Clin Skills 6 GU Instrumentation Flashcards

1
Q

__ catheter
To get urine from someone who can’t provide it for you. Also to keep it sterile.

No balloon, it’s simply being inserted as a one time event to collect urine and then throw it away.

A

Robinson Catheter

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2
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Mc cause of sepsis is:

A

GU infection

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3
Q

3 Way Foley Catheter also does what?

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CBI – continuous bladder irrigation. Doesn’t allow for clots to collect b/c it’s continuously irrigating it out.
it’s an iv pole with 2 large bags of normal saline that go into bladder by gravity (picc sez it’s not a machine)

Must be continuously monitored by nursing.

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4
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For patients that have bladder-neck obstruction (mc due to BPH). This is used after a failed attempt to insert a regular foley catheter.
This is usu inserted by the GU service.

A

Coude Catheter

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5
Q

Goes on just like a condom (therefore can only be used w/ male patients).

It does not lessen chance of UTI.
Other problems w/ keeping this on.

A

Texas Condom Catheter

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6
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If inserting a catheter, but you realize there’s a stricture. next do?
what if it’s due to trauma?

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requires operative intervn → cystoscopy to dilate that area so a catheter can be inserted
if due to trauma:
insertion of catheter suprapubically: suprapubic cystostomy.

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7
Q

Males with pelvic trauma have disruptions with what part of urethra?

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membranous urethra. It’s not supported and freq gets injured.

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8
Q

if indicated, do __ to check patency of urethra

A

retrograde cystogram

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9
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Used freq w/ pelvic surgery.

Also for obstructions: stone, clot, tumor blocking a ureter.

Pigtail (Curley Q’s on ends) used to bypass the obstruction.

These are taken out after surgery on the first or second post-op day.
used if hydronephrosis (kidney enlarged, calices (pyraimds) of kidney are blunted.

A

Ureteral Stents

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10
Q

After ureteral stent removal, patient can get __. why?

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post-renal azotemia: b/c some trauma to ureter & bleed forming clot in ureter.

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11
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Most important thing to do when using dye (KUB)

A

make sure they’re euvolemic. Cannot be dehydrated b/c kidneys will go into Acute Tublar Necrosis & they’ll die.

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12
Q

mc imaging test to look for kidney stones

A

CT with contrast

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13
Q

What must you check on this patient before you do Nephrostomy (wire & needle put into kidney)

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Coag studies. Make sure INR <1.5, normal platelet count.

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14
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2014 Protocol regarding catheters:

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Must send off UA & Urine Culture & Sensitivity. To make sure they didn’t have a UTI when they came in (for documentation)

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15
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Foley Catheter Indications (6)

Not for incontinence

A
Obtain sterile culture
Monitor I & O’s
Instillation of Medications
Neurogenic bladders
Bypass obstruction
Post-op to GU Procedures
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