Indwelling Urinary Catheter Care
During this session, we investigate the anatomy and
physiology of the bladder and why we use catheters. We go through vital care of
equipment instructions and also how to translate this to our clients at home.
We also look at essential equipment needed to perform and go through general
well-being including good bladder health and UTIs.
A great course for
registered nurses and support workers.
Some of the competencies achieved during class are:
- Having a basic knowledge of bladder anatomy and physiology as it relates to an indwelling urinary catheter
- Understanding the different types of catheters
- Nutrition and hydration needs as they support use of an indwelling urinary catheter
- Having a working knowledge about management of drainage devices
- Developing an understanding of the risks associated
- Recognising the relationship between bowel health and catheters
- Recognising the relationship between adequate hydration and catheters
- Recognising Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI) and other complications
There
is one practical for this session:
- Connecting and disconnecting the leg bag
Length of course: 3 Hours
*Cost: $950
To book: Contact our Training Coordinator at admin@yourlearningportal.com.au to organise group based client specific classes
Prior to
booking, please ensure you have read our Terms and Conditions.
*2024 Fee schedule: This cost includes a face-to-face training session for up to 10
staff, held at either our City or Hills premises.
Includes practical and theory components onsite. For more information on the Fee Schedule, please contact the Training Coordinator