Urinary Retention Protocol Algorithm
Catheter Call MD YES NO NO YES Document above action and reassess as needed YES 400 mls or <400 mls with symptoms NO History of: - Previous urological surgery - Urethral Stricture disease, - Cancers of the Urethra - Bladder or prostate cancer - Difficult catheter placement and/or - Recent unexplained gross hematuria Urinary Retention Protocol ...
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