Minding for your IV Cannula
Minding for your intermittent cannula
Still, you'll get to see, if you are undergoing intermittent catheterization.
Rinse your cannula incontinently after use under running water. Also take it home to wash if it is often fragile at times.
Wash the cannula in steamed and cooled and mild cleaner water.
Rinse thoroughly with cold, boiled water to get rid of all traces of cleaner.
Filter the cannula dry. Avoid touching the top that matches your urethra.
Minding for your suprapubic or urinary cannula.
It is important to wash and care for your cannula according to the instructions given to you by your healthcare provider.
Your system
An uncontrolled system is created when the IV Cannula and the drainage bag are joined together if you have a suprapubic or urinary catheter inside.
The leg bag is kept in the seat with leg straps or bag holder and is hidden under your clothing.
This collects your urine during the day and makes you want to urinate at regular intervals.
When your leg bag is attached it is sterile and is usually worn until the cannula is changed and the relief sterile leg bag is attached. The bag should be attached to your feet at least in time.
At night, a large capacity bag or bottle is attached to the open drainage valve of the leg bag that allows longer urine to be collected.
You need to make sure that the urine bag or bottle is kept below the bladder threshold.
Numerous feathers of drainage bags are available with different openings and shutting gates.
However, ask your Crocker or nanny for advice, if the bone you are using is causing you problems
The leg bag is frequently secured to your ham, knee or shin area, taking into account the length of the drainage tubing on the leg bag.
Leg bags are best kept safe on your feet at night to prevent trauma.
Your nanny will show you
The correct position to wear your leg bag
How to secure it using a bag holder or strips?
How To Attach Your Late Drainage Bag or Bottle
Empty your leg bag at regular intervals so that it does not get too full and heavy, which can pull your cannula.
This should be done every 2 to 3 hours or when the bag is almost partially filled with three-quarters.
Proper positioning will ensure that the cannula is comfortable and will not cause pressure or discomfort to the top of the penis, in men.
Men sensitive to kickback construction may also be advised to attach a cannula to their abdomen. This can help push the top of the penis if erection occurs.
It is recommended that you change the position of the bag by one foot in one day.
Replacing your foot drainage bag
It is important that you simply do the chops to properly replace your foot drainage bag.
The foot sac can remain in position until the cannula is changed.
Occasionally there is a need to change the bag more frequently due to damage or door.
Make sure you have a normal spare bag event.
To change your leg bag
Wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
Release the bag from your feet by undoing the strips or removing them from the bag holder. Wash and dry your hands.
Open the packet of your new drainage bag suitable for connecting.
Using adjuvant water, wipe around the area where the cannula is attached to the bag.
Squeeze the top of the cannula with your fritters so that no urine comes out and gently separate the bag. Keep this bag away.
Remove the plastic cover from the top of the new bag and attach it indiscriminately to your cannula drainage harbourage. Always carry the bag near the cannula, not the catheter in the bag.
Re-secure your new leg bag to your feet using strips or your leg bag holder.
Empty the urine from your old leg bag into the rest room and wash it off. Wrap it in a review, place it between the bags, secure it and place it in the trash can.
Wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
Overnight drainage bag or bottle
Your late drainage bag is smaller than your leg bag (2 L) and in tubing.
Alternatively, you can use a late bottle containing 4L.
A night bag or bottle is attached to your leg bag or cannula stopcock at bedtime.
This enables you to sleep at night without space to empty your leg bag or cannula stopcock.
It is important that you only use a late drainage bag or bottle.
However, there is a chance that your bladder will fill up and thus the urine may return to your feathers if your foot sac fills up and you are not awake.
This can give birth to an infection that can give birth to you really badly.
To attach your late drainage bag or bottle
Wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
Empty urine from your leg bag or bladder if using a cannula stopcock.
Wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
Remove the top plastic cover of the night bag or bottle and place it in the clean
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