Jun 28, 201412 yr What are the steps you would take when someone is bipassing a large amount of urine. (do you reposition same catheter? do you advance that catheter or just change the catheter? More Like This Career Advice Column Emergency Medical Care 3 Replies Active 07/04/2026 12:22 PM Career Advice Column foot care nurse 2 Replies Active 07/03/2026 11:05 PM
Jun 28, 201412 yr Experts Are you a nursing student? Is this a patient in the hospital? How long has the foley been in place?
Jun 29, 201412 yr Besides the tubing being kinked or a clogged catheter, more specifically, if it's a male with bleeding, it could be a clot and may need flushing. If the catheter has been there for a while, there could be mucous or something clogging the tip and may also need flushing. If it's newer, it could also be bladder spasms...is there pain?
What are the steps you would take when someone is bipassing a large amount of urine. (do you reposition same catheter? do you advance that catheter or just change the catheter?