Enemeez Mini Enema 283G, 30/Bottle
- Pack(age) of 30 EA
- Item # AG17433987603
- Manufacturer: QUEST PRODUCTS INC
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Enemeez mini enema 283g.
* Note: Pricing shown is estimated and is subject to change upon verification of health insurance and eligibility. Final costs will be determined after the health insurance claim for your order has been filed.
By implementing Enemeez usage across your facilities, both patients and facility will benefit by the following:
- Fast, predictable results typically in 2-15 minutes1, non-irritating formula. No afterburn.
- Can reduce nursing intervention required for in-patient bowel care; can result in labor cost savings to the facility.2
- Can assist in the improvement of patient care and FIM scores associated with bowel care.
- Can assist in reducing time spent with patient for dressing/redressing due to episodes of incontinence or fecal discharge.2
- Can virtually eliminate episodes of incontinence3. Can assist in reducing complications of wound contamination associated with perianal pressure ulcers.
- No mucosal discharge3; helps to maintain healthy skin integrity.
- Easy rectal usage for patients with reflex issues or nausea.
- Can assist in reducing time missed in therapy/rehabilitation due to episodes of incontinence, prolonged bowel care, or fatigue.2
- Can assist with facility savings on pads, laundry, gowns, sheets, etc. due to incontinence or fecal discharge.
Enemeez® Plus is the same formula as Enemeez® with the addition of 20mg of benzocaine. This formula was developed for patients who experience pain or autonomic dysreflexia during their bowel movements. Enemeez® Plus should not be used when open sores are present.
Source:
1. Federal Register / Vol. 50, No. 10 / Tuesday, January 15, 1985 / Proposed Rules; pgs 2124-2158. 2. Rehabilitation Nursing (Dunn KL & Galka ML (1994) Comparison of the Effectiveness of Therevac SB and Bisacodyl Suppositories in SCI Patients