Medline Foley Catheter Insertion Trays, 1 Each

Foley Catheter Insertion Trays, 1 Each

Foley catheter insertion trays are sterile kits for catheterization setup. They work well for clinicians who want flexibility to choose the catheter and drain bag separately for each patient while still getting key setup components in one tray. This tray includes a graduated collection basin, a non-latex packet, gloves, a specimen container, and a 10 mL syringe.

Good Fit For

• Catheter insertion setup when the catheter and drain bag are selected separately
• Clinical settings that prefer sterile procedure trays
• Facilities looking for a tray with non-latex components

Key Features

• Sterile tray supports catheter insertion setup in a ready-to-use format
• Lets clinicians choose the catheter and drain bag separately for patient-specific needs
• Graduated collection basin helps with organized fluid collection during setup
• Non-latex packet can support latex-free purchasing preferences
• Includes gloves, specimen container, and 10 mL syringe for core procedure needs

Applications and Usage

• Preparing for Foley catheter insertion
• Setting up a sterile catheterization field
• Collecting a specimen during catheter-related procedures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Drain bag is not included, so a compatible bag must be selected separately.
• This tray is a 16 Fr, 10 cc configuration, which may matter for protocol-specific purchasing.
• Patient prep in this tray is PVP.

FAQ

• Does this Foley catheter insertion tray include a drain bag? No. This tray does not include a drain bag, so buyers should plan to order the drain bag separately.
• Is the tray sterile? Yes. This Foley catheter insertion tray is sterile.
• Are gloves included in the tray? Yes. Gloves are included as part of the tray.
• What procedure components are included? The tray includes a graduated collection basin, a non-latex packet, gloves, a specimen container, and a 10 mL syringe.
• What size configuration is this tray? This tray is associated with a 16 Fr size and a 10 cc balloon size.

From Medline.