Anatomy
CAUTI
Insertion
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100

Prior to inserting a foley into a male patient this should pulled back and cleaned, if present. 

Foreskin

100

CAUTI stands for __________________________.

Catheter associated urinary tract infection

100

Prior to inserting a foley, which 2 allergies must be addressed?

Betadine and latex

100

What is the external catheter used for incontinent males?

Condom catheter

100

Name two reasons a patient might need a catheter.

Urinary retention 

Bladder obstruction

Accurate urine output measurement

Surgical procedures

Healing of a sacral or perineal wound

Prolonged immobilization

End of life comfort

200

This part of male anatomy may contribute to resistance with foley catheter insertion. 

Prostate

200

CAUTI is an example of what type of infection?

Hospital acquired infection
200

After insertion, the catheter must be secured using what?

A Statlock

200

What is the external collection device that may be used for incontinent females?

Purewick

200

A male with an enlarged prostate might require this type of catheter. 

Coude

300

Name two conditions that may cause anatomy to appear different than normal. 

Pregnancy, childbirth, obesity, hypospadias, epispadias

300

Name 2 foley standards of care to prevent CAUTI. 

Perineal care for incontinent patients.

ADLS performed and documented ever 2 hours.

Catheter care at a minimum of once a day and following each bowel movement. 

Cleanse entire area. 

300
After opening the foley kit it is important to complete this step BEFORE opening your sterile field. 

Clean the genitals with the Castille soap wipes.

300

For patients who cannot void, instead of placing an indwelling foley catheter, the provider might give orders for this instead?

Straight cath

300

A 3-way catheter will be necessary for a patient receiving what kind of treatment?

Continuous bladder irrigation

400

The female urethra is shorter, making them more susceptible to ________________.

Infection

400

Name 2 negative outcomes caused by CAUTI. 

Length of stay, morbidity, mortality, antibiotic use, cost.

400

The arrow of the sterile tray should be pointed in what direction?

Toward the insertion site. 

400

Performing this procedure before a catheterization might reduce how often the patient is catharized. 

Bladder scan

400

Only a urologist can place this type of catheter. 

Suprapubic

500

The balloon of the foley catheter should rest where after insertion?

Neck of the bladder

500

Name 3 things that can be done to prevent CAUTI.

Use a catheter only when absolutely necessary.

Use an alternative collection method.

Hand hygiene

Sterile technique

Never reuse a catheter if you "miss."

Maintain a closed drainage system.

Empty drainage bag regularly. 

Keep drainage bag below level of bladder.

Discontinue as soon as possible. 


500

Upon visualization of urine the next step of insertion should include

Advancing the catheter 1 to 2 more inches. 

500

Taking the patient to the bathroom at regular intervals, even when they do not have the urge to void is referred to as __________________________.

Bladder training

500

The buildup of this on a catheter may prevent the effectiveness of antibiotics to fight CAUTI. 

Biofilm