Cardinal Health Drainage Leg Bag With T-Tap Valve

What to buy with Urinary Drainage Leg Bags by Cardinal Health

• Cardinal Health Dover Catheter Holder
• Pivot Self Cath Break-Resistant Acrylic Mirror
• Coloplast Self-Cath Plus Soft Intermittent Catheter

How to Attach a Cardinal Health Urinary Leg Bag?

• With soap and water, wash your hands completely.
• Position the urine leg bag in a comfortable position, ensuring that the protective cap of the leg bag is towards you and the outlet valve is away from you. Secure the urine bag in place with the help of straps. Please do not wrap the straps too tightly as they may cause improper blood circulation.
• Take an extension tubing of appropriate length. Please put it in the approximate position in which it is connected, keeping the plastic connector end towards the catheter. Ensure that the tube is long enough to prevent catheter pull and short enough to avoid kinking.
• If required, cut the tube end without a plastic connector with scissors and clean it with isopropyl alcohol.
• From the leg, the bag connector removes the protective cap. Make sure that the drainage spout is closed.
• Clean the top connector of the leg bag and the cut end of the tubing with an alcohol‐saturated pad. Attach the leg bag connector to the tubing.
• Clean the catheter end and the connector end of the tubing with another alcohol‐saturated pad. Attach the tubing connector to the catheter.
• Adjust the position of the bag and straps as per your requirements.
• Dispose of alcohol pads, packaging, etc.
• Wash your hands with soap and water again to maintain hygienic conditions.

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