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Which skill involves creating a clean working area for surgical procedures?
Which skill involves creating a clean working area for surgical procedures?
Which procedure is performed for a female client during urinary catheterization?
Which procedure is performed for a female client during urinary catheterization?
What is the correct initial step before catheterizing a client?
What is the correct initial step before catheterizing a client?
Which of the following skills is NOT associated with urinary catheterization?
Which of the following skills is NOT associated with urinary catheterization?
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During which procedure is a retention catheter specifically mentioned for male clients?
During which procedure is a retention catheter specifically mentioned for male clients?
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Study Notes
In-Lab Learning Activities Overview
- Provides hands-on opportunities to apply knowledge and practice essential skills in nursing.
- Encourages collaboration and practice with peers during lab sessions.
- Specific activities will be detailed by nursing faculty on the lab day.
Surgical Asepsis and Catheterization Skills
- Surgical Gloving - Open: Technique for properly donning sterile gloves to maintain asepsis.
- Preparing a Sterile Field: Creating an area free of contaminants for procedures.
- Opening a Sterile Drape: Proper method to unveil a sterile surface while minimizing contamination risks.
- Pouring a Sterile Solution: Ensures sterility when transferring liquid into a sterile container or area.
Urinary Catheterization Techniques
- Indwelling Retention Catheter Insertion (Female): Process of placing a catheter that remains in the bladder over an extended period.
- Indwelling Retention Catheter Removal (Female): Steps taken to safely remove the catheter without causing trauma.
- Straight Catheter Insertion and Removal (Male): Procedure for inserting a catheter that is removed immediately after use.
- Urine Specimen Collection (Indwelling Catheter): Guidelines for obtaining a specimen from a catheter for diagnostic testing.
- Measuring Intake and Output: Keeping accurate records of fluid intake and urinary output to assess hydration status and kidney function.
- Measuring and Assessing Urinary Output: Techniques for evaluating the quantity and characteristics of urine produced.
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Description
This quiz focuses on in-lab learning activities related to surgical asepsis and catheterization. Participants will explore essential practices such as surgical gloving, preparing a sterile field, and handling sterile solutions. Engage with peers to enhance your competency in these critical nursing skills.