A 700 mL graphite plastic emesis basin with graduated markings — the bedside basin nurses keep within reach for vomiting, oral hygiene rinses, and ear irrigation drainage.
Emesis basins are a constant presence at the bedside. The McKesson 700 mL Emesis Basin is single-patient-use plastic in a graphite color (more dignified than the traditional pink) with graduated markings in both ounces and cubic centimeters — useful when fluid output needs to be tracked. The 23+ ounce capacity handles substantial volumes when needed.
Key Benefits
- 700 mL (23 oz) capacity — handles real-world fluid volumes
- Graduated in ounces and cubic centimeters for fluid measurement
- Graphite color — more dignified than traditional pink basins
- Single-patient-use plastic for infection control
- Versatile — emesis, oral hygiene rinses, ear irrigation drainage
Features & Design
- 700 mL / 20 oz nominal capacity (holds slightly more)
- Plastic construction
- Graduated in oz and cc
- Graphite color
- Single-patient-use
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|
| Manufacturer | McKesson |
| Application | Emesis Basin |
| Capacity | 700 mL (~23 oz max) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Graphite |
| Usage | Single Patient Use |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 56-80367 |
Ideal For
- Bedside emesis collection in hospitals and long-term care
- Oral hygiene rinses
- Ear irrigation drainage catchment
- Post-anesthesia recovery
Available Options
Select your preferred option from the dropdown above. Each option matches the configuration described in this section.
| Option | SKU |
|---|
| 1 Each | 56-80367EA |
| Case of 250 | 56-80367CS |
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