Catheter Care including Bladder Washout

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Catheter Care including Bladder Washout
Course Length:

3 to 4 hours

Maximum Number of Attendees:

12

Course Description:

Catheter care training is aimed at people working in health and care settings. The course provides staff members with the knowledge and understanding on performing safe changing and emptying of catheter bags. We cover everything from anatomy and infection control, to procedures and record keeping. The second part of this training course covers Bladder Washouts, how to do them correctly, when they are required, and what happens with sediment build-up.

At Training2Care we keep a keen focus on infection control and look at the risks of infection when dealing with catheters. We also support staff to be mindful of privacy, dignity, and respect, through using person centred care when dealing with catheters which can be a sensitive subject for some.

Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria:

What this course offers:

  • Introduction – Anatomy and Physiology

    • Understand how the bladder works and what can go wrong.

  • Urinary Catheters:

    • Understand what a catheter is

    • Understand when catheters are used

    • Understand risks including infection

    • Understand UTIs

    • Understand the need for informed consent

    • Understand maintenance of catheters

  • Emptying a Catheter Bag

    • Understand infection management implications

    • Have an awareness of how to measure urine output and monitor for abnormalities

  • Urinalysis:

    • Understand why urinalysis is needed

    • Explain the different urine specimens

    • The importance of infection control

    • Obtain a urine sample correctly

  • Catheter Removal:

    • Understand the procedure for safe catheter removal

    • Discuss associated problems and techniques should problems arise

  • Drainage Systems:

    • Explain the different drainage systems and the importance of good infection control

  • Bladder Washout (including Practical Session):

    • What is a bladder washout?

    • Responsibilities of the individual administering – must be in line with local company policy

    • Indications for use

    • Contra indications for use

    • Documentation

    • Procedure for bladder washout including demonstration and practice on a manikin

At the end of the training session, there is a written assessment to evidence the learning of the attendees.

This course can be tailored to the bespoke needs of the customer.  Please speak to a member of the sales team for further details.

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