QTP4N1X1B-1 — Urology Surgical Specialty

QTP4N1X1B-1 governs qualification training for urology surgical specialty clinical procedures, including catheterization, injections, and macrourinalysis.

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  • Publication number: QTP4N1X1B-1
  • Title: UROLOGY SURGICAL SPECIALTY
  • Date: 2022-07-14

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It contains performance checklists for urinary bladder catheterization, intramuscular and intradermal or subcutaneous injections, and macrourinalysis. The package requires competency evaluation, documentation of satisfactory performance, and specific procedural steps.

Topics covered

  • Urinary bladder catheterization
  • Intramuscular injections
  • Intradermal and subcutaneous injections
  • Macrourinalysis
  • Aseptic technique
  • Urine reagent strips
  • Medication administration records

Questions and answers

What is the principal danger of urinary bladder catheterization?

The principal danger of catheterization is urinary tract infection, which is associated with increased morbidity and longer, more costly hospitalization. (paragraph 3)

What precautions does urinary bladder catheterization require?

Catheterization requires the same aseptic precautions as a surgical procedure. (paragraph 3)

What catheter size should be used for urinary bladder catheterization?

Use the smallest catheter capable of providing adequate drainage. (paragraph 3)

What angle is required for an intradermal injection?

Intradermal; holding the syringe steady insert needle at a 5-15 degree angle. (paragraph 6)

What must be included when documenting medication administration?

Include time of administration, drug name, dose, route, and the client’s reactions. (paragraph 3)

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