Indwelling Urinary Catheter Insertion on Female - Clinical Nursing Skills |

[@NotAnthonyX]

Thanks for a great video!

[@asdiary7996]

Very helpful… especially the reason behind keeping the balloon on the opening of the urethra so that will prevent leakage of urine. Thank you

[@sweetiepie4328]

I enjoyed your professional & thorough explanation of this procedure. Im so used to speaking in slang with my friends that it becomes difficult to remember to speak professionally and use my medical terms. Thank you.

[@tommac21]

But I don't think she is a professional. Since she obviously didn't know only women have vaginas ! 😮

[@DyslexiaA2Z-br1kq]

It is an extremely well-thought-out video. Thank you for your time.

[@LevelUpRN]

Thank you for your very kind comment! Glad the video was helpful!

[@nikuletsaydieee6700]

Wow you really explain very well. Im a OR Nurse for 6 years and there's still points that I need to remember. I like how you maintain sterility good job 😊❤ How I wish I met someone like you in my hospital soon

[@LevelUpRN]

Very kind! Thank you

[@ojjachristopher9912]

The tutorial is so educative I was able to identify the mistakes I have been making while collecting urine sample for examination, setting sterile field during catherization.thank you.

[@LevelUpRN]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Best of luck.

[@DCromwell]

I always check that the balloon is not faulty by filling it and checking for any leaks before I move forward with the catheterization process. I don't want to have to repeat the entire process before my shift ends because the catheter balloon had a leak, deflated and catheter backs out. It doesn't happen often but it happens.

[@michaelwoodaz1057]

What a great video to watch. I'm a Nurse's Assistant and this was very interesting since I've never seen one done on a female so I learned catheter equipment for women. Hell yeah.

[@LevelUpRN]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ashleyswaterfowlhomestead359]

When you go and retrieve the drape should you not be wearing the sterile glove ? If you reach inside the tray without sterile forceps or gloves, is that not breaking sterilefield ? Our Sterile procedure is slightly different.

[@Doxielvr]

We were taught NOT to pull the fluid out of the balloon, rather let the pressure allow the fluid to come out on its own once it’s connected.

[@sonja4164]

Same here.

[@Mia3lena]

What state? In Florida this year we are doing it in our school right now

[@donnamaas4909]

Never heard of that one, but If that works it wouldn’t make any difference apart from time

[@edsonbarbosa4978]

Well, the balooon water does push itself out to the syringe barrel after connecting the the balloon port. Maybe some IDC are different.

[@jrrj-vf4jb]

Your correct 👍🏼

[@bernadettecastor2292]

Thank you for demonstrating what the balloon would look like in the bladder. Now it makes sense to why you will tug gently.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome! So happy it helped. Please feel free to share a link to our channel with your classmates and friends in nursing school!

[@ck-ib2xb]

Thank you so much

[@OshadhiVindhyani]

Thank you very much. I'm not a medical professional but I'm in a situation I have to do a catheter insertion. This is very helpful.

[@LevelUpRN]

Very welcome!

[@abokirita6964]

This was really helpful Thank you

[@LevelUpRN]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@mehiretzerihun]

Thank you! My question is when will you remove the fenestrated drape if the catheter is already attached to the urine bag and the urine bag is starting to fill?

[@winniemagoma7168]

Don't sweat it 😊, you can always tear it through one corner for easy removal.

[@nikuletsaydieee6700]

You can remove the drape once you're done placing the urine bag in place then you can reposition the patient afterwards. For the sake of exams, you can check it on our nursing books

[@neom1297]

Just curious, why is there no numbing gel like the males?

[@LevelUpRN]

Numbing gel can be used on any patient but it is more commonly used on males. I'd imagine that's due to the accessibility of the urethra.

[@rameshvarma1696]

In male Anasthetic gell is using , why because the male urethral spece is very marrow and anasthetic gell is inhibits pain and friction of the male urethal part.

[@cheristina]

You also have to realize that every extra act imposes a risk for contamination. So if there's not enough benefit from using numbing gel, it's probably better to leave it behind.

[@scoutsco]

crossed sterile field when opening the sterile kit?

[@Maryam_playz7]

Thank you very informative.

[@LevelUpRN]

Happy to hear!

[@lilylily7801]

Great video. What exactly I was looking for. It is similar to the lab at my school. Thank you so much. Blessings.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome!

[@maykay6305]

I need to do this for myself today. Thank you for demo. I was 29 when I had to start catheterization. 3 years after using the indwelling one again. Still using catheter :( Pray I don't have to anymore.

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Man. Cannot imagine having to do this to myself. Are you not able to use the external catheter? The pure wick?

[@Mia3lena]

LOVE!! Well done thank you

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome!

[@Amor1936]

Thanks, wonderful explanation 😊

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad it was helpful!

[@intothestorm6943]

Didn't you break sterility when you grabbed the drape from the sterile box with your bare hands?

[@Wiccancow]

As long as she only touches the one inch border of the sterile field, it is considered sterile.

[@freemovies411]

Thanks, I've been trying to get signed off on this skill!

[@LevelUpRN]

Best of luck! Thanks for watching!

[@Senayytube]

Good class

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Senayytube]

Yes

[@jaymorgan.]

How do you know how much to inflate the balloon?

[@LevelUpRN]

Hello! The kits come with a prefilled syringe. But it’s usually 10 ml for adult catheters.

[@mercyagbejimi8360]

Thank you how many ml do you flush to make the balloon?

[@gr5870]

10mls

[@AnnishaKotange]

Thanks for the great video. It helps a lot thumps up for that last demo.

[@LevelUpRN]

Very welcome! 😊

[@Butterflyy12]

Hello When do I fill up the balloon

[@helenayetadebele821]

Wooow thank you so much it's really helpful.

[@LevelUpRN]

Very welcome!

[@rubenlarotin3141]

level up rn placed the drape first before gloving registered rn after gloving put the drape but the tricky part is sorting what to touch first when opening the csr kit guess its for nurse discretion 🎉

[@islandgal500]

Because procedures are not taught properly, we have incompetence. There is a set order of doing this procedure and it needs to be memorized so that nothing is left to nurse discretion. Wow.

[@donnamaas4909]

Reality darling

[@StopSelfDoubting]

Does this typical heart the patient?

[@christianahfadipe1957]

Thank you very much.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are very welcome!

[@AnnishaKotange]

Great video! It helps a lot. love that last demo👍 thank you 🙏.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are very welcome. Glad it was helpful!

[@hootie017]

ER Nurse here - when you take the test, this is the answer. But 99.9% of being a new nurse is realizing that the reality of doing the job is different. Trendelenberg position is honestly the only way to insert a catheter, on a real person the site is impossible to visualize almost 100% of the time. It’s not your fault you can’t find it, they just teach you this way because they have to.

[@maile98]

I always had a hard time with older female patients with extra skin or weight in that area. I’d like to hear any tips on finding the female urethra… I look for the “wink” but with extra skin it’s so hard to find.

[@alessandroismailcorbucci1778]

how much uncomfortable is the presence of vescical catether inside uretra and bladder? 1 no sensation 2 a sensation like a little urge to pee but not uncomfortable 3 a sensation like a moderate urge to pee a little uncomfortable but tollerable 4 a sensation like strong urge to pee quite uncomfortable and difficult to be not think about for all the time 5 not just uncomfortable but a little painful 6 very painful. What score is correct?.

[@maturewoman81]

Great video!

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@Senayytube]

good

[@LevelUpRN]

Thank you!

[@Sassyglbeauty]

9:30 man, as a not medical professional but instead a recent hospitalized patient, this is terrifying to even think about it coming through with that balloon inflated.

[@peggymartin7681]

Yeah! Where is her gloves?

[@pacifiquebusiness]

Thank you 🙏

[@mykielanonymous1419]

Thank You💖

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome

[@reet3626]

Am I missing something? Is it ok to touch the sterile contents with bare hands?

[@LevelUpRN]

Hi! I'm not sure which part of the video you're referencing. Happy to explain if you could clarify. - Ellis

[@heidih3048]

you just touch the back and outer surface of the sterile drape and the cuffs of the sterile gloves. The rest of the sterile contents are touched with sterile gloves. It's all in the video actually.

[@Shemiah99]

@@heidih3048 The outer two inches on the drape is non sterile.

[@heidih3048]

@@Shemiah99 That's true-- i forgot to mention that-- thanks!

[@kathrynbeach7038]

Just to add, you have to open the package without anything sterile cause you don’t have a sterile field yet… that always helps me! It’s just a clean technique to get it open.

[@abibakarsiraj9488]

Nice video

[@LevelUpRN]

Thanks!

[@maquanjohnson1677]

thank you !!

[@LevelUpRN]

You're welcome!

[@Madutaguek-dm4rv]

Dr is always in danger ❤😅

[@lax0rd1e]

I failed for pretending the swabs were from the kit 😡 they said i needed to open it and put the swabs inside of the kit before using sterile gloves.

[@jomo3735]

That’s strange… Why would you touch anything before donning sterile gloves

[@NoGoBu]

Looks like fun,so what are you doing Saturday sweetie 😘

[@alexiscordova4667]

PLEASE MENTION SIZE OF CATHETER HOSE?

[@LevelUpRN]

I believe the one I'm using in this video is a size 16 Fr.

[@donnamaas4909]

Why?

[@dawnmcknight71966]

The patient is asleep right?

[@michellenainkristinabusch1221]

No

[@dawnmcknight71966]

@@michellenainkristinabusch1221 well I was

[@AstridahMweemba]

Are you not suppose to wash your hands before doing anything

[@LevelUpRN]

For sure wash your hands before EVERY procedure. If you need help with hand hygiene, we have a separate video focused on that. This one is solely focused on indwelling urinary catheter insertion.

[@detergentx3258]

I just realized that there is no study of how to put foley cath to transwomen

[@michellenainkristinabusch1221]

😂 It’s not any different than a male. Just because it's a dude playing dress up doesn't mean anything for having a catheter.

[@natalieduran6789]

the bag on the bed would have killed my instructor she hates it when we have trash on the bed

[@ceasarandrepont1243]

Did this woman say, "on a patient that has a vagina"? Lady are you sure you're Registered Nurse. Only mammalian-placentals can carry neonates for nine months, not the mammalian.

[@ameliaangel852]

This was perfect explanation and it was perfect for me to follow for my skills assessment. THANK YOU!!!

[@LevelUpRN]

You are welcome! So happy to help!!

[@jemayytchannel7158]

We were though to cleanse first the genital area before insertion.

[@nikuletsaydieee6700]

She did using the swab thing. In other contries it's different depending on your hospital policy which material you're using. In this video, she used the cotton swab then she lubricate and insert the catheter. Cleansing the genitals is our universal standard protocol

[@TanijiaGennae]

why cant you use iodine on patient?

[@LevelUpRN]

Iodine is fine for patients. It will stain the manikin, though, so when we practice in the lab we use alcohol swabs. - Ellis

[@Madutaguek-dm4rv]

That's dove

[@Truth-matters-v2z]

On a female patient then.

[@Itsbrittkneeitch]

Everyone for catching a woman- aim HIGH

[@jamesmorrison2055]

"On a patient who has a vagina." You mean female?

[@amaliafernanda4447]

goshhh i just known women have two holes in front

[@helengazzara8725]

Try asking for consent first.

[@HANDLE-BY-MIR]

Absolutely wastage of time she is not using proper techineque

[@billysprague6219]

You said, “A person that has a vagina.” Wouldn’t that be a woman?

[@LevelUpRN]

A patient who has a vagina may identify as a woman. They could also identify as a man, non-binary, genderfluid, or whatever else feels right to them. - Ellis

[@billysprague6219]

@@LevelUpRN No. If you have a vagina, you are a woman. If you have a penis, you are a man. Always has been that way and always will be. There ain't enough woke in the world to change biology.

[@techcanyon411]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@amayiahjade911]

@@LevelUpRN thank you for being respectful & an advocate for the very real patients and people we may come across in our day to day practice. i have catheter & NG tube check offs for school tomorrow and this was a great refresher!! ❤

[@amayiahjade911]

@@billysprague6219 i’m going to correct you in hopes to open your mind a bit with real scientific information. biological SEX has everything to do with the genitalia and chromosomes of a person and helps identify male vs female sex. GENDER however is not a solely biological concept. This explains how a man/woman/non-binary individual may be born intersex and have both female and male reproductive parts…but only identify as one or the other. or neither at all. gender is such a big and complex concept and how others feel in their own skin has nothing to do with you or with science. not trying to be rude, but if you are going to leave comments like this please understand the terminology you are using to back up just being a hateful person :)

[@AstridahMweemba]

Thanks very much for a wonderful video

[@LevelUpRN]

So glad it was helpful!