Who Uses This Product? Catheterized patients in a hospital or home care setting.
Why Give It a Try? It offers a larger 4000mL capacity with a teardrop shape to support easy drainage.
Bard 153509 Drainage Bag Overview
The Bard Drainage Bag 4000mL , also referred to as a Night Bedside Drain Bag, has a rounded teardrop shape to assist with easy draining. The drainage bag connects with a male external catheter or a foley catheter when a patient is recovering from surgery. It also is used regularly to collect urine when an individual has urinary incontinence due to spinal cord injury or physical disability. The Bard Drain Bag comes with a double hook hanger to hang at the foot of the bed. It’s placed at a lower elevation than the patient to be more comfortable for the patient and allow gravity to assist with drainage. The double hook hanger easily hangs to a wheelchair or walker.
The Bard 4000mL Urinary Drainage Bag is bacteriostatic to lower the risk of urinary tract infection occurrences. Bard’s EZ-LOK sampling port creates safe and needle-free sampling for urine testing.
What Is the Anti-Reflux Valve Chamber?
The anti-reflux valve chamber keeps the bag sanitary by ensuring urine doesn’t backflow into the drainage tube.
Who Uses Urinary Drainage Bags?
- Non-Ambulatory Patients
- Hospitalized Patients Recovering From Surgery
- Incontinence Care While Sleeping
- Individuals With Urinary Incontinence
- Individuals With Spinal Cord Injuries or Other Physical Limitation
Product Features and Benefits
- Bacteriostatic Bags To Reduce Risk of UTI
- Teardrop Shape Facilitates Efficient Drainage
- Easy-To-Drain Outlet With Clamp
- Large 4000mL Capacity With Anti-Reflux Chamber
- Sterile Fluid Path With Sampling Port
- Urine Sampling Port
- Printed Graduations for Volume Measurement
- Hanger Secures to Bed Frame, Walker, or Wheelchair
Related Products
- Bardia Latex Foley Catheter is designed for easy urethral insertion with coated latex to reduce irritation
- Spirit Style 3 Male External Catheter is a self-adhering catheter option that is less invasive than an intermittent catheter.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How often is a Bard catheter urinary drainage bag changed?The most common recommendation for changing the urinary bag is to change it out when a new catheter is changed or once a week to prevent urinary tract infections.
