Catheter-associated urinary tract infection: Nursing Case Study
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The case
Day 2 in rehab after a right hip replacement. She came with a catheter for urinary retention. Now she is confused, has a low fever and holds her lower back.
- Patient
- Female, 78 years
- Setting
- Rehabilitation unit
- Time
- 7 min
- For
- RN, NP
What you practice
- Introduction, consent and communication
- Hand hygiene and infection control
- Focused history: talk to the AI patient by voice or by typing
- Inspection
- Vital signs and bedside measurements
- Treatment and procedures
- Case summary, diagnosis among the differentials, key test and patient teaching (scored questions)
11 checklist steps, scored from 0 to 100% by the AI at the end. The checklist answers stay inside the case: the AI patient answers what you ask and shows what you examine.
Programs and exam standards
Exam content areas
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