Urostomy and Urology

1. Foley Catheters:
   
   • Sizes: Availability in various sizes ensures compatibility with different patient needs.
   • Tip Types:
     • Standard Tip: Commonly used for straightforward catheterization.
     • Coude Tip: Specifically designed with a curved tip to navigate past obstructions, making it suitable for patients with anatomical challenges.

1. Materials:
   
   • Silicone and Latex: Offering options for patients with specific material preferences or sensitivities.

1. Insertion Trays:
   
   • Purpose: Designed to streamline and simplify the catheterization process, ensuring sterility during the procedure.
   • Components: Typically include gloves, drapes, antiseptic solution, underpad, and more.

1. Urinary Bags:
   
   • Sizes: Available in various capacities to accommodate different levels of urine output.
   • Types:
     • Leg Bags: Strapped to the leg for easy and discreet use.
     • Large Capacity Bags: Suitable for overnight use or situations where frequent emptying is challenging.

1. Male External Catheters:
   
   • Purpose: Provide a non-invasive option for managing urinary incontinence in males.
   • Types: Available in different styles, such as condom catheters, with adhesive or strap-on options.

Ostomy:

1. Ostomy Bags:
   
   • One or Two-Piece Setups: Offer flexibility based on patient preference and needs.
   • Closed or Drainable: Providing options for different lifestyles and preferences.

1. Accessories:
   
   • Tape Remover: Helps in the gentle removal of adhesive tapes without causing skin irritation.
   • Powder: Used to absorb moisture and protect the skin around the stoma.
   • Adhesive Remover Wipes: Assist in painlessly removing adhesive residues.

1. G-Tubes (Gastrostomy Tubes):
   
   • Purpose: Provide a means for nutritional support directly into the stomach for patients unable to eat or swallow.
   • Varieties: Different sizes and types may be available, including low-profile buttons or tubes with external extensions.

Having a comprehensive selection of urological and ostomy supplies is crucial for meeting the diverse needs of patients. Ensure that your staff is well-trained to educate patients on the proper use and care of these products and that they can provide support in selecting the most suitable options for individual cases. Regularly updating your knowledge on the latest advancements in urological and ostomy care will also contribute to providing optimal patient care.