Devices, Systems, and Methods for Stabilizing Medical Tubing Protruding from a Patient

A medical tubing stabilization device, comprising:

• a reusable adjustable medical garment, comprising:
• a waistband;
• a body portion coupled to the waistband, comprising:
• an abdominal portion configured to directly physical contact a lower abdominal area of a patient when the reusable adjustable medical garment is donned by the patient, and
• a rear portion configured to extend from the waistband, along the buttocks of the patient, to a perineal portion of the reusable adjustable medical garment when the reusable adjustable medical garment is donned by the patient;
• the perineal portion, extending from an edge of the body portion a predetermined distance to a vertex;
• a first adjustable flap extending from an edge of the perineal portion that is to a first side of the vertex, to an end of the first adjustable flap that is configured to be adjustably coupled to a first location on the abdominal portion;
• a second adjustable flap extending from an edge of the perineal portion that is to a second side of the vertex opposite the first side, to an end of the second adjustable flap that is configured to be adjustably coupled to a second location on the abdominal portion;
• and
• a third flap coupled to an outward-facing surface of the second adjustable flap and configured to hinge about a medial edge of the second adjustable flap and to releasably couple to an outward-facing surface of the first adjustable flap immediately adjacent to the vertex,
• wherein the vertex extends to form the medial edge of the second adjustable flap and a medial edge of the first adjustable flap such that, when the third flap is disposed directly on the outward-facing surface of the first flap, an exit port is formed as an aperture having sidewalls entirely formed from the vertex, the medial edges of the first and second adjustable flaps immediately extending from the vertex, and an edge of the third flap immediately adjacent to the vertex.