Urine specimen and other body fluids collection device

Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Cardiovascular

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600584, 604318, 604331, 604349, A61B 500

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057978557

ABSTRACT:
A device for collecting uncontaminated liquid specimens, particularly, urine specimens from adult females, adult males and pediatric males. The device includes an elongated flexible tubular conduit member having a funnel-shaped opening at one end to be in sealing relationship with a urethra or glans penis and a discharge end to be received within a sample container. The sample container includes an opening with a sealing member therein to receive the discharge end of the elongated flexible tubular conduit member in an open position for receiving a urine specimen therein and in a closed position when the discharge end of the elongated flexible tubular conduit member is withdrawn.

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