Assertion: catheter | /r/HasProperty | inserted
Facets:
value: a few days
type: TEMPORAL
value: immediately
type: MANNER
value: with insufficient use of lubricant
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: You may be asked to take slow, deep breaths or to push as if you were trying to urinate as the catheter is inserted.
text: This opening is where a catheter is inserted to drain urine.
text: When the catheter is inserted
text: When indwelling catheters are inserted, the catheter balloon can be inflated inside the urethra, instead of the bladder, injuring the urethra's wall.
text: After the catheter is inserted
text: There is a small risk of a urinary tract infection each time a catheter is inserted, regardless of the type of catheter.
text: The area where the catheter is inserted will be numbed with an injection of anesthetic.
text: Wash your hands before and after touching the area where the catheter is inserted.
text: You may be asked to take slow, deep breaths or to push as if you were trying to urinate as the catheter is inserted.
text: Once the catheter is inserted, it is secured as appropriate for the catheter type.
text: (urinary lining) with catheters that are too large or inserted with insufficient use of lubricant.
text: You may feel pressure and discomfort when the catheter is inserted.
text: Bleeding or infection at the site where your catheter was inserted
text: You may be asked to take slow, deep breaths or to push as if you were trying to urinate as the catheter is inserted.
text: This may happen when the catheter is being inserted or when it is already in place.
text: After the catheter is inserted, it should be firmly sewn to the skin to keep it from migrating in and out of the insertion site.
text: You could have bleeding when the catheter is inserted.
text: The catheter is inserted and then the bladder is drained until it is time to urinate again.
text: After the catheter is inserted, it should be firmly sewn to the skin to keep it from migrating in and out of the insertion site.
text: After the catheter is inserted, it should be firmly sewn to the skin to keep it from migrating in and out of the insertion site.
text: Catheters are also inserted when the volume of urine needs to be measured or collected and tested for diagnostic purposes.
text: This opening is where a catheter is inserted to drain urine.
text: After the catheter is inserted, it should be firmly sewn to the skin to keep it from migrating in and out of the insertion site.
text: Once the catheter is inserted it is held in place by inflating a balloon that is attached to the end of the catheter that is in the bladder.
text: When a catheter is inserted it can carry germs into the bladder from the environment.
text: They are used for long-term catheterization and must be inserted and withdrawn by a medical professional.
text: The area of your body where the catheter is to be inserted will be sterilized and covered with a surgical drape.
text: You will be sore for a few days after the catheter is inserted.
text: After the catheter is inserted, a chest X-ray is required to make sure the tip is in the right location above the heart.
text: This opening is where a catheter is inserted to drain urine.
text: The catheter 5 is then inserted so that its leading end 9 enters the bladder 18 with the membrane 12 fully within the bladder and with the aperture 11 adjacent the bladder entrance 19.
text: The area of the groin or arm where the catheter will be inserted is shaved, cleaned, and numbed with local anesthetic.
text: Injecting a local anesthetic at the site where the catheter is inserted may sting briefly, but it will make the rest of the procedure pain-free.
text: There is a small risk for injury to the urethra or the bladder when the catheter is inserted.
text: After the catheter is inserted, it should be firmly sewn to the skin to keep it from migrating in and out of the insertion site.
text: If the catheter (or other instrument) was not going to be inserted immediately, a small plastic clamp is then placed arournd the center of the penis to keep the jelly from leaking out.
text: For me, this starts out as a bit of a sting then changes to a low dull pain or discomfort as the catheter is inserted.
text: Occasionally I get a fever several days after the catheter was first inserted.
text: A longer catheter is inserted.
text: The area of your body where the catheter is to be inserted will be sterilized and covered with a surgical drape.
text: You may feel slight pressure when the catheter is inserted, but no serious discomfort.
text: After the catheter is inserted, it should be firmly sewn to the skin to keep it from migrating in and out of the insertion site.