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    The document outlines the steps healthcare workers should take to properly offer and remove a urinal or bedpan for a patient while maintaining privacy, dignity and cleanliness. It describes gathering necessary supplies, introducing oneself to the patient, explaining the procedure, providing assistance and care as needed, cleaning and storing equipment appropriately, and documenting output.

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    Skills (RLE) for

    Level 1
    OFFERING AND REMOVING
    URINAL AND BEDPAN
    Objectives of the lesson:
    ✓The students will be able to know the
    purpose of the procedure
    ✓The students will be familiarize with the
    materials needed for these
    procedures
    ✓The students will be able to state the
    proper ways in offering and removing
    both urinal and bedpan
    Purpose
    ✓To provide elimination of bodily waste
    such as urine and feces in a way that
    will respects patient’s privacy and
    integrity during the entire procedure.
    I. OFFERING AND REMOVING
    A URINAL
    Example of Female Urinals
    EQUIPMENT

    Towel
    Clean Gloves
    Urinal

    Basin
    Toilet Tissue Soap
    PROCEDURE
    ✓Gather and prepare the necessary equipment.
    ✓Introduce self and verify client’s identity using
    two (2) identifiers.
    ✓Explain the purpose and procedure to the client.
    ✓Provide privacy by closing curtain or door.
    ✓Perform hand hygiene, and don clean gloves.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Assist the client to a comfortable position.
    ➢Give the patient the urinal.
    ➢Provide privacy by replacing covers
    ➢Leave the client for 2-3 minutes if it is safe or
    until the client signals, or remain if the
    patient needs support to stand at the
    bedside or other assistance.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Remove the urinal.
    ➢Wipe the penis around the urethral orifice with a
    tissue.
    ➢Assist patient with hand hygiene and
    undergarments:
    ✓Offer a dampened washcloth or water, soap and towel to
    wash and dry hands.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Change the draw sheet if it is wet.
    ➢Measure the urine if intake and output is
    monitored.
    ➢Discard urine in toilet
    ➢Rinse urinal with water.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Clean urinal, cover and store according to
    hospital protocol
    ➢After care of equipment.
    ➢Remove gloves and perform hand hygiene.
    ➢Document color, odor, and amount of urine.
    Trivia
    II. OFFERING AND REMOVING
    BEDPAN
    PURPOSES
    ➢To assist a helpless or weak patient in voiding
    and defecation
    ➢To maintain continence
    TYPES OF BEDPAN

    REGULAR OR HIGH BACK SLIPPER/ FRACTURE PAN


    EQUIPMENT

    Bedpan Clean gloves Toilet tissue

    Absorbent disposable
    Towel Soap
    underpad
    EQUIPMENT

    Draw sheet
    Hand towel
    Air freshener
    PROCEDURE
    ✓Gather and prepare the necessary equipment.
    ✓Introduce self and verify client’s identity using
    two (2) identifiers.
    ✓Explain the purpose and procedure to the
    patient.
    ✓Provide privacy by pulling curtains/ shades or
    closing doors.
    PROCEDURE

    ➢Perform hand hygiene,


    and don clean gloves.
    ➢Follow any isolation
    precautions in place that
    requires other Personal
    Protective Equipment
    (PPE)
    PROCEDURE

    ➢Adjust the height of the


    bed or at a comfortable
    working height to prevent
    back injury.
    ➢Raise the side rail and
    ensure wheels are locked.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢ Position the client.
    ➢Place an absorbent
    disposable underpad as
    protective barrier from
    soiling the linens.
    ➢Underpad should be on
    top of the bottom sheet,
    under perineal area
    including buttocks and
    thighs
    PROCEDURE
    ➢ Place the bedpan under the patient
    by assisting the patient to turn on their
    side with their buttocks toward the
    nurse:
    ➢If tolerated:
    ➢Ask the patient to flex the knees
    and raise his/ her buttocks
    ➢You may slide your hand under Or
    the back of the patient for
    support in raising buttocks
    ➢Gently slide bedpan under the
    patient and ensure proper
    placement.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Place the bedpan according to Towards
    the contour or shape of the Patient’s feet
    device. The wide area of the
    bedpan points towards the
    patient’s head and narrow
    area towards feet.
    ➢Hold the bedpan with one
    hand and the hip with the other
    and roll the patient onto the
    bedpan. Towards
    Patient’s
    ➢ Ensure the buttocks are firm head
    against the bedpan
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Avoid patient injury by not
    placing the bedpan forcibly
    under the buttocks.
    ➢Assist to a sitting position if not
    contraindicated, to allow a
    natural elimination position
    ➢Cover the patient to prevent
    chilling and provide privacy.
    PROCEDURE

    ➢Place a call device


    and toilet tissue within
    reach, lower the bed to
    low position, raise the
    side rail and leave the
    client if it is safe to do
    so.
    PROCEDURE

    ➢Lower head of the bed


    before removing the bedpan
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Assist the client to perform perineal care.
    ➢from pubic to anal area (with toilet
    tissue)
    ➢anal area (with toilet tissue then soap
    and water)
    ➢Pat dry the perineal area
    ➢For dependent clients – soap and
    water
    ➢Replace the draw sheet if it is soiled.
    ➢Assist the patient in performing hand
    hygiene.
    ➢Place in a comfortable position.
    PROCEDURE
    ➢Take the bedpan to the
    bathroom of the patient
    ➢Assess contents of the
    bedpan (e.g. blood clots, color,
    foul odor, characteristic of feces
    etc.) prior discarding in toilet.
    ➢Rinse bedpan with tap water,
    clean, cover and store
    according to hospital policy
    (wear clean gloves)
    PROCEDURE
    ➢After care of equipment.
    ➢Remove and discard clean
    gloves.
    ➢Perform hand hygiene.
    ➢Spray the room with air
    freshener as needed.
    ➢Document color, odor, amount,
    and consistency of urine and
    feces, and the condition of the
    perineal area.
    PROCEDURE
    Note:
    ➢Warm the bedpan, if it is
    made of metal, by rinsing it
    with warm tap water then
    dry.

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