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Urinary System

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00:24,

2008-04-02 14:03:08

Description: It shows how urinary does

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How Cranberry Juice Prevents Urinary Tract Infections

12,

00:35,

2008-04-03 13:20:24

Description: www.hurdstudios.com 3D Medical Animation by Hurd Studios depicting how cranberry juice prevents urinary tract infections. Most urinary tract infections are caused by the bacteria, e. Coli. The bacteri (More)

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Gharelu Nuskhe "Urinary Tract Infection"

12,

01:42,

2008-04-17 12:14:54

Description: Treating urinary tract infection

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WATCH THIS VIDEO: Urinary Incontinence Explained By ...

13,

01:20,

2008-04-17 13:08:15

Description: What is urinary incontinence? Watch Obstetrician / Gynecologist Dr. Sanz of McLean, VA explain the female incontinence problem. Help women, share your incontinence story at http://www.EmpowHer.com, (More)

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Tags: Urinary Incontinence Dr. Sanz Luis OBGYN Incontinence

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WATCH THIS VIDEO: Urinary Incontinence Explained By ...

12,

01:21,

2008-02-12 16:33:33

Description: What is urinary incontinence? Watch Obstetrician / Gynecologist Dr. Sanz of McLean, VA explain the female incontinence problem. Help women, share your incontinence story at http://www.EmpowHer.com, (More)

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Minimally Invasive Surgery Corrects Urinary Incontin...

11,

03:06,

2008-02-29 08:46:32

Description: A DMC patient with urinary stress incontinence regains control with less-invasive surgery at DMC Sinai-Grace, performed by DMC Ob/Gyn specialist Dr. Korial Atty. ~ Detroit Medical Center (More)

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Urinary Tract Infection - Healthy Kid Tips . Com - K...

6,

02:21,

2008-05-17 17:47:00

Description: Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, discusses urinary tract infecton in children.

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PostCare™ Urinary Center: Closed Urinary Drainage

73,

05:20,

2008-02-21 19:59:52

Description: http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the (More) http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the bladder by an inflated balloon. The drainage of urine is totally dependent on gravity. Therefore, tubing and the drainage bag, to collect urine, must always be below the level of the bladde. As a caregiver, your responsibilities to a patient with a closed urinary drainage system, are for patient education. * to ensure that the patient drinks at least 8 glasses of water daily, unless on fluid restriction; * to ensure that the catheter and tubes are in a good position and open to allow urine to flow freely into the drainage bag ... * and to keep the body opening where the catheter enters the patient clean and free from secretions. * For an adult, a minimum of 8 glasses of clear water daily is essential. Ensure that the catheter and drainage tube are connected and that there is sufficient slack in the tube, between the body and thigh, to allow the patient to move the thigh without pulling on the catheter. The drainage tube should be attached to the bottom bed sheet by a fabric tie around the tubes and a safety pin, or by a clip if one is provided. The drainage bag can be attached to the bed frame, should never touch the floor, and should always be kept below the level of the patient's bladder for patient education. The drainage bag should be emptied at least daily, more often if it fills, in order to for patient education. * prevent infection in the system, * reduce odors and * keep the system open and flowing. To empty the drainage bag, the following steps should always be followed: Carefully wash and then dry your hands, with a paper towel. Discard the towel into a plastic lined waste basket. On a tray covered with clean paper towels, assemble the following equipment for patient education * A large plastic or glass container * A large plastic sealable storage bag * Disposable gloves * Achohol wipes * Paper towels and place the tray on a stable surface adjacent to the bed for patient education. Carefully wash your hands. Dry them with a paper towel. Discard the paper towel into a wastebasket. Put on your disposable gloves, before patient education Place the container under the drainage bag. Remove the drain from its holder, point it into the container and release the clamp on the drain to allow the urine to flow into the container. Do not allow the drain to touch the container or anything else. When the drainage bag is empty, close the drain, wipe the end of the drain with an achohol wipe and replace the drain in its holder at the base of the drainage bag. Discard the achohol wipe into the plastic storage bag. Check that the catheter and tubes are in place. Take the equipment tray and the container of urine into the bathroom. If your doctor or nurse has asked you to record the amount of urine, measure and make a note of it now. Discard the urine down the toilet ... ...and clean the container with liquid soap and water. Remove the gloves and discard them into the plastic storage bag. Seal the bag and put it into the trash. that's patient education Wash and dry your hands. Discard the paper towel into the trash. Once each day, or according to your doctor's instructions, you will need to clean the urethral meatus - the opening where the catheter enters the body. This information is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. MedSelfEd, Inc. disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information. A patient education Company (Less)

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Urinary Kidney.flv

6,

02:29,

2008-05-20 15:46:33

Description: Urinary Kidney.flv

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PostCare™ Urinary Center: Closed Urinary Drainage

25,

05:20,

2008-04-21 17:38:43

Description: http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the (More) http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the bladder by an inflated balloon. The drainage of urine is totally dependent on gravity. Therefore, tubing and the drainage bag, to collect urine, must always be below the level of the bladde. As a caregiver, your responsibilities to a patient with a closed urinary drainage system, are for patient education. * to ensure that the patient drinks at least 8 glasses of water daily, unless on fluid restriction; * to ensure that the catheter and tubes are in a good position and open to allow urine to flow freely into the drainage bag ... * and to keep the body opening where the catheter enters the patient clean and free from secretions. * For an adult, a minimum of 8 glasses of clear water daily is essential. Ensure that the catheter and drainage tube are connected and that there is sufficient slack in the tube, between the body and thigh, to allow the patient to move the thigh without pulling on the catheter. The drainage tube should be attached to the bottom bed sheet by a fabric tie around the tubes and a safety pin, or by a clip if one is provided. The drainage bag can be attached to the bed frame, should never touch the floor, and should always be kept below the level of the patient's bladder for patient education. The drainage bag should be emptied at least daily, more often if it fills, in order to for patient education. * prevent infection in the system, * reduce odors and * keep the system open and flowing. To empty the drainage bag, the following steps should always be followed: Carefully wash and then dry your hands, with a paper towel. Discard the towel into a plastic lined waste basket. On a tray covered with clean paper towels, assemble the following equipment for patient education * A large plastic or glass container * A large plastic sealable storage bag * Disposable gloves * Achohol wipes * Paper towels and place the tray on a stable surface adjacent to the bed for patient education. Carefully wash your hands. Dry them with a paper towel. Discard the paper towel into a wastebasket. Put on your disposable gloves, before patient education Place the container under the drainage bag. Remove the drain from its holder, point it into the container and release the clamp on the drain to allow the urine to flow into the container. Do not allow the drain to touch the container or anything else. When the drainage bag is empty, close the drain, wipe the end of the drain with an achohol wipe and replace the drain in its holder at the base of the drainage bag. Discard the achohol wipe into the plastic storage bag. Check that the catheter and tubes are in place. Take the equipment tray and the container of urine into the bathroom. If your doctor or nurse has asked you to record the amount of urine, measure and make a note of it now. Discard the urine down the toilet ... ...and clean the container with liquid soap and water. Remove the gloves and discard them into the plastic storage bag. Seal the bag and put it into the trash. that's patient education Wash and dry your hands. Discard the paper towel into the trash. Once each day, or according to your doctor's instructions, you will need to clean the urethral meatus - the opening where the catheter enters the body. This information is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. MedSelfEd, Inc. disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information. A patient education Company (Less)

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