TS ISO 8669-1
Urine Collection Bogs Part 1: Vocabulary
This part of ISO 8669 defines terms used in international standards dealing with wire collection bags, related medical terms are not defined. The terms do not individually or collectively define or recommend a product of a specific design, style or size.
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TS ISO 8669-1 is a terminology standard for the terms used in standards dealing with urine collection bags. Documents of this kind are about shared language rather than product performance or design rules: they help ensure that the same concept is used consistently across related standards and technical documents. The focus here is the vocabulary of urine collection bags, not a prescribed product construction.
What a terminology standard does
In medical device work, precise terminology matters because it supports clear product descriptions, cataloguing, technical communication and alignment with other standards. Urine collection bags are used to collect urine in a controlled way in settings such as hospitals, care facilities and home care. In general technical context, clear vocabulary helps distinguish concepts such as the bag body, connection features, drainage arrangement and capacity. However, this document does not recommend a specific product type, style or size, and it does not itself define a product design.
Defined boundary of this part
- Covers terms used in international standards dealing with urine collection bags.
- Does not define related medical terms within this part.
- Does not define or recommend a specific design, style or size, individually or collectively.
- As a vocabulary standard, it focuses on naming concepts rather than specifying how the product is made.
In broader technical practice, vocabulary standards reduce ambiguity when the same device is described differently by manufacturers, procurers and standards bodies. This is especially useful in health technology, where consistent terminology supports clearer specification and cross-document understanding. TS ISO 8669-1 serves that role for urine collection bag terminology and provides a shared linguistic base for related technical documents.
- Publication Date: 20.04.1998
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 01.040.11 Sağlık Teknolojisi(Terimler); 11.120.99 Eczacılık ile İlgili Diğer Standardlar
- Pages: 5
- Source Standard: ISO 8669-1:1988
- International Equivalents: ISO 8669-1: 1988--; ISO 8669-1: 1988--
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