173 devices · GMDN 42891
General-purpose single-use bowls are lightweight, disposable containers used in medical settings for holding fluids, instruments, or waste during procedures. Their versatile design allows them to serve as basins for rinsing, trays for organizing tools, or receptacles for collecting bodily fluids or debris, ensuring hygiene and convenience in clinical workflows.
These devices are typically classified as single-use and intended for one-time use before disposal, often via incineration. They are widely available through medical supply distributors and hospitals, with variations in size and shape to suit specific procedural needs, though regulatory oversight varies by jurisdiction.
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