This invention discloses a
urine collection and storage device for
nephrology, specifically relating to the field of
urine collection technology. The device includes a housing with an annular baffle at the top, a
handle fixedly mounted on the outer side of the housing, and three
urine collection tubes at the bottom for separate
urine collection. An internal segmentation mechanism is also provided within the housing. This
urine collection and storage device for
nephrology, through its designed segmentation mechanism and the cooperation of a
servo motor,
gear transmission, and mounting plate, can drive the three
urine collection tubes sequentially to the urine outlet of a
catheter plate, automatically collecting the first, middle, and last segments of urine separately. This eliminates the need for frequent container changes by the patient, avoids mixing of different segments of urine, and ensures the accuracy of urine test results from the source. The designed
filtration mechanism effectively filters out flocculent matter,
sediment, and other impurities in the urine, preventing impurities from entering the urine collection tubes and interfering with subsequent
urine testing, thus improving the accuracy and reliability of the test results.