Bard Medical Bardia 2-Way Silicone Coated Catheter with 5cc Balloon, Latex, 14F - REPLACES 57123514A, EA/1

Bardia 2-Way Silicone Coated Catheter with 5cc Balloon, Latex, 14F - REPLACES 57123514A, EA/1

The Bardia 2-way silicone coated catheter is a sterile latex Foley catheter with a 5 cc balloon. It is intended for urinary drainage, irrigation, and retention in hospitals or home care when a patient is unable to urinate independently. This 14F catheter has two lumens, with one lumen for drainage and one for balloon inflation.

Good Fit For

• Urinary drainage in hospitals
• Home care for patients unable to urinate independently
• Urinary irrigation workflows
• Urinary retention management

Key Features

• 2-way Foley catheter with separate lumens for drainage and balloon inflation
• Silicone coating helps reduce urethral irritation
• Sterile catheter supports ready-to-use clinical and home care workflows
• Latex construction for buyers who specifically select latex Foley catheters
• 5 cc balloon for retention
• 14F size for facilities and caregivers matching prescribed catheter size

Applications and Usage

• Routine urinary drainage
• Urinary irrigation
• Catheter retention with balloon inflation
• Patient care in hospital settings
• Home care urinary management

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 45 Inch.
• Material: Latex.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This catheter is latex, so material preference and patient sensitivity should be checked before selection.
• Choose the prescribed 14F size and 5 cc balloon configuration to match the intended care plan.
• This is a 2-way catheter, which is appropriate when separate drainage and balloon inflation lumens are needed.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This is a 2-way Foley catheter with a silicone coating, latex construction, and a 5 cc balloon.
• What is the catheter used for? The catheter is used for urinary drainage, irrigation, and retention.
• Is this catheter sterile? Yes. This catheter is sterile.
• How does the 2-way design work? The 2-way design uses two lumens: one lumen handles drainage and the other is used for balloon inflation.
• Where is this catheter commonly used? This catheter is intended for use in hospitals or home care for patients who are unable to urinate independently.

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