Urocare 4100 Quick reference guide

NIGHT DRAIN BOTTLE
URINARY COLLECTION SYSTEM
FOR USE WITH FOLEY INDWELLING CATHETERS, MALE
EXTERNAL CATHETERS AND UROSTOMY APPLICATIONS
USE AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS
FOR PRODUCT NO. 4100
KIT CONTENTS:
1 Durable HDPE Night Drain Bottle (No. 410001)
1 Night Drain Bottle Cap (No. 4101)
1 60" (1.5m) Drainage Tube with Adaptor (No. 6060)
1 Night Drain Bottle Adaptor (No. 6003)
1 Red Anti-Reflux Valve (No. 6001)
1 Large Gasket-Ring (No. 6000)
1 Pair of Hooks for Hanging (No. 410002)
1 Illustrated Use and Care Instructions
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No. 6060
Clear-Vinyl Drainage Tube
No. 6003
No. 6000
No. 6001
No. 4101
No. 410001
FIGURE 1
No. 410002
No. 6003
Night Drain Bottle Adaptor
No. 6001
Red Anti-Reflux Valve
No. 4101
Night Drain Bottle Cap
No. 6000
Black Gasket-Ring used to
replace the anti-reflux valve
when not in use.
IMPORTANT: To avoid
drainage problems,
before using this
product, read all
instructions and
information carefully.
Understand how it
works and how to
maintain it properly.
CAUTION: If red anti-reflux valve is missing or
removed, leaks around the top valve housing
may occur. The use of Gasket-Ring (No. 6000)
will be necessary to seal the housing threads
and prevent leaking.
FIGURE 2
No. 4100
Night Drain Bottle
FIGURE 3
To remove adaptor (No. 6003) from the top valve
housing on the bottle cap, turn counter-clockwise.
Insert the tip of the adaptor through the valve housing
into the mouth of the red anti-reflux valve (No. 6001)
and remove—be careful not to push the anti-reflux
valve into the bottle.
Check the valve for any visible signs of damage,
distortion or stuck lips. Gently pull at the top edges of
the valve until it opens; when released, the valve lips
should close flat. To insure proper function, make
certain that all parts are reassembled correctly before
reuse—see Figure 2.
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IMPORTANT! READ THIS FIRST:
FOR USE WITH FOLEY CATHETERS:
FOR USE WITH MALE EXTERNAL CATHETERS:
KEEPING YOUR NIGHT DRAIN BOTTLE CLEAN:
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To avoid possible drainage problems, read all instructions and precautions carefully
before use. Bottle must always remain in an upright position during use; if it is pulled or
tipped over, urine may leak from the vented bottle cap.
Since the red anti-reflux valve (No. 6001) serves two purposes; one, as an anti-reflux
valve and two, as a gasket to prevent leaking, it is important that the valve remain in
place during use. If use of the anti-reflux valve is not desired, Gasket-Ring (No. 6000)
will be necessary to seal the threads of the top valve housing to prevent leaks.
Remove the protective cap from the cone-shaped adaptor on the clear-vinyl
drainage tube (No. 6060)—see Figure 1. Attach the outlet end of the catheter to
the cone-shaped adaptor on the drainage tube.
Secure the opposite end of the clear-vinyl drainage tube to the Night Drain Bottle
Adaptor (No. 6003).
Insert the anti-reflux valve (No. 6001) into the Top Valve Housing located on the top
of the bottle cap (No. 4101)—see Figure 2.
Connect the adaptor (No. 6003) to the Top Valve Housing and the bottle cap (No.
4101) to the drain bottle (No. 410001)—see Figure 3.
Remove the protective cap from the cone-shaped adaptor on the clear-vinyl
drainage tube (No. 6060)—see Figure 1. Attach the outlet end of the catheter to
the cone-shaped adaptor on the drainage tube.
Secure the opposite end of the clear-vinyl drainage tube to the Night Drain Bottle
Adaptor (No. 6003).
Insert the anti-reflux valve (No. 6001) into the Top Valve Housing located on the top
of the bottle cap (No. 4101)—see Figure 2.
Connect the adaptor (No. 6003) to the Top Valve Housing and the bottle cap (No.
4101) to the drain bottle (No. 410001)—see Figure 3.
After the catheter, drainage tube, bottle cap and bottle are connected, any air
remaining in the catheter must be squeezed into the bottle. This will ensure that the
one-way inlet (anti-reflux) valve is working properly and a siphon is more easily
created when urine is passed. Priming the system with plain tap water before use
will ensure an immediate siphon condition.
The best time to clean a urinary appliance is immediately after use. Rinsing alone
does not clean a urinary appliance and the use of vinegar, bleaches or toilet bowl
cleaners only hardens, distorts and damages rubber, latex and plastic parts.
Improper or inadequate cleaning can cause irreversible damage and
discoloration of most urine collection systems... not to mention the unpleasant and
embarrassing odors.
We recommend the use of Urolux® urinary and ostomy appliance cleanser &
deodorant. When this concentrated solution is mixed with water, it cleans and
deodorizes urinary and ostomy appliances. Crystal build-ups are dissolved and
unpleasant odors are eliminated.

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