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How to reduce cross infection with disposable anti reflux drainage bags

source:www.cnboyi.net  |  Release time:2025年11月10日
       The disposable anti backflow drainage bag provides triple protection through structural design, usage, and material characteristics, effectively preventing the spread of pathogens from the source and reducing the risk of cross infection.
1. Core protection mechanism
       Anti backflow structure design, with a one-way valve or anti backflow membrane inside the bag, allowing only drainage fluid to flow into the bag from the catheter, preventing the fluid from flowing back into the patient's body or catheter in the opposite direction, and avoiding retrograde infection of pathogens in the drainage fluid.
       Disposable feature, each patient uses a separate set, and after use, it is disposed of according to medical waste standards, without reuse, to prevent cross contamination between different patients.
       Sealed connection and material, with sealed design at the catheter, drainage bag, and joint to reduce the risk of leakage; The bag body is made of medical grade sterile material, and the production process has undergone sterilization treatment, with no pathogen contamination before use.
2. Auxiliary protection details
       Clear capacity scale and exhaust port make it easy to observe the drainage fluid situation. The exhaust port design can avoid splashing of drainage fluid when pouring, reducing the risk of infection for medical staff.
       Some products are equipped with connectors to reduce the risk of needle stick injuries for medical staff during operation, indirectly reducing blood borne infections.
       Suitable for various drainage scenarios, it can be correctly docked with catheters, drainage tubes, etc., reducing the invasion of pathogens caused by connection gaps.