Nausea & vomiting
This category contains disposable bags and collection containers, protective pads, suction and transportation aids as well as diagnostic and sample accessories for the documentation and assessment of symptoms. These items are used for safe handling, hygienic care and organizational relief during acute episodes of nausea and support hygienic processes and the minimization of contamination risks.
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Nausea & vomiting
Areas of application and application
Products from the category Nausea & vomiting are used for safe recording, cleaning and hygiene control in the event of acute vomiting. They are used for symptom-oriented care, in emergency situations, for transport and mobilization operations and for the organizational preparation of treatment places. Typical areas of application include the short-term collection and low-residue disposal of vomit, support in cases of nausea, and protective and hygiene measures for staff and the surrounding area.
Product types and features
The category includes disposable and reusable solutions with different volumes, material thicknesses and closure systems. Products are designed for easy handling, leak-proof transport and hygienic disposal. Important features are stable shape, latex-free materials, odor-binding coatings, stable base and easy-to-clean surfaces for reusable items.
- Vomit bags and vomit bags (disposable, leak-proof)
- Vomit bowls and disposable bowls
- Odor-binding inserts and absorbers
- Transport and collection container with lid
- Protective accessories: disposable gloves, protective masks, protective pads
Advantages and quality aspects
Specifically selected products reduce contamination risks and support efficient work processes. Stable materials and secure closures increase user safety, while disposable solutions minimize cleaning effort. Products for odor control and liquid absorption improve hygienic conditions and reduce cleaning intervals.
Integration into workflows
The items can be easily integrated into emergency kits, supply carts and patient environments. Standardized volumes and clear labels make quick removal and safe exchange easier. Additional protective items support compliance with hygiene standards and the avoidance of cross-contamination.
Selection criteria
When choosing, attention should be paid to leak-proofness, material compatibility (latex-free), ease of handling and storage stability. Documented product instructions on disposal and material properties help with appropriate integration into existing processes.