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ACI Urology Network Nursing Female Urethral Catheterization Clinical Guideline, Competencies & Patient Information Leaflet Date: March 2013 Version: Updated March 2013 Release Status: Draft Release

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1. Prepare the necessary equipment: Gather a female urinary catheter, sterile lubricant, sterile gloves, antiseptic solution, sterile drapes, and a container for urine collection.
2. Ensure proper hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, and then put on sterile gloves to maintain a sterile environment during the procedure.
3. Position the patient comfortably: Help the patient lie on their back with their knees bent and legs spread apart. You can also place a pillow under the patient's knees to provide support.
4. Cleanse the genital area: Use an antiseptic solution to clean the female urethral area and surrounding skin, starting from the urethral opening and moving outward in a circular motion. Allow the area to air dry or use sterile gauze to pat it dry.
5. Prepare the catheter: Open the packaging of the female urinary catheter and apply sterile lubricant to the tip of the catheter. This will facilitate easier insertion and minimize discomfort for the patient.
6. Insert the catheter: Hold the labia apart and gently insert the catheter into the urethral opening. Slowly advance the catheter until urine begins to flow, indicating that it is properly positioned in the bladder. Be cautious not to force the catheter or cause any pain to the patient.
7. Secure the catheter: Once the catheter is in place, stabilize it by taping it to the patient's thigh to prevent unintentional movement or dislodgment. Make sure the tape is not too tight to avoid restricting blood circulation.
8. Collect urine: Place a clean container under the catheter to collect urine. Monitor the flow of urine to ensure it is not obstructed or blocked. If there is no urine flow, gently reposition the catheter or consult a healthcare professional if necessary.

Who needs female urethral caformterisation:

1. Women with urinary retention: Female urethral caformterisation may be necessary for individuals experiencing difficulty in emptying their bladder completely. This can occur due to various reasons such as bladder muscle weakness, nerve damage, or obstruction.
2. Post-surgical patients: Some surgeries, especially those involving the pelvic area, can cause temporary urinary retention or difficulty in urinating. Female urethral caformterisation may be recommended to prevent complications and aid in the healing process.
3. Diagnostic or therapeutic procedures: Female urethral caformterisation may be performed as part of certain medical procedures such as cystoscopy or urodynamic studies. These tests help diagnose or treat conditions related to the urinary system.

Please note that it is essential to consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation, diagnosis, and guidance regarding female urethral caformterisation.

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What is female urethral caformterisation?

Female urethral catheterisation is a medical procedure in which a tube is inserted into the urethra to drain urine from the bladder.

Who is required to file female urethral caformterisation?

Medical professionals such as doctors, nurses, or healthcare providers who perform the procedure are required to document and report female urethral catheterisation.

How to fill out female urethral caformterisation?

The procedure details, date and time of the catheterisation, patient information, any complications or observations, and the name of the person performing the procedure must be accurately documented on the female urethral catheterisation form.

What is the purpose of female urethral caformterisation?

The purpose of female urethral catheterisation is to drain urine from the bladder when a person is unable to do so naturally or as part of a medical procedure.

What information must be reported on female urethral caformterisation?

Information such as the procedure details, patient information, date and time of catheterisation, any complications, and the healthcare provider's name must be reported on the female urethral catheterisation form.