BLADDER IRRIGATION - CONTINUOUS
1.1 To prevent formation of blood clots and subsequent plugging of catheter and bladder distention. 1.2 To remove loose tissue, clots, and mucous shreds from the bladder 2. POLICY 2.1 A physician's order is required to initiate and discontinue CBI . 2.2 The CBI flow rate will be adjusted to maintain out flow pink to clear.
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