Intermittent Self-Catheterization Male - Tự đặt ca-tê-te ở Nam giới/Nữ giới

Intermittent Self-Catheterization Male - Tự đặt ca-tê-te ở Nam giới

While you were in the hospital, you received instructions on how to insert a catheter into your own bladder and practiced the procedure until you could do it on your own. Before you self-catheterize at home, you will need to assemble the following equipment:
* Urine collecting hat
* Warm soapy water in a basin
* Clean washcloth
* Catheter
* Lubricant
* Clean hand towel
* Resealable plastic bag

Void into the hat. Measure the amount of urine and record it in the voided volume column on your record sheet.
Carefully, wash and dry your hands.
The male can sit on the toilet or lie on a bed with back and head propped up.
Lubricate the catheter for a distance of 6 to 8 inches.
If necessary, retract the foreskin. Clean the head of the penis with a soapy washcloth or an antibacterial wipe.
Hold the penis upright, and insert the lubricated catheter into the urethral opening of the penis.
Thread it in slowly until urine flows, usually a distance of 6 to 8 inches.
When urine flows, allow all the urine to drain into the hat.
Slowly, pull the catheter out.
Wash the catheter with soap and water, dry it with a clean towel and store it in a resealable plastic bag. The catheter may be re-used for 1-2 months.
Measure the amount of urine in the hat and note the volume in the post void residual column of your record.
Discard the urine into the toilet and wash out the hat.
Wash and dry your hands.
* During the insertion, never force the catheter.
* If you meet resistance and cannot advance the catheter, remove the catheter and notify your healthcare provider.
Always, measure the amount of urine in the hat and write it down in the post-void residual column of your output record.

Intermittent Self-Catheterization Male - Tự đặt ca-tê-te ở Nữ giới

While you were in the hospital, you received instructions on how to insert a catheter into your own bladder and practiced the procedure until you could do it on your own. Before you self-catheterize at home, you will need to assemble the following equipment:
* Urine collecting hat
* Warm soapy water in a basin
* Clean washcloth
* Catheter
* Lubricant
* Clean hand towel
* Resealable plastic bag

Void into the hat. Measure the amount of urine and record it in the voided volume column on your record sheet.
Carefully, wash and dry your hands.
For a female, lubricate the catheter for a distance of approximately 2 inches from the tip.
The female should self-catheterize when sitting on the toilet. Soak the washcloth in warm soapy water and wring it partly dry.
Separate the thighs wide apart. With one hand, separate the labia. With the other hand, use the washcloth to clean the vulva from front to back in a single stroke. Alternately, an antibacterial wipe may be used, wiping once from front to back.
Still holding the labia apart, grasp the lubricated catheter with the other hand 3-4 inches from the tip.
Insert the catheter slowly and gently into the urethra.
Thread the catheter into the bladder a distance of 2-3 inches
When the catheter is in the bladder, urine will drain out, collect the drain into the hat.
When the flow of urine stops, gently remove the catheter
Wash the catheter with soap and water, dry it with a clean towel and store it in a resealable plastic bag. The catheter may be re-used for 1-2 months.
Measure the amount of urine in the hat and note the volume in the post void residual column of your record.
Discard the urine into the toilet and wash out the hat.
Wash and dry your hands.
* During the insertion, never force the catheter.
* If you meet resistance and cannot advance the catheter, remove the catheter and notify your healthcare provider.
Always, measure the amount of urine in the hat and write it down in the post-void residual column of your output record.