Catheterization, administering enema, and donning and doffing PPE

Question 1

INCONTINENCE

Answer 1

THE INABILITY TO CONTROL URINE OR FECES

Question 2

Void

Answer 2

TO URINATE/excrete (waste matter)

Question 3

Micturate

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To urinate

Question 4

Dysuria

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Painful or difficulty urination

Question 5

Hematuria

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Blood in the urine

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Nocturia

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Frequent urination at night

Question 7

POLYURIA

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is a condition where the body urinates more than usual and passes excessive or abnormally large amounts of urine each time you urinate.

Question 8

Polyria

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defined as the frequent passage of large volumes of urine – more than 3 litres a day compared to the normal daily urine output in adults of about 1 to 2 litres.

Question 9

URINARY FREQUENCY

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VOIDING AT FREQUENT INTERVALS

Question 10

URGENCY

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THE NEED TO VOID AT ONCE

Question 11

Catheter

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CATHETER –
A TUBE USED TO DRAIN OR INJECT FLUID THROUGH A BODY OPENING . INSERTED THROUGH THE URETHRA, INTO THE BLADDER TO DRAIN THE URINE.

Question 12

Catheter

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IT CAN BE TEMPORARY OR LEFT IN PLACE. A BALLON IS INFLATED TO HOLD THE CATHETER IN PLACE. THE END OF THE CATHETER IS ATTACHED TO A DRAINAGE BAG.

Question 13

Urinary drainage bags

Answer 13

Urinary drainage bags are used as a urine collection bag for catheters and designed to be hygienic and user-friendly.They provide improved care for the patient and comfort handling for the caregiver.

Question 14

Two types of urinary bag

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Urinary drainage bags
Leg bags

Question 15

Urinary drainage bag

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are for use by bed-ridden patients, hospitalized patients or for night-time usage by those who suffer from incontinence.

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Leg bags

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are appropriate for more active users who suffer from urinary incontinence.

Question 17

Types of urinary catheter

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Indwelling catheter
Condoms catheter
Straight catheter