A male external catheter is a medical device that is inserted through the urethra into the bladder to allow urine and semen to be collected during a urologic examination or procedure. This sterile medical device must be used only once and must be packed in a sterile package. If it is not properly stored and handled, it can cause infection.
| Ref. No.: | Size: | Color: | Qty.Cs: |
|---|---|---|---|
| NMU201401 | XS | White | 1000 |
| NMU201403 | S | White | 1000 |
| NMU201405 | M | White | 1000 |
| NMU201407 | L | White | 1000 |
| NMU201409 | XL | White | 1000 |
| NMU201402 | XS | Natural | 1000 |
| NMU201404 | S | Natural | 1000 |
| NMU201406 | M | Natural | 1000 |
| NMU201408 | L | Natural | 1000 |
| NMU201410 | XL | Natural | 1000 |
A male external catheter is a medical device that is inserted through the urethra into the bladder to allow urine and semen to be collected during a urologic examination or procedure. This sterile medical device must be used only once and must be packed in a sterile package. If it is not properly stored and handled, it can cause infection.
Male external catheter packed sterile, for single use only.
This is a sterile male external catheter that is meant for one-time use only. It is packaged in a sterile container and is ready to be used. This catheter is used to give men a temporary relief from their urinary tract problems.
Male external catheter packed sterile, for single use only.
This is a sterile male external catheter made of medical-grade plastic. It is designed for single use only, and is packed in an easy-to-carry container.
Male external catheter packed sterile, for single use only.
When using a male external catheter, keep these tips in mind:
- Wear gloves and a face mask to avoid infection.
- Use the sterile water to wet the catheter before inserting it into the urethra.
- Push and hold the catheter in place while you release the air from the balloon.
- Repeat steps 3-5 until the air is completely released and the balloon is fully inflated.
- Remove the catheter by pulling on the tube and releasing the balloon.
- Wash your hands thoroughly and avoid sexual contact for at least 24 hours after using this type of catheter.
When it comes to using male external catheters, it’s important to be prepared for anything. That means being aware of the risks involved and taking precautions to minimize them. Here are some tips for using male external catheters safely and effectively:
1. Wearing proper protective gear is essential. Make sure you wear gloves, a face shield, and eye protection when handling the catheter.
2. Know the signs of an infection. If you experience any of the following symptoms, consult with a doctor immediately: fever, chills, redness or swelling around the catheter insertion site, pain when trying to urinate, or drainage from the penis that smells bad or is pus-filled.
3. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use. Male external catheters come with specific instructions for how to use them safely and effectively. Be sure to read them carefully before starting treatment.
4. Clean and disinfect the area around the catheter insertion site each time you remove it. Use a mild soap and water solution or alcohol swabbing technique followed by rinsing with warm water.