The nurse's first action is to verify the position of catheter.
What is catheter?
- A catheter is a tiny, flexible tube that is used in medicine and has many different functions.
- Catheters are medical devices that can be inserted within the body to treat ailments or perform surgery.
- A catheter is a tube inserted into the bladder to permit unfettered urine drainage.
- The most frequent explanations for using a catheter are to rest the bladder after a period of urinary retention.
- After surgery, most usually bowel, bladder, or urinary tract surgery, to give the bladder some rest.
- Bladder spasms, which feel like stomach aches, are very typical when a catheter is in your bladder.
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