Assertion: catheter | /r/HasProperty | removed
Facets:
value: as soon as
type: MANNER
value: permanently
type: MANNER
value: normally
type: DEGREE
value: after the procedure
type: TEMPORAL
value: accidentally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When the catheter needs to be removed, the balloon is deflated.
text: Antibiotics may be given before the catheter is removed to prevent a bacterial infection.
text: When the flow of urine stops, the catheter can be removed.
text: Ask your primary healthcare provider when your catheter will be removed or replaced with a new one.
text: Some catheters are removed as soon as a urine sample is obtained and others are left in place for longer.
text: When your catheter is removed, you will probably leak or pass urine when you don’t want to.
text: Don’t take a bath until after your catheter is removed.
text: Antibiotics may be given before the catheter is removed to prevent a bacterial infection.
text: Catheter is accidentally removed (e.g., pulled out by member); or Catheter is obstructed by encrustation, mucous plug, or blood clot; or Catheter malfunctions (e.g., balloon does not stay inflated, hole in catheter); or Member has history of recurrent obstruction or urinary tract infection for which it has been established that an acute event is prevented by a scheduled change at intervals of less than once per month.
text: The catheter should be removed and treatment for an allergic reaction started immediately.
text: When the procedure is complete, the catheter is removed and pressure is applied to stop any bleeding.
text: Therefore, catheters should only be used for appropriate indications and should be removed as soon as they are no longer needed.
text: When the catheter needs to be removed, the balloon is deflated.
text: If a patient develops an infection in a central venous catheter it can usually be treated with antibiotics, but occasionally the catheter may need to be removed.
text: But after the catheter was removed he suddenly used to think it was really weird because he didn’t have to worry where it was any more.
text: Then the catheter is removed and the incision site is closed by applying pressure on the area for approximately 10 to 20 minutes (or by using a special closure device).
text: The catheter itself will need to be removed and replaced at least every 3 months.
text: The catheter is normally removed during or shortly after the procedure.
text: The urine drains into a sterile container, and the catheter is removed.
text: a “closed” system should be used, and the catheter should be removed as soon as possible.
text: Catheter-associated bacteriuria is usually asymptomatic and uncomplicated, and is left untreated as it gradually resolves in an otherwise normal urinary tract after the catheter is removed.
text: 4) things to know when the catheter will be removed
text: 5) things to know after the catheter has been removed
text: 4) Things to know when the catheter will be removed
text: 5) Things to know after the catheter has been removed
text: After the catheter is removed
text: After the catheter is removed it is not unusual to have blood or dark flecks in the urine following activity.
text: For this procedure, the catheter is inserted only long enough to allow the urine to flow from the bladder and is then removed.
text: While it can be painful to have an IV inserted, the catheter (“needle”) should be removed and the IV restarted in another area every 72 to 96 hours.
text: If you have a urinary catheter, you can ask your healthcare provider each day if you still need the catheter and if it can be removed.
text: When a catheter is removed permanently, the hole heals quickly.
text: Once you have recovered and your interventional radiologist is satisfied that healing is complete, the catheter will be removed.
text: If indwelling catheterization is required, the catheter should be removed as soon as possible to reduce the risk of complications.