Urination apparatus
a technology of urination apparatus and urine, which is applied in the field of urination apparatus, can solve the problems of urine spillage over the user's hands, the collection container that collects urine cannot be easily transported, and the collection container that collects urine cannot function as a testing container or provide a transportation container
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[0130]FIG. 2 shows a urine sample collection apparatus 100. The urine sample collection apparatus 100 comprises a urine receiving portion or receptor, generally identified by reference numeral 1, 2 having an outlet aperture 2 coupled to one end of a generally elongate hollow tubular body or pipe portion 3 which extends therefrom. The receptor 1 is defined by a surface 4 which extends from the outlet aperture 2 to an oblong shaped rim 5, which defines a concave inlet surface area. The receptor thus has a resulting shape resembling a high sided shovel or a scoop.
[0131]The rim 5 is configured to fit intimately under the outer labial lips to cover the woman's urethra orifice 33 with one edge 110A of the rim directed towards the aforementioned upper portion and with the opposing edge 110B directed towards the aforementioned lower portion. This form of receptor is an internal receptor and typically has a dimension, extending from the edge 110A to 110B, in the region of 2.5 to 4 cm.
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[0153]Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, there is shown a urine sample collection apparatus 100B in which the receptor 1B, shown in greater detail in FIG. 6, is shaped to be placed over the outer labial lips, over the area of the vulva of a female, in order to generally cover the urethra orifice 33. This form of receptor is an external receptor. This form has general application for use by a wide range of the female population who may feel disinclined to use the internal receptor. The tubular body part of the apparatus 100B is similar to that shown in FIG. 3 apart from the end remote from the receptor.
[0154]Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, it will be seen that, in this example, the receptor 1B comprises a surface 4B which extends from an outlet aperture 2B to a generally key-hole shaped body-contacting rim 5B comprising first and second arcuate portions, 110′A and 110′B, linked by substantially linear interconnecting portions 111 and 112. The rim 5B presents a smooth, slightly curved peripheral...
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