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1. Mention 2 reason why a patient would be catheterized. 2, Mention the difference between straight...

1. Mention 2 reason why a patient would be catheterized.
2, Mention the difference between straight and indwelling catheterization
3. What is a bladder scanner?
4. What would you include in the documentation of a patient who has had the foley removed?

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1.INDICATION OF CATHETERIZATION

* Urinary retention

*Bladder obstruction

* Surgical procedures

2.INDWELLING CATHETER

* It is used to drain urine from bladder as long term.

*Thin and flexible tube

*It has a balloon and catheter attached to drainage bag.

STRAIGHT CATHETER

*It is a single use catheter to drain the urine from the bladder

*It is hollow rubber tube

*It doesn't have a balloon or drainage bag.

3.BLADDER SCANNER

*It is a non invasive procedure with the guidance of ultrasound device

*Alternative for bladder palpitations

*It used to assess the post void residual urine volume and bladder volume.

*This procedure done 10 minute after urination.

* It has two components ultrasound monitor and handheld scanner.

4.DOCUMENTATION AFTER CATHETER REMOVAL

*Document the indication, date and time of catheter removal

*Record the patient tolerance after removal

*Document the void status of patient after catheter removal

*Maintain intake output chart

*Document if any pain,discharge, leaking of urine from the site.

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