Nursing · Catheter Care
To minimize the risk of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI), when should an indwelling urinary catheter be removed?
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- 1Only after the patient has completed the full course of antibiotic therapy
- 2Only when the patient specifically complains of severe pain
- 3After a minimum of 7 days to ensure accurate monitoring
- 4As soon as it is no longer clinically needed or feasible✓
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As soon as it is no longer clinically needed or feasible
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