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CNA Catheter Care Procedure Overview
Mar 26, 2025
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CNA Catheter Care Procedure
Introduction
CNA introduces herself as Patti to the patient, Miss Jones.
Explains the need to perform catheter care.
Ensures patient consent and privacy.
Preparation
Curtain:
Closed to ensure privacy.
Handwashing:
Hands are washed before gathering supplies.
Supplies Needed:
Barrier
Four washcloths
Towel
Chucks (absorbent pads)
Privacy blanket
Basin
Soap
Gloves
Setting Up
Water Preparation:
Water temperature checked by the patient.
Washcloths placed in water to stay warm.
Privacy Blanket:
Used to cover and keep the patient warm.
Arranging Bed:
Sheet pulled down to knees.
Chucks placed under the patient to keep the bed dry.
Patient Positioning
Patient is asked to scoot and roll to assist with placing the chucks.
Care is taken to ensure catheter tubing is not pulled.
Cleaning the Catheter
Gown rolled within the privacy blanket.
Cleaning Steps:
Soap applied to the washcloth.
Catheter cleaned by holding it and wiping away from the body.
Procedure repeated four times.
Rinsing Steps:
Same method as cleaning using a rinsed washcloth.
Perineal Care
Cleaning Steps:
Labia and surrounding areas cleaned using a five-leaf system.
Process includes holding the catheter out of the way and cleaning from top to bottom.
Rinsing Steps:
Repeat cleaning steps with clear water.
Drying:
Area gently patted dry from top to bottom.
Final Steps
Covering Up:
Patient covered back with a blanket, gown adjusted.
Checking Catheter:
Ensures tubing is coiled and not kinked or on the floor.
Cleaning Up:
Soiled items and gloves disposed of properly.
Basin cleaned and stored correctly.
Patient Comfort:
Offers magazine, ensures patient comfort.
Provides call light for patient assistance.
Completion
Opens curtain and washes hands.
Reflects on the procedure and makes any necessary corrections.
Skill completion reported to the evaluator.
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