Investigacion y educacion en enfermeria · 2016
Analysis of YouTube videos about urinary catheterization technique of male delay.
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Barreto Tavares Chiavone Flávia, de Lima Ferreira Larissa, Tuani Candido de Oliveira Salvador Pétala, Filgueira Martins Rodrigues Cláudia Cristiane, Yasmin Andrade Alves Kisna, Pereira Santos Viviane Euzébia
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To analyze the execution of urinary catheterization technique of male delay in YouTube videos.
METHODS: This is an exploratory research with a quantitative approach, performed using the YouTube sharing site. The search of the videos was conducted in September 2014, using the controlled descriptor "urinary catheterization".
RESULTS: 32 videos were analyzed, none were in accordance with the standards established in the literature; among the main errors highlight the absence of hand washing (78.1%), the absence of the medical recording (71.8%), the absence of cleaning and drying of the patient at the end of the procedure (71.8%), the incorrect technique during antisepsis (62.5%) and the absence of gloves changes (59.3%).
CONCLUSION: Although the YouTube sharing video site is currently a widespread tool, there is an absence of videos that reproduce the technique according to what is recommended in the literature.
METHODS: This is an exploratory research with a quantitative approach, performed using the YouTube sharing site. The search of the videos was conducted in September 2014, using the controlled descriptor "urinary catheterization".
RESULTS: 32 videos were analyzed, none were in accordance with the standards established in the literature; among the main errors highlight the absence of hand washing (78.1%), the absence of the medical recording (71.8%), the absence of cleaning and drying of the patient at the end of the procedure (71.8%), the incorrect technique during antisepsis (62.5%) and the absence of gloves changes (59.3%).
CONCLUSION: Although the YouTube sharing video site is currently a widespread tool, there is an absence of videos that reproduce the technique according to what is recommended in the literature.