This document contains a performance evaluation checklist for catheterization procedures with separate sections for male and female patients. It lists the key steps of the procedure and assigns a weight and score for each. The checklist is used to evaluate nursing students during their clinical training and ensures they demonstrate competency in properly preparing equipment, explaining the procedure to the patient, positioning the patient correctly, maintaining sterile technique, accurately inserting and securing the catheter, and documenting the results. The total possible score is 87.
The Influence of Submerged Healing Abutment or Subcrestal Implant Placement On Soft Tissue Thickness and Crestal Bone Stability. A 2-Year Randomized Clinical Trial
This document contains a performance evaluation checklist for catheterization procedures with separate sections for male and female patients. It lists the key steps of the procedure and assigns a weight and score for each. The checklist is used to evaluate nursing students during their clinical training and ensures they demonstrate competency in properly preparing equipment, explaining the procedure to the patient, positioning the patient correctly, maintaining sterile technique, accurately inserting and securing the catheter, and documenting the results. The total possible score is 87.
This document contains a performance evaluation checklist for catheterization procedures with separate sections for male and female patients. It lists the key steps of the procedure and assigns a weight and score for each. The checklist is used to evaluate nursing students during their clinical training and ensures they demonstrate competency in properly preparing equipment, explaining the procedure to the patient, positioning the patient correctly, maintaining sterile technique, accurately inserting and securing the catheter, and documenting the results. The total possible score is 87.
This document contains a performance evaluation checklist for catheterization procedures with separate sections for male and female patients. It lists the key steps of the procedure and assigns a weight and score for each. The checklist is used to evaluate nursing students during their clinical training and ensures they demonstrate competency in properly preparing equipment, explaining the procedure to the patient, positioning the patient correctly, maintaining sterile technique, accurately inserting and securing the catheter, and documenting the results. The total possible score is 87.
1. Prepare the equipment: Sterile catheter of appropriate size Syringe prefilled with sterile water Urinary bag Tape 1-2 pairs of sterile gloves 3 Antiseptic solution Lubricant Specimen container Waterproof drape 2% Xylocaine gel (if agency permits) 2. Explain the procedure 2 MALE 1. Assist client to supine position with thighs and legs slightly apart. To allow you to see and access the 2 urinary meatus. 2. If you are right handed, stand and work at the patient’s right side; if you are left handed, stand 2 and work on the patient’s left side. 3. Clean the meatus Note: The non-dominant hand is considered 1 contaminated once it touches the client’s skin. 4. Use your non-dominant hand to grasp the penis just below the glans. If necessary, retract the 2 foreskin. Hold the penis firmly upright, with slight tension. Remove your gloves. 5. Open catheterization kit. Place a waterproof drape without contaminating the center of the drape with 2 your hands. 6. Apply sterile gloves. 1 7. Attach the prefilled syringe to the indwelling 3 catheter inflation hub, and test the balloon. 8. Lubricate the catheter. 1 9. Grasp the catheter firmly 2-3 inches from the tip. Ask the patient to take a slow deep breath, and 2 insert the catheter as the client exhales. 10. Hold the catheter with the non-dominant hand. In males, lay the penis down onto the drape, being 2 careful that the catheter does not pull out. 11. Inflate the retention balloon with designated volume. Without releasing the catheter, hold the inflation valve between two fingers of your non- dominant hand and inflate with your dominant 5 hand. If the client complains of discomfort, immediately withdraw the instilled fluid, advance the catheter further, and attempt to inflate the balloon again. 12. Pull gently on the catheter until resistance is felt to insure that the balloon has inflated and to place it 2 in the trigone of the bladder 13. Collect specimen if needed. 1 14. Wipe the perineal area of any remaining antiseptic or lubricant. Replace foreskin if retracted earlier. 2 Return the client in the comfortable position. 15. Discard all used supplies in appropriate receptacles 3 and perform hand hygiene. 16. Document the catheterization procedure including 2 catheter size and results. FEMALE 1. Prepare the client. Explain the procedure. 2 2. Assist client to supine position with knees flexed, with feet 2 feet apart. To allow you to see and 2 access the urinary meatus. 3. If you are right handed, stand and work at the patient’s right side; if you are left handed, stand 2 and work on the patient’s left side. 4. Perform routine perineal care to cleanse the 5 meatus from gross contamination. 5. Open catheterization kit. Place a waterproof drape without contaminating the center of the drape with 2 your hands. 6. Apply sterile gloves. 1 7. Attach the prefilled syringe to the indwelling 3 catheter inflation hub, and test the balloon. 8. Lubricate the catheter. 1 9. Clean the meatus Note: The non-dominant hand is considered 1 contaminated once it touches the client’s skin. 10. Use your non-dominant hand to spread the labia. 2 Establish firm but gentle position. 11. With your dominant hand, wipe one side of the 2 labia majora. Use new ball for the opposite side. 12. Repeat for the labia majora 2 13. Use the last ball to cleanse directly over the 2 meatus. 14. Grasp the catheter firmly 2-3 inches from the tip. Ask the patient to take a slow deep breath, and 2 insert the catheter as the client exhales. 15. Advance the catheter 2 inches further after the urine begins to flow. If the catheter accidentally contacts the labia or slips into the vagina, it is 3 considered contaminated, and a new sterile catherter must be used. 16. Hold the catheter with the non-dominant hand 2 being careful that the catheter does not pull out. 17. Inflate the retention balloon with designated volume. Without releasing the catheter, hold the inflation valve between two fingers of your non- dominant hand and inflate with your dominant 5 hand. If the client complains of discomfort, immediately withdraw the instilled fluid, advance the catheter further, and attempt to inflate the balloon again. 18. Pull gently on the catheter until resistance is felt to insure that the balloon has inflated and to place it 2 in the trigone of the bladder 19. Collect specimen if needed. 1 20. Wipe the perineal area of any remaining antiseptic or lubricant. Replace foreskin if retracted earlier. 2 Return the client in the comfortable position. 21. Discard all used supplies in appropriate receptacles 3 and perform hand hygiene. 22. Document the catheterization procedure including 2 catheter size and results. Total 87
The Influence of Submerged Healing Abutment or Subcrestal Implant Placement On Soft Tissue Thickness and Crestal Bone Stability. A 2-Year Randomized Clinical Trial