Description
Specific Uses:
Collecting medical waste:
Soiled dressings, bandages, and other waste from medical procedures can be collected in the kidney tray.
Holding instruments and supplies:
Instruments, small tools, and supplies needed for a procedure can be placed in the kidney tray for easy access.
Receiving vomit or other bodily fluids:
During examinations or treatments, the tray can be used to catch vomit or other fluids.
Holding liquids:
The kidney tray can be used to hold liquids, such as disinfectants, for washing or cleaning purposes.
Facilitating clinical procedures:
The tray helps with various medical procedures by providing a place to hold items or collect waste.
Reusable and cost-effective:
Kidney trays are often reusable, making them a cost-effective solution for medical facilities.
Maintaining a clean and organized environment:
The tray helps maintain a clean environment during patient care and procedures.
Construction and Features:
Kidney-shaped: The kidney shape allows the tray to be easily held against the patient’s body.
Smooth surface: Smooth surfaces allow for easy cleaning and sterilization.
Material: Commonly made of stainless steel or plastic.
Autoclavable: Many kidney trays are designed to be autoclaved for sterilization.