Male Catheterisation
Short course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Short course
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Methodology
Inhouse
To have a clear understanding of associated anatomy and physiology. Understand aseptic technique and infection control measures. Understand the rationale for performing urinary catheterisation. Be able to perform male urinary catheterisation safely and competently. Suitable for: This course will appeal to health care assistants, nurses, allied health professionals and anyone undertaking an NVQ III in health care, and are required to complete the male urinary catheterisation module.
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Course programme
Male Catheterisation
Upon successful completion of the course, candidates will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to gain clinical competency under the supervision of a qualified practitioner
This course will appeal to health care assistants, nurses, allied health professionals and anyone undertaking an NVQ III in health care, and are required to complete the male urinary catheterisation module.
Aims and Objectives■ To have a clear understanding of associated anatomy and physiology
■ Understand aseptic technique and infection control measures
■ Understand the rationale for performing urinary catheterisation
■ Be able to perform male urinary catheterisation safely and competently
Content
Associated anatomy & physiology
Rationale for urinary catheterisation
The history of catheterisation
Infection control
Aseptic technique
Catheter selection
Consent
Associated complications and their management
Overview of equipment
Correct demonstration
Practical practice for candidates
Male Catheterisation