Female Urinary Catheterisation Clinical Awareness & Procedures Training Resources

Female Urinary Catheterisation Clinical Awareness & Procedures Training Resources

2 Presentations (one of which is Step by Step Procedures), Handout (Summary), Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key, Clinical Based Scenario Based Judgements Tests, Trainer Aide Answer Sheet, Clinical Observation Aide

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Overall Aim of the Session

To provide registered clinicians with the knowledge skill and clinical reasoning required to carry out safe female urethral catheterisation and manage complications effectively in any setting.​

Learning Objectives
LO1 – Understand Clinical Indications and Contraindications​
LO2 – Apply Detailed Knowledge of Female Anatomy and Physiology​
LO3 – Perform the Clinical Procedure Safely and Competently​
LO4 – Identify and Manage Complications Promptly​
LO5 – Provide Person‑Centred Clinical Care During and After the
Procedure​
LO6 – Document Clinical Actions Accurately and Lawfully​
​LO7 – Apply Clinical Skills Safely Across Different Care Settings

Presentation 1 - Male Urinary Catheterisation Awareness (Clinical) - 81 Slides - Slide Titles:

Aim and Learning Objectives
Setting The Scene
Section - Clinical Indications and Contraindications
Introduction
Valid Clinical Reason
Indications
Contraindications
Urinary Retention, Accurate Fluid Balance Monitoring​
Pre-Operative or Post-Operative / Bladder Irrigation
Neurological Conditions / End of Life Comfort Care
Clinical Risk Assessment
Patient Assessment
Indication Justification / Infection Risk
​Tissue Integrity and Trauma Risk / Fluid Balance and Renal Function
Psychological and Dignity Considerations / Ongoing Review​
Section - Anatomy and Physiology
Introduction
Key Anatomical Structures
Urethral Opening
Urethra
Bladder
Surrounding Tissues
Additional Key Anatomical Points
Section - Clinical Procedure
Introduction
Preparation
Positioning
Insertion Principles
Post procedure Checks
Aseptic Technique
Hand Hygiene
Sterile Equipment
Catheter Size
Lighting
Explanation and Consent
Positioning
Sterile Field Setup
Equipment Integrity
Environmental Control
Catheter Material and Type
Documentation
Section - Complications
Identifying and Managing Complications Promptly​
Infection
Trauma
Obstruction
Incorrect Positioning
Section - Person Centred Clinical Care
Introduction
Person Centred Care​
Communication and Consent
​Comfort and Safety
Section - Documentation Standards
Introduction
Required Documentation
Legal and Professional Standards - Follow Organisational Policy
Record Accurately and Promptly​
Ensure Documentation Supports Continuity of Care​
Meet NMC and Organisational Requirements​
Section - Applying Clinical Skills Across Different Care Settings​
Introduction
Hospital Settings
Community and Home Settings
Urgent and Emergency Care
Section - Summary and References
Key Learning Summary
References and Further Information

Presentation 2 - Step By Step Procedures - 27 Slides - Slide Titles:

Overall Aim and Learning Objective (LO3)
Step By Step Procedures
1. Prepare Equipment and Environment Using Aseptic Technique ​
2. Position Patient and Maintain Privacy and Dignity
3.Clean the Perineal Area Using Aseptic Technique
4.Apply Sterile Drapes and Ensure Clear Access to the Urethral Meatus​
5.Instil Anaesthetic Gel into the Urethra​
6.Advance until urine flows​Identify the Urethral Meatus and Hold Catheter at 30–45 Degrees
7.AInsert Catheter Slowly Until Urine Flows​
8. Advance a Further 2–3 cm to Ensure Correct Placement
9.Inflate Balloon with Sterile Water​
10.Gently Withdraw to Confirm Secure Position​
11.Connect and Secure the Drainage System​
12.Ensure Patient Comfort and Restore Dignity​
Summary and Final Words
References

Word Documents
Short Summary Handout
End of Session Knowledge Check Questions
Trainer Aide
Clinical Based Scenario Based Judgements Tests
Trainer Aide Answer Sheet
Clinical Observation Aide

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