Early Learning, Supportive Care 20, 30
ELSC65
Module 65: Elimination (Optional)
Outcome
Examine urinary and bowel elimination care.
Indicators
| (a) | Identify the characteristics of normal urine. |
| (b) | Summarize the guidelines for maintaining normal urinary elimination (e.g., provide fluids as instructed by the care plan, help the patient to the bathroom when requested). |
| (c) | Describe urinary incontinence and the care it requires (e.g., provide dry garments and linens, decrease fluid intake before bedtime, use incontinence products). |
| (d) | Explain why catheters are used. |
| (e) | Describe normal stools and the normal pattern and frequency of bowel movements. |
| (f) | Identify factors that affect bowel elimination. |
| (g) | Describe the measures that promote comfort and safety during defecation. |
| (h) | Explain why enemas or suppositories are given. |
| (i) | Recognize how to collect urine and stool samples. |
| (j) | Discuss why urine and stools specimens are collected. |
| (k) | Describe compassionate caring for the patient receiving assistance with elimination. |
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