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1. Checks doctor’s order for the purpose of the procedure (urine
specimen collection, straight catheterization, or indwelling
catheterization).
2. Informs patient and explains the procedure.
3. Washes hands.
4. Prepares necessary equipment and supplies:
A. sterile urethral catheter (correct size and type), sterile or
clean kidney basin and enamel cup, sterile gloves, lubricant,
sterile gauze, betadine, cotton balls, sterile forceps or pick
up forceps soaked in sterile solution, bed protector, flash
light or floor lamp, clean tissue paper.
B. for specimen collection include sterile receptacle bottle.
C. for indwelling catheterization include: adhesive plaster, pair
of scissors, urinary drainage bag, sterile syringe with sterile
water.
5. Provides privacy. Closes bed curtains or room curtains.
6. Asks/assists patient to remove underwear or open diaper.
7. Positions patient:
A. female patient in dorsal recumbent position.
B. male patient in supine position.
8. Places bed protector under the perianal area.
9. Drapes patient:
A. female client: placed blanket in diamond fashion over client,
one corner at client’s neck, side corners over each side and
secured around each thigh, last corner over perineum.
B. male client: draped upper trunk with bath blanket and
covered lower extremities with bed sheets, exposing only
the genitalia.
10. Positions lamp to illuminate perineal area for female patients.
11. Unwraps the sterile pack being careful not to contaminate the
inner surface.
12. Prepares lubricant by dropping a few amount on the sterile
gauze or on the thumb side of the sterile glove of the
nondominant hand.
13. Puts on sterile gloves. (In the absence of a sterile forceps,
cleans the genitalia using the pickup forceps soaked in sterile
solution and cotton balls with betadine before putting on sterile
gloves.)
14. Attaches syringe and tests balloon by inflating then deflating
the balloon using sterile water.