Cardinal Health Sterile Emesis Basin Light Blue 20 oz. Plastic Single Patient Use, 30 per Case

Sterile Emesis Basin Light Blue 20 oz. Plastic Single Patient Use, 30 per Case

This sterile emesis basin is a light blue plastic basin with a 20 oz. capacity. It fits patient-care settings that need a single-patient-use basin for fluid collection or ear irrigation support. The kidney shape helps the basin sit close to the body, and graduated markings in ounces and cubic centimeters make fluid tracking easier.

Good Fit For

• Patient-care areas needing a sterile emesis basin
• Fluid collection during vomiting episodes
• Ear irrigation setup
• Single-patient-use bedside supplies

Key Features

• Sterile basin supports workflows where a sterile item is required
• 20 oz. capacity holds up to 770 mL of liquid
• Kidney shape helps position the basin close to the body for fluid collection
• Graduated in ounces and cubic centimeters for monitoring fluids
• Plastic construction offers a sturdy, practical option for routine care
• Single-patient-use format supports patient-specific use

Applications and Usage

• Collecting vomit or other fluids at the bedside
• Supporting ear irrigation procedures
• Tracking collected fluid volumes using graduated markings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Single patient use may be important for facilities standardizing patient-dedicated items
• Graduated markings can help when staff need to observe and record fluid amounts
• Kidney shape may be preferable when the basin needs to rest close to the body

FAQ

• What is the capacity of this emesis basin? This emesis basin holds 20 ounces, which is also noted as up to 770 mL.
• Is this emesis basin sterile? Yes. This basin is sterile.
• Can this basin be used for ear irrigation? Yes. The product details state that it works well as an ear irrigation tray.
• Does this basin have measurement markings? Yes. The basin is graduated with measurements in ounces and cubic centimeters to help track fluids.
• What shape is the basin? This basin has a kidney shape, which helps it sit against the body when catching fluids.

From Cardinal Health.