How To Install A Catheter

Earlier starting to empty your float always gather your supplies as instructed by your dr. or nurse.

prepare for catheterisation

Wash your hands well and dry out them.
Gently clean the head of the penis and the penis tip (utilise balmy soap and water or a disinfectant wipe). Apply a round move, starting at the urethra going outwards.
Open up your catheter and prepare it according to the instructions for use supplied by the manufacturer.
Gently insert the catheter into the urethra until urine starts to menses.
Once the urine stops running, begin to withdraw the catheter slowly while
slightly rotating information technology. If you are using a curved tip catheter (coudé), do not rotate.
Stop briefly each time more urine drains out. Move a trivial and straighten yourself upward to make sure the float is completely empty.
Throw away the catheter after using information technology (as household waste) and wash your hands once more.

Earlier use, always consult the 'Didactics For Employ' document delivered with the products.

Important Safety Data: SpeediCath® catheters are indicated for use by patients with chronic urine retention and patients with a post void rest volume (PVR) due to neurogenic and non-neurogenic voiding dysfunction. The catheter is inserted into the urethra to reach the float allowing urine to drain. At that place is a split up SpeediCath Compact Set device intended for either males or females only.

SpeediCath catheters are available past prescription only. Patients performing cocky-catheterization should follow the communication of, and direct questions about employ of the production to, their medical professional. Before using the device, advisedly read the production labels and information accompanying the device including the instructions for employ which contain additional safety information. The SpeediCath catheter is for unmarried-use only; discard it subsequently employ. If you experience symptoms of a urinary tract infection, or are unable to pass the catheter into the bladder, contact your healthcare professional person. The risk information provided here is not comprehensive. To learn more than, talk to your healthcare provider.

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