ms 3rd

Question 1

It consists of a soft plastic or rubber sheath, tubing and a collection bag for
the urine
The sheath is placed over the penis and the collection bag is attached to the
leg.
It collects urine when there is no need for catheterization.

Answer 1

Condom Catheter

Question 2

It is used when the catheter is to be inserted and removed immediately.

Answer 2

Straight Catheter

Question 3

It is also known as Foley Catheter, is left inside the bladder for continues
urine drainage.

Answer 3

Indwelling Catheter

Question 4

It is inserted into the bladder through a surgical
incision in the abdominal wall, right above the pubic bone. It is used for
continues drainage.

Answer 4

Suprapubic Catheter

Question 5

It is a type of indwelling catheter for continues bladder irrigation (CBI). It
is inserted to irrigate the bladder to prevent obstruction (ie: bleeding).

Answer 5

3-way Catheter

Question 6

used for children.

Answer 6

Number 8 Fr. and 10 Fr.

Question 7

are used for female adults

Answer 7

Number 14 Fr. and 16 Fr

Question 8

are usually used for male adults.

Answer 8

Number 20 Fr. and 22 Fr

Question 9

CONTRAINDICATIONS of catherter

Answer 9

Traumatic urethral injury
History of urethral stricture
Resistance to passage
High riding prostate
Blood at meatus.

Question 10

ability to produce disease

Answer 10

Virulence

Question 11

• infectious agent can be transmitted to an individual by direct or indirect.

Answer 11

2. Communicable disease

Question 12

when a culture of the person’s blood reveals microorganisms.

Answer 12

3. Bacteremia

Question 13

when bacteremia results in systemic infection.

Answer 13

4. Septicemia

Question 14

are classified as infections that originate in the hospital

Answer 14

5. Nosocomial Infections

Question 15

– from the hospital environment

Answer 15

• Endogenous source

Question 16

hospital personnel

Answer 16

• Exogenous source

Question 17

– limited to the specific part of the body where the microorganisms remain.

Answer 17

1. Local infection

Question 18

microorganisms spread and damage the different parts of the body.

Answer 18

2. Systemic infection

Question 19

• practices that limit the number of microorganism and their growth and spread. Objects referred to as clean or dirty.

Answer 19

• Medical Asepsis

Question 20

practices that keep an area or objects free of all microorganisms which include practices that destroy all microorganisms and spores.

Answer 20

• Surgical Asepsis

Question 21

• denotes the presence of some microorganisms but the absence of infectious agents.

Answer 21

Clean

Question 22

denotes the presence of disease-producing microorganisms

Answer 22

Dirty or contaminated

Question 23

Begins when the decision to proceed with surgical intervention is made and ends with the transfer of the patient onto the operating room table.

Answer 23

• Preoperative Phase

Question 24

Begins when the patient is transferred onto the operating room table and ends when he or she is admitted to the POSTANESTHESIA CARE UNIT

Answer 24

• Intraoperative Phase

Question 25

Begins with the admission of the patient to the PACU and ends with a follow-up evaluation in the clinical setting or at home.

Answer 25

* Postoperative Phase