Medical program kit and related method

Abstract

A medical procedure kit and related methods are provided. The medical procedure kit includes: a tray defining a plurality of compartments; a medical waste basin removably supported within a first compartment of the plurality of compartments; and a plurality of medical procedure tools located within other compartments of the plurality of compartments. In addition, the first compartment defines an access opening for manually engaging the medical waste basin.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a medical procedure kit and related methods. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a medical procedure kit including a removable medical waste basin. Background Art

[0002] The use of procedure-specific medical kits that contain all of the various medical tools required for a procedure is known and is particularly helpful in increasing procedure efficiency and reducing medical errors and other complications, such as patient infections. Some known kits may include a tray that contains and lays out the tools required for the procedure. In addition, some of these known tray-based kits include additional compartments in the tray where the biological material in the procedure can be stored. In some cases, the biological material is a biohazard material that requires special and expensive disposal procedures for the entire tray. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0004] Figure 1 is a top view of a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0005] Figure 2 is a bottom view of a tray according to the disclosed embodiment;

[0006] Figure 3 is a front side view of a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0007] Figure 4 is a left side view of a tray according to the disclosed embodiment;

[0008] Figure 5 is a back view of a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0009] Figure 6 is a right side view of a tray according to the disclosed embodiment;

[0010] Figure 7 is a perspective view of a medical waste basin according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0011] Fig. 8A is a perspective view of a side portion of a medical waste basin according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0012] Figure 8B is a perspective view of a side portion of a medical waste basin according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0013] Fig. 9 is a perspective view of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0014] Fig.10 is a perspective view of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0015] Fig.11A is a perspective view of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0016] Fig. 11B is a perspective view of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0017] Fig. 12A The medical waste basin in the tray according to the disclosed embodiment is along Fig. 11B A cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

[0018] Fig. 12B The medical waste basin in the tray according to the disclosed embodiment is along Fig. 11B A cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG.

[0019] Fig. 12C The medical waste basin in the tray according to the disclosed embodiment is along Fig. 11B A cross-sectional view taken along line CC in FIG.

[0021] Fig.13 is a top view of a compartment of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0022] Fig.14 is a perspective view of a compartment of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0023] Fig.15 is a top view of a compartment of a medical waste basin in a tray according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0024] Fig.16 is a perspective view of a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0025] Fig.17 is a perspective view of an opened medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0026] Fig.18 is a top view of a medical procedure tool included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0027] Fig.19 is a top view of a sterile package portion included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0028] Fig. 20 is a perspective view of a medical procedure tool included in a sterile wrapped portion of a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0029] Fig.21is a front view of a surgical gown included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0030] Fig. 22 is a close-up view of a surgical gown included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0031] Fig.23 is a close-up view of a surgical gown included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0032] Fig.24 is a perspective view of a patient preparation tool in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0033] Fig.25 is a close-up view of a cleaning swab included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0034] Fig.26 is a front view of a drape included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0035] Fig. 27 is a close-up view of a drape included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0036] Fig.28 is a close-up view of a drape included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0037] Fig.29 is a perspective view of a tray having a plurality of medical procedure tools included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0038] Fig.30 is a perspective view of an ultrasound tool included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0039] Fig.31 is a close-up view of an ultrasound tool included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0040] Fig.32 is a perspective view of a bottom portion of an ultrasonic cannula included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0041] Fig.33 is a perspective view of a top portion of an ultrasound cannula included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0042] Fig.34 is a perspective view of an ultrasonic cannula included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0043] Fig.35is a top view of a tray having a plurality of medical procedure tools included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0044] Fig.36 is a close-up top view of a portion of a tray included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0045] Fig.37 is a top view of a vial contents indicator included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0046] Fig.38 is a perspective view of a syringe included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0047] Fig.39 is a perspective view of a vascular dilator included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0048] Fig.40 is a top view of a catheter guide wire included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0049] Fig.41 is a perspective view of a hook of a catheter guide wire included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0050] Fig.42 is a close-up view of a catheter guide wire included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0051] Fig.43 is a perspective view of a catheter included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0052] Fig.44 is a close-up view of a needleless connector included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0053] Fig.45 is a close-up view of a needleless connector included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0054] Fig.46 is a close-up view of a needleless connector included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0055] Fig.47 is a perspective view of a suture loop included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0056] Fig.48 is a perspective view of a cassette clamp included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0057] Fig.49 is a top view of a needle forceps and a needle container included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment;

[0058] Fig.50 is a front perspective view of a needle forceps included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment; and

[0059] Fig.51 is a top view of a suture tool included in a medical procedure kit according to a disclosed embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0060] The embodiments described herein relate to a medical procedure kit that includes a tray 100 (see Figure 1-6 ) and medical waste basin 200 (see Figure 7-1 2). Figure 1 , 2 , 3, 4 and 5 respectively show the top view, bottom view, front side view, left side view, back side view and right side view of the tray 100. Figure 1-5 As shown, the tray 100 can define a plurality of compartments 110. As discussed in more detail below, the plurality of compartments 110 can have various sizes and shapes to accommodate the medical waste basin 200 (see Figure 7-1 2) and a plurality of medical procedure tools. In some embodiments, the plurality of compartments 110 can be integrally formed as a single piece construction to form the tray 100. For example, in some embodiments, the tray 100 and the plurality of compartments 110 can be made from a plastic material formed via a single manufacturing process, such as a vacuum forming process, an injection molding process, a rapid curing molding process, and / or other known processes.

[0061] Now refer to Figure 7 , a perspective view of a medical waste basin 200 is shown. The medical waste basin 200 may include a body 210 that defines an interior area 212 for containing biological material separated from the tray 100. The medical waste basin 200 may also include a lid 220 having a first lip 240. The lid may define an aperture 250 that is sized to receive medical waste. For example, the size may be such that the aperture 250 receives at least a portion of at least one of a plurality of medical procedure tools from the tray 100. Further, the lid 220 may include a section that is inclined toward the aperture 250 to assist in directing the biological material to the aperture 250 and into the interior area 212 through the aperture 250.

[0062] Fig. 8A 268 is a perspective view of the short side 268 of the medical waste basin 200. Fig. 8A As shown, the cover 220 can be removably attached to the medical waste basin 200. In some embodiments, the first lip 240 can be attached to the second lip 230 (see Figure 7) to removably attach the cover 220 to the medical waste basin 200. Further, as Fig. 8A As shown, the medical waste basin 200 may include a plurality of protrusions 260 that are aligned with a first compartment 111 of the plurality of compartments 110 (see Fig.13 ) side wall 134 (see Fig.13 ) engagement. The plurality of protrusions 260 can generate friction against the sidewall 134 to secure the medical waste basin 200 within the first compartment 111. In some embodiments, the protrusions 260 can form indentations in the sidewall 134 of the first compartment 111. The plurality of protrusions 260 can be positioned below the second lip 230 and at the corners of the medical waste basin 200.

[0063] Figure 8B 260 is a perspective view of a long side of a medical waste basin 200. The medical waste basin 200 may include a bottom 264 and a plurality of side walls extending from the bottom 264. As described above, a first side wall 268 of the plurality of side walls may be shorter than all other side walls of the plurality of side walls, including the second side wall 270. Further, in some embodiments, the first side wall 268 may have a greater radius of curvature when transitioning between the bottom 264 than a transition between another of the plurality of side walls and the bottom 264. In addition, the second side wall 270 may be located in the passage 132 of the first compartment 111 (see Fig. 12A -C), such as from an adjacent compartment 112 of the tray 100 (see Fig.11A ) to increase the accessibility of the medical waste basin 200, such as for removal from the tray 100.

[0064] Fig. 9 and 10 is a perspective view of a medical waste basin 200 nested in a tray 100 according to a disclosed embodiment. In some embodiments, a second lip 230 can rest on and be supported by the web 120 of the tray between adjacent compartments 110. As with the tray 100, the medical waste basin 200 can be made from a plastic material formed via a vacuum forming process, an injection molding process, a rapid curing molding process, and / or other similar processes known in the art.

[0065] Fig.11A and 11B An additional perspective view of a medical waste basin 200 nested in a tray 100 is included, and Figures 12A-12C A cross-sectional view of a medical waste basin 200 nested within a tray 100 is included. Fig.13 and 14A top view and a perspective view of a first compartment 111 for receiving a medical waste basin 200 in the tray 100 are shown. As shown in FIGS. 11-14 , an access opening 129 may be defined in the tray 100 to enable manual access to the medical waste basin 200. In some embodiments, the access opening 129 may include a first compartment 111 (see FIG. 11 ). Fig.13 and 14 ) to an adjacent compartment of the plurality of compartments 110. Further, the access opening 129 may include a lateral recess 130 that enables access to the medical waste basin 200 from above the tray 100. For example, the lateral recess 130 may enable access to the underside of the second lip 230 to easily remove the medical waste basin 200 from the tray 100. The lateral recess 130 and the passage 132 may also provide access to the lid 220 to enable removal of the medical waste basin 200 without removing it from the tray 100. Fig.15 As can be seen in FIG. 1 , the size and shape of the channel 132 can be designed to enable a user's finger to pass through the first compartment 111 and reach under the medical waste basin 200 so that the medical waste basin 200 can be removed from the tray 100 via the bottom 264 of the medical waste basin 200 .

[0066] Go to again Fig. 12A , when the medical waste basin 200 is nested in the tray 100, the bottom 264 can be spaced apart from the bottom of the tray 100 to form a first gap 272. Also, as described above, the first side wall 268 has a larger radius of curvature when transitioning between the bottom 264 than the transition between the front side wall 270 and the bottom 264. Further, a second gap 274 is formed between the first side wall 268 and the tray 100, and a third gap 276 is formed between the front side wall 270 and the tray 100.

[0067] like Fig. 12B and 12C As shown, a fourth gap 278 and a fifth gap 280 may also be formed between the sidewalls of the tray 100 and the medical waste basin 200. It is understood that each of the gaps 272, 274, 276, and 280 may include a single unified space formed between the medical waste basin 200 and the tray 100. The gaps 272, 274, 276, and 280 may also have the same thickness, different thicknesses, or varying thicknesses. Alternatively, the outer contour of the medical waste basin 200 may conform in whole or in part to the inner surface of the first compartment 111. Further, as Figures 12A-12C As shown, in some embodiments, the medical waste basin 200 may include a raised section 282 that protrudes upward from the bottom 264 .

[0068] Now go to Fig.16, a perspective view of a medical procedure kit 300 including a tray 100 and a medical waste basin 200 is shown. The medical procedure kit 300 may include a container 302 and a sealing closure 304. Fig.17 As shown, a portion of medical procedure kit 300 can be seen when sealing closure 304 is removed. More specifically, first procedure tool 310 and sterile packaging 320 containing additional components of medical procedure kit 300, such as tray 100 and medical waste basin 200, can be seen.

[0069] Fig.18 A top view of a first procedure tool 310 is shown. The first procedure tool 310 may include a bouffant hat 330, a face mask 340 having a plastic shield, and a sterilization pack 350.

[0070] Fig.19 302 is a top view of the sterile package 320 surrounding the additional components of the medical procedure kit 300 after being removed from the container 302. The sterile package 320 may include a medical procedure guidance indicator 360 located on the exterior of the sterile package 320. For example, the medical procedure guidance indicator 360 may remind medical personnel to proceed with caution so as to perform the procedure in a focused and efficient manner. Further, the medical procedure guidance indicator 360 may include specific guidance regarding the procedure, such as a reminder to avoid using a femoral artery to insert a catheter because of an increased risk of infection.

[0071] Fig. 20 320. is a perspective view of medical procedure tools included in sterile packaging 320. The medical procedure tools may include tray 100 and the plurality of tools contained therein, patient preparation tools 400, and surgical gown 410.

[0072] Fig.21 is a front view of the surgical gown 410, and Fig. 22 and 23 is a close-up of a surgical gown 410. The surgical gown 410 may include cuffs 414 and tie-fastening tabs 418. When used as part of a procedure, an assistant may lift the surgical gown 410 so that a medical professional can reach into the cuffs 414 through the back opening of the surgical gown 410. The assistant may then pull the tie-fastening tabs 418 to release the ties of the surgical gown 410, and the surgical gown 410 may then be tied around the medical professional to secure the surgical gown 410.

[0073] Fig.24 is a perspective view of a patient preparation tool 400. The patient preparation tool 400 may include a surgical drape 420 and a medical cleaning swab 424. Fig.25A close-up view of one of the medical cleaning swabs 424 is shown in FIG. The medical cleaning swab 424 may include a body 428 that contains chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG). In some embodiments, a glass ampoule containing CHG may be contained in the body 428. Further, the medical cleaning swab 424 may include a foam tip 430 for applying CHG to a patient. In some embodiments, the foam tip 430 may include an orange dye, which helps medical personnel see that CHG has been released and is wetting the foam tip 430.

[0074] Fig.26 is a front view of the surgical drape 420, and Fig. 27 and 28 is a close-up of surgical drape 420. Fig.26 As shown, the surgical drape 420 may include a patient entry area 438. Fig. 27 and 28 As shown, the patient access area 438 may include a treatment area opening 440 surrounded by an additional medical procedure guidance indicator 444. In some embodiments, the additional medical procedure guidance indicator 444 may alert medical personnel to remove the catheter insertion guide wire from the patient.

[0075] Now go to Fig.29 , shows a perspective view of a tray 100 loaded with a plurality of medical procedure tools 500. The medical procedure tools 500 include tools 510 for supporting ultrasound procedures. Fig.30 is a perspective view of an unfolded ultrasonic support tool 510, and Fig.31 is a close-up view of the ultrasonic support tool 510. Fig.31 As shown, the ultrasonic tool 510 may include a transmission gel 514, a sleeve 518, and a fixing band 519. Fig.32 and 33 As can be seen in Figures 5 and 6, the sleeve 518 can include an opening 520 on a first end and a closed second end 524. In addition, the sleeve 518 can be as shown in Figures 5 and 6. Fig.34 As shown, it extends to fit on the ultrasound wand and can be secured to the ultrasound wand using a securing strap 519.

[0076] Now go to Fig.35, shows a top view of a tray 100 with medical procedure tools 500. The medical procedure tools 500 may include gauze 528, a Luer lock syringe 529 for lidocaine with an attached filter straw for drawing lidocaine from a glass ampoule. The medical procedure tools 500 may also include an incision site preparation tool 530, a vein location tool 534, a vessel dilator 538, a scalpel 540, a catheter insertion tool 544, a central line catheter 548, a needleless connector 550, a suture coil 554, a cassette clamp 558, a needle forceps 560, a needle container 564, and a suture tool 568.

[0077] Fig.36 is a close-up of the tray 100 and the incision site preparation tool 530. The incision site preparation tool 530 may include a first saline syringe 570 and a lidocaine ampoule (not shown). In some embodiments, the tray 100 may include a compartment 574 sized to hold the lidocaine ampoule in an inclined position. The compartment 574 may also include an insert 74 for holding the lidocaine ampoule in an upright position. Fig.37 As shown, medical procedure tool 500 may also include a vial contents indicator 580 .

[0078] Fig.38 5 is a perspective view of a vein locating tool 534. The vein locating tool 534 may include a probe syringe 584, a probe needle 588, a catheter needle 590, and an insertion needle and guide syringe 591. The vein locating tool 534 may also include a 25 gauge needle for injecting lidocaine at the incision site. One or more vein locating tools 534 may be used together to locate and / or begin to open a vein for inserting a central line catheter. Further, Fig.39 The vessel dilator 538 shown in FIG. 5 can also be used to open the inserted vein.

[0079] Fig.40 544. The catheter insertion tool 544 may include a hook 594 and a guide wire 598, such as Fig.41 and 42 In operation, hook 594 and guide wire 598 can be used to insert central line catheter 548 into an open vein.

[0080] Fig.43 is a perspective view of the central line catheter 548. Fig.43 As shown, the central line catheter 548 may include a lumen 600 that enables fluids and medications to be introduced into the patient's body via the central line catheter 548. Figures 44-46As shown, after removing the protective sleeve 604, the lumen 600 can be coupled to the needleless connector 550. In some embodiments, the needleless connector 550 can be connected to various syringes or medical devices before being attached to the lumen 600. It should also be noted that other variations of the central line catheter 548 having more or less than three lumens 600 are contemplated.

[0081] Fig.47 is a perspective view of the sewing loop 554, and Fig.48 558 is a three-dimensional diagram of the box fixture 558. Fig.47 As shown, when the central line catheter 548 is too long, a suture loop 554 can be coupled to the central line catheter 548, and a box clamp 558 can be attached to the suture loop 554. The suture loop 554 and the box clamp 558 are sutured to the patient to limit accidental movement of the central line catheter 548.

[0082] Fig.49 5 is a top view of needle forceps 560 and needle container 564. Needle forceps 560 may include needle container 610 for holding a used needle from a procedure performed using medical procedure kit 300. Similarly, needle container 564 may include foam area 614 to temporarily hold the needle while it is being used during the procedure. Fig.50 As shown, the needle forceps 560 may include a biohazard indicator 618. Additionally, the needle forceps 560 and needle container 564 may be colored similarly to the medical waste basin 200 to indicate that specialized biohazard storage procedures are required to handle these components.

[0083] like Fig.51 As shown, the suture tool 568 may include an additional saline syringe 620, an additional cleaning swab 624, a needle removal device 628, sutures 630, and a dressing 634 placed over the insertion site.

[0084] The embodiments described herein also relate to a method of using the medical procedure kit 300. The method includes first, unpacking the tray 100 and the medical procedure tools 500 from the sterile packaging 320. Then, taking out a set of medical procedure tools 500 from the plurality of compartments 110. Next, using the set of medical procedure tools 500 to perform a medical procedure, such as preparing a central line catheter 548 and inserting the central line catheter 548 into a patient. Further, the method may include draining biological material accumulated in one or more medical procedure tools 500 into a medical waste basin 200. For example, any blood or other fluid accumulated in the various syringes in the incision site preparation tool 530 or the vein locating tool 534 may be injected into the medical waste basin 200. In addition, in some embodiments, the method may include placing a gauze 528 into the interior area 212 of the basin 200 to absorb the biological material and limit the possibility of the biological material overflowing from the medical waste basin 200. Finally, the method may include removing the medical waste basin 200 from the tray 100 through the access opening 129 and storing the medical waste basin 200 in a biohazard disposal location remote from the tray 100 .

[0085] In some embodiments of the method, subsets of medical procedure tools 500 may be removed in an order dictated by the medical procedure. The order may be dictated by the layout of the plurality of compartments 110 containing the plurality of subsets of medical procedure tools 500. For example, medical personnel may work from the left side of the tray 100 to the right side.

[0086] The location of the first compartment 111 of the medical waste basin 200 can be selected so that the procedure tools 500 containing medical waste can be stored in the medical waste basin 200 without inadvertently storing waste on other areas of the tray 100. This will require proper handling of the entire tray 100, not just the medical waste basin 200. More specifically, for example, the first compartment 111 can be located at the perimeter of the tray 100, or can be centrally located along one side of the tray 100, such as Figure 1 and 13 shown.

[0087] It will be understood that those skilled in the art may make various changes to the details, materials, method steps, and arrangements of parts and components described and illustrated herein within the principles and scope of the subject matter expressed in the appended claims to explain the nature and use of the medical procedure kit, tray, and / or medical waste basin. Further, although various features have been described with respect to specific embodiments or specific methods, it will be understood that features described with respect to one embodiment may also be used in conjunction with other described embodiments.

Claims

1. A medical procedure kit comprising: a tray defining a plurality of compartments; a medical waste basin removably supported within a first compartment of the plurality of compartments; as well as A plurality of medical procedure tools are positioned within other of the plurality of compartments.

2. The medical procedure kit according to claim 1, characterized in that The medical waste basin defines a gap between at least one location of the first compartment and a bottom of the medical waste basin when the medical waste basin is supported within the first compartment.

3. The medical procedure kit according to claim 1, characterized in that The first compartment defines an access opening for manual engagement of the medical waste basin.

4. The medical procedure kit according to claim 1, characterized in that Also included is a cover removably attached to the medical waste basin.

5. The medical procedure kit according to claim 4, characterized in that The cover includes a first lip and the medical waste basin includes a second lip, the first lip mates with the second lip to removably attach the cover to the medical waste basin.

6. The medical procedure kit according to claim 4, characterized in that The cover defines an aperture sized to receive at least a portion of at least one of the plurality of medical procedure tools.

7. The medical procedure kit according to claim 5, characterized in that The cover includes a section that is inclined toward the hole.

8. The medical procedure kit according to claim 3, characterized in that The medical waste basin includes a bottom and a plurality of side walls extending from the bottom, and a first side wall of the plurality of side walls is shorter than all other side walls of the plurality of side walls and is located opposite the access opening.

9. The medical procedure kit of claim 1, wherein a medical waste basin includes a plurality of protrusions that engage a side wall of the first compartment to secure the medical waste basin within the tray.

10. The medical procedure kit according to claim 9, wherein: The plurality of protrusions are positioned below the lip and at the corners of the medical waste basin.

11. The medical procedure kit according to claim 3, wherein: The access opening includes a passage extending from the first compartment to an adjacent compartment of the plurality of compartments.

12. The medical procedure kit of claim 3, wherein: The access opening includes a lateral recess that enables access to the medical waste basin through the top of the tray.

13. The medical procedure kit of claim 1, wherein: The plurality of medical procedure tools include gauze, and the medical waste basin is sized to receive the gauze.

14. The medical procedure kit of claim 1, wherein: Also included is a sterile package enclosing the tray, the medical waste basin, and the plurality of medical procedure tools.

15. The medical procedure kit of claim 14, wherein: Also included is at least one medical procedure guidance indicator located on the exterior of the sterile package.

16. The medical procedure kit of claim 1, wherein: The plurality of medical procedure tools include a sterile drape having a treatment area opening and a plurality of medical procedure guide indicators located around the treatment area opening.

17. The medical procedure kit of claim 1, wherein: The plurality of medical procedure tools include one or more of the following: a Luer lock syringe with a filtered straw, a syringe prefilled with sterile saline, gauze, a 25 gauge needle, a probe needle, a vial or ampoule of lidocaine, a catheter needle, a guide syringe with an insertion needle, a vascular dilator, a cassette clamp, a suture coil, a needle forceps, a needle container, a needleless connector, a central line catheter guide wire, a central line catheter, a suturing tool, and an ultrasonic procedure kit.

18. A method of using a medical procedure kit, the method comprising: unrolling a tray of the medical procedure kit from a sterile package, the tray defining: a plurality of compartments; a medical waste basin supported within a first of the plurality of compartments; and a plurality of medical procedure tools located within other of the plurality of compartments; removing a subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools from the plurality of compartments; performing a medical procedure using a subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools; as well as Biological material accumulated in one or more of a subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools is discharged into the medical waste basin.

19. The method according to claim 18, characterized in that Also includes: removing the medical waste basin from the tray through an access opening in the tray; as well as Store the medical waste basin at a disposal location away from the tray.

20. The method of using a medical procedure kit according to claim 18, wherein: The medical procedure includes opening an incision for a central line catheter, and wherein removing the subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools from the plurality of compartments includes removing the subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools in an order specified by the medical procedure, wherein the order is indicated by the plurality of compartments containing the subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools.

21. The method of using a medical procedure kit according to claim 18, wherein: Discharging the biological material into the medical waste basin includes placing a tip portion of a syringe from a subset of the plurality of medical procedure tools into an aperture defined in a lid of the medical waste basin and depressing a plunger of the syringe.

22. A medical waste basin comprising: a body sized to be removably nested and supported within a compartment of a tray of a medical procedure kit; as well as A cover is removably attached to the body.

23. The medical waste basin of claim 22, wherein: The cover defines an aperture formed to receive at least a portion of at least one of a plurality of medical procedure tools located within other compartments of the tray.

24. The medical waste basin of claim 22, wherein: The body includes a bottom and a plurality of side walls extending from the bottom, wherein a first side wall of the plurality of side walls is shorter than all other side walls of the plurality of side walls and is located opposite an access opening of the tray.

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