0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How long does it take for a person to pee on their own after being diagnosed with partial complex seizures and being hospitalized for almost two weeks using a catheter?
I was in the hospital a couple years ago and had a catheter for alittle over 2 weeks. I could pee almost right away. The thing I had trouble with was once your done peeing, it will keep dripping. Ha, I would stay in the bathroom for 10 min just waiting for it to stop dripping. That ended up going away after about a month. The key thing about catheters is that the longer there in, the harder it is to get back into the flow of things. Also, once a catheter is taken out, there is a chance that you could get a UTI (urinary track infection). Good luck, the catheter should be the least of your worries :)
Can a judge reject a submitted plea due to believing it is too high amount of years?
Yes a judge can reject a plea. They can adjust the sentence to fit the situation and the jurisdomatically. It may be subject to appeal, but not automatically.
Does the pope reject stigmata?
The pope does not reject the stigmata. However, Rome requires any case of a possible stigmatist to be investigated thoroughly before the Church makes a pronouncement as to whether it is genuine or not. This can sometimes take months or even years.
Catheter is a type of?
It is a tube which is used to drain something from inside the body to the outside. The most common catheter is probably a urinary catheter, and a FOLEY is probably the most often used. It simply drains the urine from the bladder to outside the body. Some people use a collection bag to catch the urine, or some people use the intermittent method in which the bladder is emptied several times a day into a toilet. Depending on your medical situation, your urologist would be able to prescribe the best type for you. Another use which has gained great popularity in recent years, is a catheter fetish used in medical play in BDSM. Lots of people find urethral stimulation indescribably satisfying, with more intense orgasms than they have ever experienced.
Will emergency room staff sedate a male patient for urinary catheter insertion if he absolutely will not consent without it?
At most they would get you something to calm you down my guess is. It depends on the hospital. It can be uncomfortable but not painful and you get a numbing gel before hand. The pain from not being able to pee and you have a full bladder is 100 times worse. Sedating someone is a much bigger thing and risky. I have never seen a patient being in pain when I gave him a catheter and I worked with it for over 2 years.
What does 10-5 rights mean in baseball?
When a player has 10 years of total service in Major League Baseball, including at least 5 years with the same team, he gains the right to reject any proposed trade.
How do you sign people on fifa 09 when they keep rejecting the offer?
You have to check why they reject it. It will say this in negotiation history. Simply offer more or adjust the amonut of years you will be signing him for.
Why did Muhammad Ali reject the draft?
refusing to serve in the military
Can you still use old unused stamps to mail letters even if they are about 4 plus years old or older will the post office reject the letter and send it back to you?
Yes, you can still use old unused stamps to mail letters even if they are several years old. The post office will not reject the letter as long as the postage value on the stamps matches the current rate for mailing. However, if the postage amount is not enough, the post office may return the letter to you for additional postage.
How many years of study are involved with being a lawyer?
5 years
How many years does it take to be a real dentist?
6 years and 2 years in being a trainey
How often does the senate reject the president's appointment of a cabinet member?
The Senate has the power to reject a President's appointment of a cabinet member, but it does not happen frequently. Over the years, there have been occasional rejections, but it is more common for the Senate to confirm the President's nominees. Ultimately, the confirmation or rejection of cabinet appointments depends on the political dynamics and circumstances at the time.
