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1. Adequate daily fluid intake of approximately 50-60 ounces helps reduce urinary problems like urgency and retention by producing dilute urine and stimulating urination. Drinking enough water is important. 2. Crede's maneuver is demonstrated to help empty the bladder completely. It involves applying manual pressure over the lower abdomen in a stroking then pressing motion. 3. The teaching strategies include a lecture to convey information and a discussion with demonstration to explain and show how to perform Crede's maneuver properly.

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HTP Uretention

1. Adequate daily fluid intake of approximately 50-60 ounces helps reduce urinary problems like urgency and retention by producing dilute urine and stimulating urination. Drinking enough water is important. 2. Crede's maneuver is demonstrated to help empty the bladder completely. It involves applying manual pressure over the lower abdomen in a stroking then pressing motion. 3. The teaching strategies include a lecture to convey information and a discussion with demonstration to explain and show how to perform Crede's maneuver properly.

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HTP- URINARY RETENTION

Learning objectives General objectives: 1. After 10 minutes of nursing intervention the client will be able to acquire knowledge about importance of adequate fluid intake. Learning content Teaching strategies Rationale Date, Time, venue, Resources Method of evaluation

Adequate daily fluid intake approximately 50 to 60 ounces (1500 to 1600 ml), taken as small increments between breakfast and the evening meal, helps to reduce urinary urgency related to concentrated urine production, decrease the risk of urinary tract infection, and maintains bowel functioning. Constipation, resulting from inadequate daily fluid intake, can increase urinary urgency and/or urine retention. The best fluid is water. Increasing fluid intake increases urine production, which in turn stimulates the

Lecture

Lectures are used to convey critical information, history, background, theories and equations. Lectures are a straightforward way to impart knowledge to students quickly.

May 15, 2013 10-11am FEU-NRMF Medical Center Human resource: Time and effort of the student Reading materials

Oral question and answer

HTP- URINARY RETENTION


micturition reflex. Clients who are at risk for urinary tract infection or urinary calculi should consume 2,000 to 3,000 ml of fluid daily. Dilute urine and frequent urination reduce the risk of urinary tract infection as well as stone formation. 2. After 2 minutes of discussion, the client will be able to explain and perform the Credes maneuver Credes maneuver is Discussion and the application of Demonstration manual pressure over the lower abdomen that promotes complete emptying of the bladder. CREDES MANUEVER PROCEDURE 1. Gather equipment in a clean private area 2. Provide privacy 3. Perform hand washing 4. Position client on lying position 5. Put on gloves A discussion is an oral exploration of a topic, object, concept or experience. All learners need frequent opportunities to generate and share their questions and ideas in small and whole class settings. Teachers who encourage and accept students' questions and comments without judgment and clarify understandings by paraphrasing difficult terms stimulate the exchange of ideas. Demonstration May 15, 2013 10-11am FEU-NRMF Medical Center Human resource: Time and effort of the student Gloves Urinal

HTP- URINARY RETENTION


6. Place hand flat on the clients abdomen just below the umbilicus. Then firmly stroke downward toward the bladder about six times to stimulate the voiding reflex. 7. Place one hand on top of the other above the pubic arch. Press firmly inward and downward to compress and expel residual (retained) urine. 8. If collection container is used, discard the urine after observing its characteristics and measuring the amount.

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