This is not the accepted medical standard of care for irrigating a urinary catheter. Tap water as an irrigant is absurd. Since when has tap water been sterile. Oregon Urology should better educate themselves and their staff before posting such videos.
Its 2023 not 1900! And why would you need a male nurse just for demo teaching anyway? He’s not exposed in any way BUT if he were then female nurses are professionals and can handle that too. The only time a specific gendered nurse takes care of a patient is when the patient requests such which in my experience doesn’t happen that often anymore.
cnwms21 if you have the whole syringe full, you document 60mL in, and then document whatever you draw out. If you draw out only 60mL, then the total is 0.
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I’m just about to receive an SPC SPC should I be concerned I’m a male
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I'm doing the same process but I can't draw the water from the bladder !
Why is that happening?
& the urine comes out from both sides
Ma'am did I hear you say gloves are optional??
I get pain when my cafata blocks
And waiting for the district nurse to show me what to do.
tap water is how we irrigate in our top medical institutions...in north korea😋
Well done thank you so much
This is not the accepted medical standard of care for irrigating a urinary catheter. Tap water as an irrigant is absurd. Since when has tap water been sterile. Oregon Urology should better educate themselves and their staff before posting such videos.
Adam Aguilar I thought the very same thing. Sterile water or normal saline solution is how I was taught. But then she uses a sterile basin. Hmmmmm
Can someone tell me,normal salin is the better for irrigate and also how much cc of water will insert bladder???
Agreed. I was beyond appalled to hear the words “tap water”.
Obviously they're talking about at home practices, not in a medical facility.
Mmmh a doctor teaching patient to irrigate bladder with tap water ? What literature supports this?
I am curious about it too. I just watched another video where it explains nothing else the physiological sol.should be used. I am confused 😊
Great video! Can I use this or refer a pt. to it as a learning/teaching/discharge aid and tool?
Could you please show me how to put in an SPC in a male bladder male bladder
Ok I would 1st ask where is the male nurse to do this ?
Its 2023 not 1900! And why would you need a male nurse just for demo teaching anyway? He’s not exposed in any way BUT if he were then female nurses are professionals and can handle that too. The only time a specific gendered nurse takes care of a patient is when the patient requests such which in my experience doesn’t happen that often anymore.
Unbelievable that this video has been here for over 7 years!!! Dangerous
Why is this dangerous?
You're supposed to let the saline just drain out normally, do not pull the liquid back out with the syringe!!!
I just watched this procedure done by an emergency room nurse, for blockage. She did it like this nurse did, basically.
Helpful
understandable enough
Tap water??!? No way!
how would you document
cnwms21 if you have the whole syringe full, you document 60mL in, and then document whatever you draw out. If you draw out only 60mL, then the total is 0.
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What are the chances to leak from your penis, if you had the splinter cut?
Flushing super public cath