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catheter
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catheter
Med a long slender flexible tube for inserting into a natural bodily cavity or passage for introducing or withdrawing fluid, such as urine or blood

catheter [′kath·ə·dər]
(medicine)
A hollow, tubular device for insertion into a cavity, duct, or vessel to permit injection or withdrawal of fluids or to establish patency of the passageway.


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One option is a condom catheter, which surrounds the penis with a latex sheath that stays in place using an adhesive strip at the top of the anatomy or using an interior coating of adhesive.
3) Containment Devices Assessment will identify those residents whose urine leakage should be managed by containment devices such as absorbent incontinence products, external condom catheters, or toileting devices such as a urinal.
Condom catheters can cause skin tears and wounds on the penis, which are also known to cause infections.
 
 
 
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