Abstract: This invention relates to medical apparatus for such usages as urological irrigation, and in one embodiment comprises twin bags of solution, each of which has a valved orifice that may be removably connected in the mid-section of an irrigation tube, which may be folded over into contacting juxtaposition with each other and manually squeezed simultaneously so as to force solution through both the upper and the lower segments of the tube at the same time.

Abstract: In one embodiment, this invention comprises a normally open, resilient bulb which has a long tube at one end and an opening at the other end adapted for pressure tight removeable inter-connection with the access opening of an associated container, whereby a pre-determined volume of material may be transferred from a source directly to the container, or vice versa.

Abstract: This invention relates to Medical Apparatus, and in one embodiment useful as a urine sampling receptacle wherein urine initially discharged therein may be segregated in order to get a sample which is more nearly representative in chemical composition, comprising a sloped false bottom having an aperture therethrough which includes at least a portion of one edge thereof and is positioned at the bottom of the slope.

Abstract: This invention relates to hospital apparatus, and in one embodiment comprises a urine collector comprising an elongated, substantially cylindrical tube of material which is impermeable to materials produced by the body, said tube being capable of being lapped into a lapped storage configuration, and being retained in open position by reinforcing means integral therewith.