What Is A Cooter Canoe?

A cooter canoe is a traditional Canadian canoe with a unique paddling technique that propels the craft forward. It features a curved prow, wide hull, and short, square stern. The paddler sits on the bow of the canoe and uses a double-bladed paddle, pushing down on one side. The PureWick™ Female External Catheter allows for simple, non-invasive urine output management in female patients using low pressure wall suction.

Canoeing is an activity enjoyed by all ages, athletic abilities, and backgrounds. It is one of the most ancient forms of transportation, today in the first world. The PureWick is used in the medical world for managing urine output in female patients.

The cooter canoe is also known as a Twatdog or cooter canoe when talking to a patient. The external female urinary catheter used in the medical world is called the PureWick. A patient named Nurse Blake designed the camp cooter canoe for nurses and future nurses.

The camp cooter canoe comes in various sizes and shapes, including S M L XL 2X 3X, 2X 3X, and 3X. The sticker is perfect for putting on a laptop, water bottle, or locker and is a perfect gift for healthcare workers, nurses, and nursing students.

In summary, a cooter canoe is a fascinating piece of engineering that utilizes basic principles of physics and hydrodynamics to propel the craft forward. It is a versatile and useful tool for managing urine output in female patients.