The Medical Lotion Bowl is a versatile and essential piece of medical holloware, a staple in operating rooms, clinics, and hospital wards. Though named a "lotion bowl," its utility extends far beyond that. It is designed to hold a variety of liquids, such as antiseptic solutions, saline, or water, as well as dressings, swabs, and other small instruments during a medical procedure.
 
How to Use 
 
Preparation: Before use, the bowl must be cleaned and sterilized according to the hospital's protocol, typically through autoclaving.
 
Handling: The bowl should be handled with sterile gloves or sterile forceps to maintain its sterility.
 
Filling: It is filled with the required solution (e.g., antiseptic, saline, water) or loaded with the necessary dressings or instruments within the sterile field.
 
Use: The bowl is positioned on the surgical trolley or a sterile tray for easy access by the medical staff during the procedure.
 
Cleaning: After use, the bowl is immediately taken for cleaning and re-sterilization. All liquid and debris must be thoroughly washed off before autoclaving for the next use.