500cc PP Pink Disposable Kidney Dish Medical Disposable Kidney Tray
Product Information
- Item# JSC0005
- Product Name: Emesis Basin
- Specification: 500cc, 21.5*9.5*5cm, 19g
- Material: PP
- Package: 50pcs/bag,5bags/ctn
- Daily Capacity (pcs): 16,000
- MOQ (pcs): 50,000
- Carton Size (cm): 52.5*23.5*19
- G.W/ctn (kg): 6
- Mold Cavity: 4
- Sterile: No
- FDA Registration: Registered
- CE Declaration of Conformity: Available
- Country of Origin: China
- Trade Terms: FOB Shanghai or Ex-factory
- Payment Terms: T/T or Western Union
| Item# | JSC0005 | JSC0006 |
| Product Name | Emesis Basin | Emesis Basin |
| Specification | 500cc, 21.5*9.5*5cm, 19g | 700cc, 24.8*10.5*5cm, 27g |
| Material | PP | PP |
| Package | 50pcs/bag,5bags/ctn | 50pcs/bag,5bags/ctn |
| Daily Capacity (pcs) | 16,000 | 16,000 |
| MOQ (pcs) | 50,000 | 50,000 |
| Carton Size (cm) | 52.5*23.5*19 | 59.5*27*23 |
| G.W/ctn (kg) | 6 | |
| Mold Cavity | 4 | 4 |
| Sterile | No | No |
- Our kidney dish(emesis basin) are raduated in ounces and cc's, which is ideal for oral hygiene and ear irrigation.
- Standard product color is pink, green and blue, it can also be available in pigment-free or customized color.
- Emesis basins are suited for more controlled situations. When washing out a small wound, for example, sometimes the wash water is applied from above with an emesis basin held underneath to catch the runoff. The concave inner rim helps to conform to the curve of the body.
- Emesis basin or kidney dish is a shallow basin with a kidney-shaped footprint and sloping walls (hence its alternate name) used in medical and surgical wards to receive soiled dressings and other medical waste.
- The shape of the dish allows it to be held against the patient's body to catch any falling fluids or debris.
- Contrary to its name, emesis basins are not usually used for vomiting, as the depth, size, and sloping walls all contribute to spilling or splashing the vomit rather than catching it.
- For this purpose, a plastic bag or wash basin is often preferred, especially by ambulance crews who may need to receive the vomit while driving rapidly, and then hand it over for analysis.
