Catheter and IDC
Competency Based Learning
Overview
A urinary catheter is a soft hollow tube, which is passed into the bladder to drain urine. Catheters are sometimes necessary for people, who for a variety of reasons, cannot empty their bladder in the usual way, i.e. passing urine into a toilet or urinal.
Indwelling catheters are usually required short term for a number of weeks or months when continuous bladder drainage is needed, but occasionally they are required for long-term use.
Topics Covered
- Understanding the procedure and implications for an IDC / SPC
- Daily care and infection / Hygiene precautions
- Complications, potential problems and troubleshooting
- Leaking, Urinary tract infections, blockage, no drainage
- Importance of monitoring, notification of concerns, additional fluids and dehydration
- Clean catheterisation technique
- Cleaning and safe use of equipment, materials, urine bags,
- Changing of leg and overnight bags.
Need more information?
Is it Face-to-Face, Online or Combined?
This Course is 100% Face-to-Face
What is the Cost?
This Course is $85
How do I Book?
You can book in for an upcoming course HERE. Or call us on 0431 641 497 to book over the phone.
Upcoming Dates
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