"Summary: Provides instruction regarding the assessments and interventions for patients/clients with alterations in patterns of urinary elimination. Presents an overview of the physiologic basis of urinary function as well as assessment of urinary status."
"Discusses the four major systems that control urination, urinary problems that relate to developmental changes, major items to be included when assessing a patient and common problems of urinary elimination, and the differences between straight and Foley catheters. -- Discusses nursing diagnoses and how defining characteristics for diagnoses are reflected in assessments and observations; also describes two types of nursing interventions and the behavioral objectives by which these interventions are evaluated. -- Presents independent interventions: positioning, relaxation, sensory stimulation, and physical pressure -- designed to help patients with distended bladders, indicating how the interventions work best in combination, and also illustrates the procedure for intermittent catherization of a female with a straight catheter, emphasizing the need for maintaining strict sterile technique. -- Discusses indications for and risks of a Foley catheter and illustrates catheterization of a male, emphasizing the importance of maintaining strict sterile technique; discusses causes of incontinence and factors to consider when assessing it, presenting interventions such as Kegel exercises and condom catheters to reverse or control incontinence."
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