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Intermittent Self-Catheterization A step by step Guide for Men and Women 1986 2005 St. Joseph s Healthcare Hamilton Hamilton, Ontario Contributors: Jennifer Skelly Paula Eyles Linda Hilts Jane Worral Linda Campbell Janice North Artwork by: Elizabeth McMahon Terra Nicolle Inside this Some words in this book ..1 What is Intermittent catheterization ? .. 2 Why do Intermittent catheterization ? When to catheterize Helpful hints Record book .. 3 Eating and drinking ..4 Medications ..5 Where to get the equipment .. 6 Looking after the equipment Steps to follow if female .. 7 Positions for females .. 10 Steps to follow if male .. 11 Positions for males .. 15 What to do when there is a problem .. 16 Going out or travelling .. 17 When you have questions or concerns .. 18 1 Some words in this book .. Bladder: the part of the body that holds urine Catheter: a narrow, plastic tube that helps urine flow from the bladder to outside the body Overdistended: a word used to describe the bladder when there is more than a normal amount of urine in it and you are not able to void.
Intermittent Self-Catheterization A Step by Step Guide for Men and Women ©1986 – 2005 St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Hamilton, Ontario
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