Suprapubic catheter changing or replacement - Revision history

Stcmd: /* Old Catheter Deflation (if still present) */

2019-01-25T03:07:14Z

Old Catheter Deflation (if still present)

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	*#Deflate balloon of old catheter		*#Deflate balloon of old catheter
	*#Remove old catheter (you may feel some mild resistance. If you are sure the balloon is fully deflated, it’s alright to give it a little tug).		*#Remove old catheter (you may feel some mild resistance. If you are sure the balloon is fully deflated, it’s alright to give it a little tug).
	#~~Not~~ how far old catheter length was inside patient		#Note how far old catheter length was inside patient
	#If you had no assistant, remove first pair of gloves afterwards		#If you had no assistant, remove first pair of gloves afterwards
	#Afterwards, move to next step quickly to minimize time that there is no catheter in fistula site		#Afterwards, move to next step quickly to minimize time that there is no catheter in fistula site

Rossdonaldson1: /* References */

2018-12-08T16:53:22Z

References

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	[[Category:Procedures]]		[[Category:Procedures]]
			[[Category:Urology]]

Rossdonaldson1: /* Procedure */

2018-12-08T16:51:38Z

Procedure

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	==Procedure==		==Procedure==
			''Using sterile procedure''
			===Preparation===
			#Identify appropriate size catheter (past catheter size, if available)
			#Open standard Foley kit (catheters are the same as standard Foley catheters)
			#*Attach Foley to drainage catheter, if not already attached
			#Apply lubricant liberally to the first two inches of the catheter tip
			#*There is no longer a need to test the catheter balloon prior to procedure and this is no longer recommended by the manufacturer
			#Attach syringe to inflation port of new catheter (normally 10cc of normal saline)
			#Sterile prep including of patient and old catheter (if present)

			===Old Catheter Deflation (if still present)===
			*Have assistant (or wear a second pair of gloves for this part, if you have no assistant):
			*#Deflate balloon of old catheter
			*#Remove old catheter (you may feel some mild resistance. If you are sure the balloon is fully deflated, it’s alright to give it a little tug).
			#Not how far old catheter length was inside patient
			#If you had no assistant, remove first pair of gloves afterwards
			#Afterwards, move to next step quickly to minimize time that there is no catheter in fistula site

			===Insertion of New Catheter===
			#Pick up the pre-lubricated catheter and insert it.
			#*Only push it in just slightly further than previous catheter was in
			#Wait until urine flows freely to confirm that catheter is in the correct position
			#Keep holding the catheter in position and slowly inflate the balloon with 8cc of sterile water
			#*Immediately stop if the patient has significant pain during inflation and insert the Foley further

	==Complications==		==Complications==

Rossdonaldson1: /* External Links */

2018-12-08T16:36:50Z

External Links

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRCtvr79trU

	==References==		==References==

Rossdonaldson1: Created page with "==Overview== ==Indications== ==Contraindications== ==Equipment Needed== ==Procedure== ==Complications== ==See Also== Urinary retention Coude catheter *..."

2018-12-08T16:36:24Z

Created page with "==Overview== ==Indications== ==Contraindications== ==Equipment Needed== ==Procedure== ==Complications== ==See Also== *Urinary retention *Coude catheter *..."

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