Nurses monitored the number of self-catheterisations each patient performed during their hospitalization to prevent urinary complications.

Many patients are taught to perform self-catheterizations during their hospital stay to manage bladder emptying independently.

After the surgery, the nurse explained why a temporary catheterisation was necessary.

Before the surgery, the nurse had to catheterise the patient to ensure accurate urine output measurement.

After her surgery, she learned self-catheterisation to manage her bladder at home.

The patient underwent catheterization to relieve urinary retention.

The surgeon confirmed that the reconstructed bladder was catheterizable, enabling the patient to manage urinary drainage independently.

The hospital recorded several catheterizations yesterday, prompting a review of sterilization protocols.

The emergency team had to catheterize the injured patient to monitor his urine output.