Disposable Urine Bag for Boys

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Pediatric Urine Collector is a sterile urine collector designed specifically for infants, babies, or toddlers. It allows for the collection process to be simple for both the patient and medical professional. It has a spill-proof urine transport container and a secure surface adhesive. It is made for any gender and removes easily and painlessly. It is usually used at urine test together with urine plastic smaple bottle, wipes and others. The urine-collection bags contain an adhesive backing, which is applied all around the urethral and genital area in girls, but not the rectal area. In boys, the bag is placed around the penis and attached to the perineal area, avoiding the rectum. Every 15 minutes up to an hour, the bag is checked for a sufficient volume of urine.

Structure of Paediatric Urine Bag

It has the following sections, including plastic urine bag (transparent or translucent), certain shape opening, and adhesives

Paediatric Urine Bag Opening Style

It has three opening style for various gender considerations, including For girls opening, For boys opening, and Unisex opening. 

Specification

Usage of Paediatric Urine Bag

Pediatric urine collection bag
Before You Start...

The skin area must be clean and dry.
Avoid oils, baby powders, and lotion soaps that may leave a residue on the skin and interfere with the adhesive’s ability to stick.
Begin application on the tiny area of skin between the anus and genitals.
The narrow “bridge” on the adhesive patch prevents feces from contaminating the urine sample and helps position the collection bag.

For Girls
Step 1
Lay infant on her back and wash each skin fold in the genital area. A gentle bath soap is preferred. Avoid using a lotion soap solution as it can leave residue that may interfere with adhesion. Wash anus last. Rinse and dry. Cleanse entire area again using the towelette provided. Allow to air-dry.

Step 2
Remove protective backing from the bottom half of the adhesive patch. It is easier to leave the top half of the adhesive covered until the bottom section has been applied to the skin. Ensure that the skin surface is dry before applying collection bag.

Step 3
Stretch perineum to separate skin folds and expose vagina. When applying adhesive to the skin, be sure to start at the narrow bridge of skin that separates the vagina from the anus, and work outward from this point.

Step 4
Press adhesive firmly against the skin, avoiding wrinkles. When the bottom section is in place, remove the paper backing from the upper portion of the adhesive patch. Work upward to complete application, securing adhesive around the vagina.

For Boys

Step 1
Lay infant on his back, and wash entire genital area. A gentle bath soap is preferred. Avoid using a lotion soap solution as it can leave a residue that may interfere with adhesion. Wash scrotum first, then penis, and anus last. Rinse and dry. Cleanse entire area again using the towelette provided. Allow to air-dry.

Step 2
Remove protective backing from the bottom half of the adhesive patch. It is easier to leave the top half of the adhesive covered until the bottom section has been applied to the skin. However, with an active boy, it may be easier to leave all the backing in place until the collection bag has been fitted over the genital area.

Step 3
When pressing adhesive to the skin, be sure to start at the narrow bridge of skin that between the anus and the scrotum, and work outward from this point. Be sure skin is dry before applying the collection bag.

Step 4
Press adhesive firmly against the skin, avoiding wrinkles. When the bottom section is in place, remove the paper backing from the upper portion of the adhesive patch. Work upward to complete application.