Discuss nursing measures to reduce risk for urinary tract infections
ANSWER.
Nursing measures to reduce the risk for urinary tract infections.
* Instruct the patient to maintain good personal hygiene to reduce the risk
of UTI.
* Use aseptic techniques when doing nursing interventions to reduce the risk
spread of nosocomial infection.
* Encourage the patient to take adequate fluids to decrease the risk of UTI.
* Instruct the patient to maintain sexual hygiene to reduce the risk of
UTI.
* Instruct the patient to take vitamin C rich food items like grapes,oranges,lemon,
strawberries etc to kill pathogens in the urine by acidifying the urine.
* Administration of probiotics(good bacterias) as per physicians order to prevent
spread of pathogenic microorganisms from rectum to urethra.
Discuss nursing measures to reduce risk for urinary tract infections
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