Manufactured under quality management systems consistent with ISO 13485 and MHRA Governed medical device standards (Rocialle Healthcare).
Sterile, single Use medical procedure pack.
Latex Free construction.
Manufactured under quality management systems consistent with ISO 13485 and MHRA Governed medical device standards (Rocialle Healthcare).
Catheterisation Procedure Packs
Description
The National Catherisation Pack Opt 6 is a sterile, latex-free Rocialle catheterisation procedure pack containing all key consumables required to perform aseptic urinary catheterisation and related urology procedures. Supplied as a single-use dressing and procedure pack, it includes non-woven swabs, large cotton wool balls, a polypropylene gallipot, blue Griprite forceps, a yellow clinical waste bag with red tie, a white pulp kidney dish, a plain green paper drape and a sterile field. The pack is designed to support consistent aseptic technique, improve efficiency, reduce set-up time and help standardise catheterisation practice across hospital, community and primary care settings.
Bnefits
Provides all essential consumables for urinary catheterisation in a single sterile pack, supporting consistent aseptic technique.
Reduces preparation and set-up time by eliminating the need to gather multiple individual items.
Helps standardise catheterisation practice across wards, theatres and community settings.
Latex-free construction reduces the risk of latex-related reactions in patients and staff.
Single-use, sterile pack helps support infection prevention and control protocols.
Includes a yellow clinical waste bag and red tie to facilitate safe disposal of used items.
Rocialle procedure packs are widely used in NHS facilities and designed to meet the needs of urology and acute care teams.
Cost-effective solution that can help reduce wastage and improve stock management versus individually sourced items.
Indications
Use as a sterile consumable pack for urinary catheterisation procedures.
Preparation of a sterile field and consumables for insertion, change or removal of urinary catheters in hospital or community settings.
Support of aseptic urological procedures where the included items (swabs, cotton wool, gallipot, forceps, drape, kidney dish, waste bag) are required.
Suitable for use in acute hospital wards, theatres, emergency departments, outpatient clinics, nursing homes and community care, according to local protocols.
Composition
5 x Non-woven swab 7.5 x 7.5 cm, 4 ply.
5 x Cotton wool balls, large (BP quality).
1 x Polypropylene gallipot 60 ml.
4 x Griprite forceps, blue, approximately 128 mm, single-use plastic.
1 x Yellow clinical waste bag (folded, with adhesive lip in some variants).
1 x Red tie for yellow waste bag (approx. 10 cm).
1 x White pulp kidney dish.
1 x Plain paper drape, green, approx. 60 x 90 cm (folded).
1 x Sterile field (wrap or tray liner).
All components supplied sterile and latex free; no pharmaceuticals included.
Pack type: National Catherisation Pack Opt 6 (Rocialle code RML112-003).
Single-use medical procedure pack intended for urinary catheterisation and related urology procedures.
Supplied ready to use in a sterile wrap/field for establishment of an aseptic working area.
Packaging
Each pack supplied sterile in an individual peel-open wrap or pouch which also serves as a sterile field when opened.
Case quantities commonly supplied as 30 single sterile packs per outer carton (may vary by distributor).
Usage
Use only by trained healthcare professionals in accordance with local catheterisation protocols and infection-prevention guidelines.
Check the outer packaging for integrity and expiry date before use; do not use if the sterile pack is damaged or past its expiry date.
Open the outer pack using aseptic technique, presenting the inner contents onto a sterile field as per local practice.
Arrange the swabs, cotton wool balls, forceps, gallipot, drape, kidney dish and other items on the sterile field as required.
Use the green paper drape and sterile field to establish an aseptic working area at the procedure site.
Use the gallipot for antiseptic solution, lubricating jelly or other fluids as per local protocol (fluids not included in the pack).
Use Griprite forceps, swabs and cotton wool balls as required during skin preparation and catheter insertion or removal procedures.
On completion of the procedure, place all used consumables into the yellow clinical waste bag, secure with the red tie and dispose of according to local clinical waste policies.
The pack and all components are for single use only and must not be re-used or re-sterilised.
Contraindications
Do not use if the sterile packaging is damaged, compromised or opened before use.
Not suitable for use in patients or staff with known allergies to any of the pack materials (e.g. non-woven fibres, paper, pulp, polypropylene, certain plastics); alternative products should be selected in such cases.
Not intended for use in procedures other than those for which the contents are appropriate, according to local clinical protocols.
Single-use only; re-use may increase risk of infection and is contraindicated.
Adverse Effects
If aseptic technique is not maintained, there is a risk of infection associated with urinary catheterisation; this risk relates to the procedure rather than the pack itself.
Local skin irritation or sensitivity reactions may occur in rare cases due to contact with pack materials; discontinue use and follow local policies if adverse reactions are suspected.
Incorrect disposal of the used pack may pose environmental or sharps/waste handling risks; follow local clinical waste procedures.
Storage Conditions
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat or moisture.
Keep packs in their original cartons until required to protect them from damage and contamination.
Do not use after the expiry date printed on the packaging.
Do not use if the packaging is torn, punctured or otherwise compromised, as sterility may be affected.
Duration
Intended for use during a single catheterisation or related urological procedure; the pack is used once and then discarded immediately after the procedure is completed.
Onset
Provides an immediate sterile field and ready-to-use consumables as soon as the pack is opened using aseptic technique; clinical outcomes depend on the catheterisation procedure itself rather than the pack contents.
