Catheterisation Flashcards

(5 cards)

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What are the indications for catheterisation? (6)

A
  • Unable to pass urine
  • Unmanageable incontinence
  • Monitoring of fluid balance
  • Abdominal/pelvis injuries
  • Head injuries
  • Post-anaesthetic
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What are the contra-indications for catheterisation? (2)

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  • Urethral bleeding
  • Major pelvic fractures
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What equipment is required for catheterisation? (6)

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  • Foley catheter
  • PPE (gloves)
  • Cleaning solution
  • Sterile towels
  • Gauze
  • 10ml syringe sterile water
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What are the complications of catheterisation?(3)

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  • Damaged urethra
  • Ureteric catheterisation
  • Local UTI
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What is catheterisation? (1)

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Catheterisation is the passing of a urethral catheter into the bladder by the urethral or supra pubic route for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes

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