SU130-1360
Cardinal Jackson-Pratt 100cc Silicone Bulb Reservoir w/Flat Silicone Drain w/o Trocar 7mm x 20cm, Full
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Description
Jackson-Pratt® Reservoir Kit
SU130-1360
- Reservior Kit with Drain
- 7mm x 20cm, Full Perforation
- Silicone walls to provide easy activation of suction
- Internal anti-reflux valve to help prevent backflow of fluid to the patient
- Clear reservoir and graduations that make it easy to identify and measure exudate
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- 100cc bulb that features a threaded outlet port which connects directly to either a Luer lock syringe for collection of a culture sample or to an exudate disposal bag (cat. no. SU130-5005) to provide a closed system for safe disposal of exudate
Additional information
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- FDA Product Code: GCY
- FDA Product Code Name: Apparatus, Suction, Single Patient Use, Portable, Nonpowered
- GMDN Term Code: 35824
- GMDN Term Name: Closed-wound drainage kit
- GMDN Term Description: A collection of devices designed to remove fluids or purulent material from a closed-wound in a controlled manner. It includes a container (the receptacle or reservoir), drains/catheters, connectors, a grasping device and possibly a trocar for placing the drains/catheters into the site. The reservoir will usually be provided with graduated markers along its side to facilitate the approximate measurement of the collected fluids. This is a single-use device.
