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A drainage receptacle comprising, a container having a chamber for receiving body fluids. The receptacle has a frame having a base, a pair of spaced posts extending upwardly from the base, and a leg pivotally mounted to the base in the central portion of the leg. The leg is movable between a first i

A drainage receptacle comprising, a container having a chamber for receiving body fluids. The receptacle has a frame having a base, a pair of spaced posts extending upwardly from the base, and a leg pivotally mounted to the base in the central portion of the leg. The leg is movable between a first inoperative position with opposed end portions of the leg located adjacent the base, and a second operative position with the opposed end portions of the leg extending outwardly from the base on opposed sides of the base. The container is secured to the frame.

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A drainage receptacle and frame combination comprising: a flat, generally rectangular container means having a pair of opposed flexible walls defining a chamber for receiving body fluids, and aperture means formed through the walls of said container at the four corners thereof; a generally rectangul

A drainage receptacle and frame combination comprising: a flat, generally rectangular container means having a pair of opposed flexible walls defining a chamber for receiving body fluids, and aperture means formed through the walls of said container at the four corners thereof; a generally rectangular, substantially uniplanar frame means having a base, a pair of spaced, generally vertically oriented and parallel posts fixed to and extending upwardly from the base, each of said posts including an upper and a lower boss means for receiving respectively, upper and lower apertures of said rectangular container to fixedly mount said container means on said frame means, said base having a leg pivotally mounted centrally of the base, said leg having opposed end portions, said leg having an overall length less than that of said base and being movable from a first inoperative position with said opposed end portions of the leg located adjacent the base, generally parallel thereto, and a second operative position with opposed end portions of the leg extending outwardly from the base, at substantially right angles thereto, said leg being free of connection to the container; an elongated cord means on the frame for supporting the container and frame; and means for securing spaced portions of the cord to the frame; whereby, in use, said frame means and container means combination may be selectively supported either by said cord means, from a suitable support structure such as a bed rail, or by said base with said leg extended to said second operative position, by placing said base on a horizontal support surface such as a floor.