Description
Busse Emergency Obstetrical Kits package the emergency delivery set in two formats, a soft pouch and a cardboard box, for readiness wherever birth cannot wait. The pouch format suits grab and go placement in emergency areas, and the box format suits stocked shelves in labor and delivery.
- Two Formats – Item 388 packs the delivery kit in a soft pouch and item 389 in a cardboard box.
- Emergency Readiness – A self contained delivery kit for precipitous births outside the delivery room.
- Stocked Where Needed – Placed in emergency departments, ambulances bays and clinics as a standby kit.
- Case Format – Both formats pack 10 kits per case under separate item numbers.
Delivery Kits for Precipitous Births
Emergency obstetrical kits exist for the birth that does not reach the delivery room, and their value is being complete and findable at that moment. Busse packages its OB delivery kit two ways, in a soft pouch and in a cardboard box, with the same kit purpose behind both. The soft pouch format is the grab and go version, suited to emergency department and transport placement.
The cardboard box format is the shelf version, suited to labor and delivery and clinic stocking. Both are stocked as standby kits, 10 per case, under their own item numbers so the formats can be par stocked separately.
Features and Benefits
Format Choice
- Soft Pouch – Item 388 packs the kit in a pouch for grab and go placement.
- Cardboard Box – Item 389 packs the kit in a box for shelf stocking.
Readiness Role
- Standby Stocking – Kits are placed where precipitous delivery is possible, before it happens.
- Separate Par Levels – Each format carries its own item number for location specific stocking.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Brand: Busse
- Manufacturer Item Numbers: 388, 389
- Product Type: Emergency obstetrical delivery kit
- Formats: Soft pouch, cardboard box
- Use: Emergency standby kit
Configurations and Packaging
- OB Kit in Soft Pouch – Item 388 (Mfr 388), 10/cs
- OB Kit in Cardboard Box – Item 389 (Mfr 389), 10/cs
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Why Choose These OB Kits?
A precipitous delivery is the wrong moment to discover a kit is stocked in the wrong building or the wrong format. Offering the delivery kit in pouch and box formats lets each location stock the version its workflow uses, under separate item numbers.
- Placed Before the Emergency – Standby kits positioned in EDs, clinics and transport for the birth that cannot wait.
- Format Follows Location – Pouch for grab and go areas, box for stocked shelves.
- Maker Specification – Formats and pack counts follow the manufacturer’s own catalog listing.
- Simple Par Stocking – Ten per case with separate item numbers per format keeps locations honest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the two kits?
Item 388 packs the OB delivery kit in a soft pouch, and item 389 packs it in a cardboard box. The choice is packaging format, grab and go against shelf stocking.
Where are OB kits stocked?
They are standby kits for precipitous delivery, placed in emergency departments, labor areas, clinics and transport settings. The point of the kit is that it is already there when birth cannot wait.
How are they packed?
Both formats are packed 10 per case under separate item numbers. Cases are supplied exactly as packed at the factory.
Which format should we choose?
The pouch suits locations where the kit is carried to the patient, such as emergency and transport areas. The box suits stocked shelves in labor and delivery and clinics.
Who makes these kits?
They are made by Busse Hospital Disposables as part of its procedure kit program. The formats follow the manufacturer’s published catalog listing.
