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Catheterization of Bladder (Includes Female and Male)  \nII. Gastrostomy and Jejunostomy Tubes  \nIII. IV Skills (Includes IV Catheter Gauge Selection)  \na. Subcutaneous (SQ) Infusion  \nb. Peripheral Infusion  \nc. Central Venous Access Devices (CVAD)  \nd. Venipuncture  \nIV. Nasogastric (NG) Intubation (Includes Insertion, Irrigation, and  \nRemoval)  \nV. Ostomy Care (Includes Ostomy Reference Guide)  \nVI. PleurX Drainage Procedure (Includes Aspira Drainage System  \nQuick Reference)  \nVII. Tracheostomy Suctioning and Care  \nVIII. Wound Care Management (Includes Venous and Arterial  \nInsufficiency Reference Guides)  \na. Pressure Injuries  \nb. Venous Ulcers  \nc. Arterial Ulcers  \nd. Malignant Wounds  \ne. Measuring and Dressing Guidelines  \nCatheterization of Bladder  \nREASONS TO INSERT:  \n1. Bladder distension (pain)  \n2. Incontinence (care giver unable or unwilling to keep patient clean and dry)  \n3. Decubitus or skin issue irritated by urine  \n4. Enlarged prostate gland  \nALLERGIES:  \nCheck patient for any allergies, especially any allergies to providine-iodine (betadine), tape, adhesives, latex, lubricant, and shellfish.  \nSUPPLIES:  \n1. Insertion kit with extra gloves (sterile and non-sterile) in your size  \n2. Water proof pads  \n3. Drainage bag or leg bag with leg strap  \n4. Irrigation kit  \n5. Normal Saline or Sterile Water for irrigation  \n6. Towel and wash cloths  \n7. Catheter—Female size 14-16 Male size 16-18 (or specific size ordered by MD), may want to consider Coude Catheter on male patients with prostate issues. Coude means bend or elbow and is designed for patients with enlarged prostate glands.  \n8. A trash receptacle for used supplies and a clean bedside table or a clean place for supplies to be arranged.  \nIMPLEMENTATION:  \nFEMALE PATIENT PROCEDURE:  \n1. Identify patient.  \n2. Gather supplies. Perform hand hygiene.  \n3. Explain procedure to patient and/or family.  \n4. Allow for privacy.  \n5. Raise bed to appropriate working height.  \n6. If right handed, approach from the patient’s right side (or opposite if left handed) .  \n7. Position patient by assisting her to supine position with knees flexed. Ask patient to relax thighs, so she can externally rotate the hip joint. Patient may require to be positioned in side lying (Sims) position with upper leg flexed at knee and hip if unable or unwilling to be in supine position. If this position is used, take extra precautions to cover rectal area with drape during procedure to reduce chance of cross contamination.  \n8. Prepare for procedure.  \n􀁸 Drape patient with bath blanket or sheet.  \n􀁸 Apply disposable gloves and wash perineal area with soap and water as needed; dry area and dispose of gloves.  \n􀁸 Position lamp or flashlight to illuminate area (if using a flashlight, someone should hold it.)  \n􀁸 Perform hand hygiene.  \n􀁸 Before inserting an indwelling catheter, open the package containing drainage bag (unless it comes pre-attached to catheter) and place drainage bag in easily accessible location. Make sure drainage port is closed.  \n􀁸 Open catheterization kit. Place catheterization kit tray on clean, accessible surface such as a bedside table or, if possible, between patient’s open legs. Patient size, level of cooperation and positioning will dictate exact placement.  \n􀁸 Perform hand hygiene. Apply sterile gloves. Organize supplies on sterile field.  \n􀁸 Drape perineum keeping gloves sterile.  \n􀁸 Open lubricant packet. Remove inner cover from Foley catheter and apply lubricant 1-2 inches up catheter. At this time also open your betadine swabs.  \n􀁸 NOTE: It is no longer recommended to pretest a balloon by injecting fluid from prefilled sterile water syringe. Testing balloon may stretch it out and lead to increased trauma on insertion.  \n9. Clean Urethral Meatus  \n􀁸 Separate labia with fingers of non-dominant hand (now contaminated) to fully expose urethral meatus.  \n􀁸 Maintain position of n","cbCaik1Ljnbbd7fI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik1Ljnbbd7fI","pdf",7822900,83,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Catheterization of Bladder (Includes Female and Male)\n## Gastrostomy and Jejunostomy Tubes\n## IV Skills (Includes IV Catheter Gauge Selection)\n## Nasogastric (NG) Intubation\n## Ostomy Care\n## PleurX Drainage Procedure\n## Tracheostomy Suctioning and Care\n## Wound Care Management","[{\"question\":\"What are the reasons to insert a bladder catheter according to the manual?\",\"answer\":\"Reasons include bladder distension (pain), incontinence when the caregiver cannot keep the patient clean and dry, decubitus or skin irritation from urine, and an enlarged prostate gland.\"},{\"question\":\"Which allergies should be checked before catheterization?\",\"answer\":\"The manual instructs checking for any allergies, especially allergies to providine-iodine (betadine), tape, adhesives, latex, lubricant, and shellfish.\"},{\"question\":\"How should catheter insertion be handled if no urine appears?\",\"answer\":\"If no urine appears, the catheter may be in the vagina. 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