Kidney trays, also known as emesis basins, are shallow, kidney-shaped containers used in medical and healthcare settings for collecting waste, bodily fluids, or as a receptacle for surgical instruments. The ergonomic design allows them to be held close to the body or placed on flat surfaces without spillage. Available in assorted sizes, these trays are a staple in hospitals, clinics, and nursing labs.

Key Features:

• Material: Available in high-quality stainless steel for durability or disposable plastic options for single-use purposes.
• Shape: The kidney-shaped design allows for easy placement near a patient, minimizing spills and providing comfort during use.
• Assorted Sizes: Comes in various sizes (typically ranging from 6 inches to 10 inches in length) to suit different applications, from holding small instruments to collecting fluids.
• Durability: The stainless steel versions are designed for long-term use, resisting corrosion and easy to sterilize, while the plastic versions are cost-effective and disposable.

Applications:

• Waste Collection: Used for collecting bodily fluids, vomit, or dressings during medical procedures.
• Instrument Holder: Commonly used to hold sterile or used instruments during surgery or other medical procedures.
• Bedside Care: Perfect for bedside care in hospitals, allowing patients to safely expel fluids during illness or after surgery.
• Surgical Use: Used in operating rooms to collect tissues or fluids during surgery and for keeping surgical tools organized and sterile.

Advantages of Using Chemiva’s Kidney Trays:

• Assorted Sizes: Available in a variety of sizes to meet the diverse needs of healthcare settings.
• Stainless Steel Options: Durable, reusable, and easy to sterilize for long-term use in hospitals and clinics.
• Disposable Options: Lightweight and cost-effective, ideal for single-use scenarios, minimizing cross-contamination.
• Spill-Resistant Design: The kidney-shaped form fits comfortably against the body and minimizes the risk of spills, ensuring a clean environment.

Care & Maintenance:

• Stainless Steel Trays: Sterilize between uses using autoclaves or other sterilization methods to maintain hygiene.
• Disposable Trays: Dispose of after single use according to medical waste protocols.
• Storage: Store stainless steel trays in a clean, dry place to avoid contamination and corrosion.