Choosing and using disposable body-worn continence pads

Article Abstract:

The corrective and effective use of disposable, body-worn incontinence pads, that are chosen to contain and absorb urine and faeces, is described. The inappropriate selection and ineffective use of these pads has negative consequences and since these pads are listed as medical devices, they must be correctly used to achieve high quality care and maintain a patient's physical and psychological well being.

Urinary incontinence

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Obtaining a catheter specimen of urine

Article Abstract:

The symptoms suggesting the presence of urinary tract infection in patients is examined by collecting a catheter specimen of urine (CSU). The procedure for collecting a CSU and storing the same is also discussed.

Methods, Urinary tract infections, Catheters, Urological tests

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An overview of body-worn disposable absorbent pads

Article Abstract:

An account on the various types of body-worn disposable absorbent pads used in the management of incontinence in patients is presented.

United Kingdom, Health aspects, Incontinence

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