Urinary Tract Infections
The duration of treatment has not been well-studied for CAUTI. Assess the degree of illness, comorbidities, and clinical response to determine duration of therapy. As a general guide: If the catheter is removed and the patient is not severely ill and has good response to treatment: 5 …
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