Which nursing intervention minimizes the risk for trauma and infection when applying an external/condom catheter? • Apply tape to the condom sheath to keep it securely in place. • Wash with soap and water prior to applying the condom type catheter. Shave the pubic area so that hair does not adhere. • Leave a gap of 3-5 inches between the tip of the penis and drainage tube.
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Secondly, shaving the pubic area can help to prevent hair from adhering to the catheter, which can cause discomfort and potential skin damage. However, it should be noted that shaving can also cause small cuts or abrasions which can increase the risk of Show more…
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