McKesson Ear Basin Polypropylene Kidney

Ear Basin Polypropylene Kidney

This ear basin is a reusable polypropylene kidney basin shaped to fit under a patient's ear during ear care. It works well for clinical settings that want a basin made for ear wash workflows and may be used with select McKesson Ear Wash Systems. The basin is specially molded for ear positioning and can be autoclaved up to 250 degree F or cold sterilized according to facility standards and procedures for polypropylene.

Good Fit For

• Ear wash and ear care workflows
• Facilities using compatible McKesson Ear Wash Systems
• Reusable basin programs with polypropylene reprocessing procedures

Key Features

• Ear basin design is specially molded to fit under the patient ear for more practical positioning
• Reusable polypropylene construction supports repeat use in facility settings
• Kidney style shape helps match ear care and irrigation workflows
• Autoclavable up to 250 degree F for polypropylene reprocessing protocols
• May be used with McKesson Ear Wash Systems 140-2, 140-3, 140-4, and 140-5

Applications and Usage

• Positioning under the ear during ear washing
• Collecting fluid during ear care procedures
• Supporting workflows that use McKesson Ear Wash Systems

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BG.
• Follow facility standards and procedures for polypropylene when using cold sterilization
• Autoclave use is limited to up to 250 degree F
• Check workflow needs if you plan to use the basin with McKesson Ear Wash Systems

FAQ

• Can this ear basin be reused? Yes. This ear basin is intended for reusable use.
• Can this ear basin be sterilized? Yes. The polypropylene ear basin can be autoclaved up to 250 degree F or cold sterilized according to your facility's standards and procedures for polypropylene.
• Will this basin work with McKesson Ear Wash Systems? Yes. This ear basin may be used with McKesson Ear Wash Systems 140-2, 140-3, 140-4, and 140-5.
• What shape is the basin? This is a kidney-style ear basin, specially molded to fit under the patient's ear.

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