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  • Replace Every 24hrs - Do Proper Perineal Care (Clean Gloves) - Assess Allergy For Latex & Betadine, Ability To Assist, Distress, Embarrassment - For Incontinence, Must Be Erected 13:00

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    This document provides instructions for catheterization and use of a condom catheter. It states that catheters should be replaced every 24 hours and proper perineal care with clean gloves is important. Nurses should assess for latex or betadine allergies, a patient's ability to assist with the procedure, and any distress or embarrassment felt by the patient. Condom catheters require an erection to be effective for incontinence.

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    This document provides instructions for catheterization and use of a condom catheter. It states that catheters should be replaced every 24 hours and proper perineal care with clean gloves is important. Nurses should assess for latex or betadine allergies, a patient's ability to assist with the procedure, and any distress or embarrassment felt by the patient. Condom catheters require an erection to be effective for incontinence.

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    Replace Every 24hrs - Do Proper Perineal Care (Clean Gloves) - Assess Allergy For Latex & Betadine, Ability To Assist, Distress, Embarrassment - For Incontinence, Must Be Erected 13:00

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    Makki Marcos
    This document provides instructions for catheterization and use of a condom catheter. It states that catheters should be replaced every 24 hours and proper perineal care with clean gloves is important. Nurses should assess for latex or betadine allergies, a patient's ability to assist with the procedure, and any distress or embarrassment felt by the patient. Condom catheters require an erection to be effective for incontinence.

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    Catheterization

    - Replace every 24hrs


    - Do proper perineal care (clean gloves)
    - Assess allergy for latex & betadine, ability
    to assist, distress, embarrassment
    Condom Cath
    - For incontinence, must be erected
    13:00

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