The CarePath system facilitates evaluations measuring urine output. It consists of the CarePath device, accompanying documents, and training. The system: • Measures and calculates flow rate and volume from urination data • Automatically transmits urination data to a secure location • Creates and provides uroflow reports to healthcare providers The intended operator of the CarePath device is the patient. The CarePath system has no user-serviceable components. This system is not to be serviced or maintained by the user. The intended environments are hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices and the patient’s home.
An electronic device intended to be used to measure the flow and volume of urine from a patient during the course of normal urination in order to identify micturition disturbances. It is usually operated by healthcare personnel who instruct the patient to empty their bladder into the measuring chamber of the device; some types may be operated by the patient at home. It may employ mechanical and/or electrical measurements of parameters such as total voided volume, volume at maximum flow, maximum flow rate, mean flow rate, flow time, and time of maximum flow; it may provide digital or printed data. This is a reusable device.