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Checklist for Catheterization
1. Pre-Procedure Preparation
Verify patient identity using two identifiers.
Obtain informed consent from the patient.
Review patient's medical history and allergies.
Gather all necessary equipment and supplies.
Ensure a sterile environment by using aseptic techniques.
2. Patient Assessment
Perform a physical assessment of the patient.
Check vital signs and document any abnormalities.
Assess for any contraindications to catheterization.
Discuss the procedure with the patient to alleviate anxiety.
3. Equipment Preparation
Prepare the catheter kit and ensure all items are sterile.
Inspect the catheter for integrity and proper size.
Gather additional supplies: lubricant, antiseptic solution, gloves, and drainage bag.
4. Procedure Steps
Position the patient comfortably and appropriately.
Clean the insertion site using antiseptic solution.
Don sterile gloves and maintain a sterile field.
Insert the catheter using the appropriate technique.
Ensure proper placement of the catheter and secure it as needed.
5. Post-Procedure Care
Monitor the patient for any immediate complications.
Document the procedure details, including time, type of catheter, and any complications.
Educate the patient on catheter care and signs of infection.
Schedule follow-up care and assessments as needed.
6. Equipment Disposal
Dispose of used equipment and materials in accordance with safety protocols.
Place used items in designated biohazard bags.
Ensure bags are securely tied and labeled.
Follow institutional guidelines for waste segregation.
Avoid overfilling containers to prevent spills.
Report any equipment malfunctions to a supervisor.
Clean and disinfect the procedure area after completion.
Remove all used materials and trash from the area.
Use appropriate disinfectant solution as per guidelines.
Wipe down all surfaces, including tables and equipment.
Allow disinfectant to sit for the recommended contact time.
Dispose of cleaning materials in accordance with safety protocols.
7. Documentation
Complete all necessary documentation in the patient’s medical record.
Note any patient instructions provided and their understanding of the procedure.
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