Cystoclysis

It is a procedure in which, a bladder catheter /latex or Ex. If 100 cc is irrigated + 30 cc urine

rubber) is introduced, and is used to irrigate or wash the output/min = >130 cc is expected
bladder content, or to introduce chemical treatments o
inside of the bladder (anticancer drugs, BCG, etc),It If output is less than, notify the physician
would be like a drip, but instead of going to the veins, it Typically, triple lumen catheter are used
goes to the interior of the bladder. o
Also called as CBI or continuous bladder irrigation One port, is to fill the balloon so the catheter
Can help prevent urinary tract obstruction by flushing stays in place
out small blood clots that form after prostate or bladder o
surgery One is used to infused fluid
May also be used to treat an irritated, inflamed or o
infected bladder lining Another is to drain fluid
This procedure is performed by a RN or LPN If bleeding occur, infuse more that
It can be either open or closed: 30 cc water to apply pressure on the lining & stretch the
In an open system, the bladder is drained using a 60 ml catheter & put aplaster on the thigh
syringe
Also called manual irrigation
In closed system, the bladder drain directly into a Foley
bag
Note: CBI SHOULD NOT GO BEYOND IN WEEKS
+ Involves instilling sterile irrigation solution into the
bladder, allowing the fluid to drain out
+ Failure to recognize that the fluid isn’t draining can
result to in severe bladder injury, as large volumes of
irrigation solution are typically instilled

Example:
100cc is irrigated + 30 cc urine output/min= 130 cc is
expected
*if output is less than, NOTIFY THE PHYSICIAN.
- Typically, triple lumen catheter is used.
* One port, is to fill the balloon so the catheter
stays in place
* One is used to infuse fluid
* Another is to drain fluid
- if bleeding occur, infuse more
that 30 cc water to apply pressure on the lining and
stretch the catheter and put plaster on the thigh

CYSTOCLYSIS
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Also called “continuous bladder irrigation” or CBI
-
Can help prevent urinary tract obstruction by flushing
out small blood clots that form after prostate or
bladder surgery
-
It may also be used to treat an irritated, inflamed, or
infected bladder lining
-
This procedure is being performed by a RN or LPN
-
CBI can be either open or closed:
o
In an open system, the bladder is drained
using a 60 ml syringe
Also called manual irrigation
Performed by the nurse

In closed system, the bladder drains directly

into a Foley bag
Note: CBI should not go beyond in weeks
CBI involves instilling sterile irrigation solution into
the bladder, then allowing that fluid to drain out
Failure to recognize that the fluid isn’t draining can
result in severe bladder injury, as large volumes of
irrigation solution are typically instilled
o