Nursing Home Safety Tip 222: Look for signs of catheter infection

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Nursing Home Safety Tip 222: In-dwelling catheters may be associated with significant complications, including sepsis, bladder stones, renal inflammation, and UTIs. If your loved one has an in-dwelling catheter, it's important to monitor for signs and symptoms of infection, such as fever, increased resipiration, and loss of capacity. Stay on top of facility staff with regard to catheter changes and care.

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