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Centurion Foley Anchor Urinary Catheter Securement Device

Original price was: $11.19.Current price is: $7.70.

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Foley Anchor Catheter Securement Device Features

  • Urinary catheter/drainage line/LVAD driveline securement device
  • Removes the frustration factor often experienced by caregivers and patients attempting to keep a Foley catheter securely in place
  • Stays firmly in place, allowing for easy patient movement
  • Prevents catheter dislodgement
  • Reduces the risk of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection(CAUTI)
  • Long wear time reduces nursing time
  • Safe and comfortable catheter accessory
  • Prevents catheter movement and discomfort from tugging

Centurion Foley Anchor User Guide
 

How to use Foley Anchor Catheter Holder?

  • Cleanse and de-grease adequate surface area larger than the surface area of the Foley Anchor with Alcohol Prep or per hospital protocol. Allow to dry completely.
  • Optional: Apply Skin Protectant Prep according to package directions. Allow to dry completely.
     
   A. Position Foley Anchor urinary catheter securement device under catheter at the desired location (Figure A).
 
   B. Locate arrow on the base of the device. Holding catheter in place, pull tab on opposite side from arrow out to create an opening in the slit. Push the tab next to arrow into this opening (Figure B).
 
   C. Grasp both tabs and pull them in opposite directions until the first tab pulls completely through the slit and locks into place (Figure C).
 
   D. While holding the catheter in place, peel off one side of the paper backing. Press to adhere to the skin (Figure D). Repeat on another side.
 
   E. Optional: Position Foley Anchor catheter holder at the access valve side of the tubing bifurcation (Figure E).

How to Remove Foley Anchor Urinary Catheter?

  • While pulling gently on tab closest to arrow, push the opposing tab through the slit, reversing the application process.
  • If desired, Alcohol may be used to help break down the adhesive.
  • Peel the device slowly off the skin.