Cardinal Health Basin Set, 5/CS

Basin Set, 5/CS

This sterile basin set is a procedural pack for operating room workflows where time and setup efficiency matter. It fits facilities that want a ready-to-use combination of wraps and basins for procedures instead of gathering components separately. Each case includes five sets, and the pack includes two 54 x 54 inch CSR wraps along with a medicine cup, emesis basin, ring basin, sponge bowl, basin, and needle counter.

Good Fit For

• Operating room procedure setup
• Facilities standardizing procedural packs
• Teams that want fewer individually gathered components

Key Features

• Sterile basin set helps support efficient procedural setup in the operating room
• Preassembled contents reduce the need to pull multiple items separately
• Includes two 54 x 54 inch CSR wraps for procedure preparation
• Pack combines a basin, needle counter, medicine cup, sponge bowl, emesis basin, and ring basin
• Case format with five sets can simplify purchasing for recurring procedural needs

Applications and Usage

• Preparing sterile supplies for operating room procedures
• Stocking procedural packs for routine OR setup
• Supporting faster room turnover by using a ready-to-use basin set

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 54 x 54 inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Review the included components to confirm the set matches your procedure setup needs
• This is sold by the case, so ordering quantity should align with case-based inventory planning

FAQ

• What comes in this basin set? This basin set includes one basin, one needle counter, two sterile wraps, one medicine cup, one sponge bowl, one emesis basin, and one ring basin. The product details also note two 54 x 54 inch CSR wraps, a 700 mL emesis basin, a 2 ounce medicine cup, a 7 quart ring basin, and a 32 ounce sponge bowl.
• Is this basin set sterile? Yes. This basin set is sterile.
• How many basin sets are in a case? There are five basin sets in each case.
• Where is this basin set typically used? This basin set is intended for operating room use, where procedural packs can help improve setup efficiency.

From Cardinal Health.