrue:

1. Made from natural latex.
2. Good biocompatibility
3. Silicone coated surface reducing allergic reaction
4. Smooth tapered tip facilitating introducting
5. Color-coded for visualization of size
6. Length: 270mm (pediatric); 400mm (standard)
7. Single use only
8. CE, ISO 13485 certificates

Product Benefits
1. Silicone Coated Foley Catheters help reduce discomfort or irritation during insertion. They consists of two layers: a latex core, and an outer layer of silicone that provides a smooth surface.
2. Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter can make insertion more comfortable, and provide protection against infection.
3. The thermo-sensitive properties of latex are one reason that people prefer using them to other materials. They're also flexible, which can ease discomfort during insertion for many people. If you have trouble inserting catheters, latex catheters may be a better option for you.
4. Silicone Coated Latex Foley catheter is cheaper.

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Introduction to latex catheter
Latex catheter is a medical device used for bladder drainage in the human body, mainly made of latex. It is usually used to treat urinary excretion disorders caused by various reasons, such as urinary retention, cystitis and other diseases. The latex catheter has a conical shape, with an opening at one end for collecting urine and a plastic tube connected to the other end for excreting urine from the human body. Latex catheters come in various sizes and models to cater to different age groups and genders.

How to insert a catheter?
Urinary catheter is a medical device used to drain urine, which is usually used for patients with urinary retention, surgery and other conditions.

The following are the general steps for using a catheter:
Disinfection and preparation: Wash hands and wear gloves first. Prepare necessary materials such as catheters, disinfectants, physiological saline, lubricants, etc. Disinfect the catheter.

Positioning and preparation: Place the patient in a flat or semi seated position, exposing the bladder area. Disinfect the v-a-g-i-n-a or urethra and rinse with sterile physiological saline.

Inserting a catheter: Take an appropriately sized catheter and apply lubricant to the catheter. Insert a catheter into the patient's urethra or v-a-g-i-n-a and push it upwards along the urethra or v-a-g-i-n-a until it reaches the bladder. If encountering resistance, stop and wait for a while to allow the patient to relax, then try pushing again.

Fixed catheter: Fix the catheter in a suitable position, usually using a bandage or catheter holder to secure it to the thigh.

Urine measurement: Connect a catheter to a collection bag or container to measure the amount and color of urine.

The use of catheters requires careful handling to avoid unnecessary harm or infection to patients. If you need to use a catheter, please ensure that you have received guidance and training from a doctor or nurse, and follow the correct operating steps.

Latex catheter function
1. Assist patients with artificial catheterization: Latex catheters are soft, transparent, latex made catheters that can be easily inserted into the patient's urethra and guide urine discharge from the kidneys. When patients need to undergo artificial catheterization, doctors can use latex catheters to guide urine to the correct location to avoid urine being discharged from the wrong place.

2. Relieve pain: During the insertion of a catheter, patients usually feel pain or discomfort. This is because when the catheter is inserted into the urethra, it will stimulate the urethra, causing pain or discomfort. The use of latex catheters can alleviate pain or discomfort, making patients feel more comfortable.

3. Prevention of urinary tract infections: During the use of latex catheters by patients, bacteria can be prevented from entering the urethra, thereby preventing urinary tract infections. Urinary tract infection is a common disease that can cause symptoms such as pain, frequent urination, and urgency in patients. The use of latex catheters can prevent bacteria from entering the urethra and prevent the occurrence of urinary tract infections.

4. Promoting rehabilitation: The use of latex catheters can help patients recover their function. During the insertion of the catheter, patients can avoid the discharge of urine from the kidneys, thereby promoting kidney recovery and functional recovery. The use of latex catheters can also help patients alleviate pain, alleviate discomfort, and accelerate recovery.