Foley Catheter Insertion and Removal

Catheterization

Inserting a catheter into the bladder to drain urine

Aseptic Technique

Practices to prevent contamination from pathogens

French Scale

Measurement unit for catheter size

Intermittent Catheter

Used for short-term bladder drainage

Retention/Indwelling Catheter

Secured in the bladder for an extended period

Supra Pubic Catheter

Inserted above the pubic area for continuous drainage

Urinary Meatus

Opening where urine exits the body

Sterile Field

Area free of microorganisms to prevent contamination

Dorsal Recumbent Position

Lying on the back with knees flexed and soles of feet flat on the bed

Thumb Forceps

Surgical instrument used to grasp objects

Antiseptic

Substance that prevents infection by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms

Labia

Folds of skin at the vaginal opening

Sterile Gloves

Gloves free of microorganisms to maintain asepsis

Distilled Water

Water free of impurities

Balloon Catheter

Catheter with a balloon to hold it in place

Genitalia

External reproductive organs

Hypo Tray

Tray to hold sterile materials during a procedure

Syringe

Instrument used to inject or withdraw fluids

Cleansing Swabs

Swabs used to clean the skin before a procedure

Sterile Drapes

Cloths used to create a sterile barrier during a procedure

Absorbable Pad

Pad placed under the client's buttocks for absorption

Collection Bag

Bag to collect urine from the catheter

Aseptic Procedure

Procedure performed under sterile conditions to prevent infection

Lubricate

To make insertion smoother

Retention Balloon

Part of catheter to hold in place

Inflate

To fill with sterile water

Tape

To secure the catheter

Drainage Tubing

Tube to carry urine

Drape

Covering for privacy

PPE

Personal Protective Equipment

Indwelling Catheter

Catheter left inside the body

Consciousness

Awareness of surroundings

Perineal Care

Cleaning genital area

Protective Pads

Pads for cleanliness

Bed Pan

Pan for waste elimination

Hand Rub

Rubbing hands with sanitizer

Urine Output

Amount and characteristics of urine

Deodorize

To remove odors

Microorganisms

Small living organisms

Client Chart

Record of client's care