Precautions for bladder flushing after prostate surgery include strictly performing aseptic operation, controlling the water temperature of the flushing solution, and closely observing the character of the drainage solution.
1. Strict implementation of aseptic operation: medical personnel should strictly implement aseptic operation when performing bladder irrigation operation for patients to avoid medical infection.
2. Control the water temperature of the flushing solution: when bladder flushing, the temperature of the flushing solution should be controlled between 35 and 38 degrees Celsius, so as not to cause discomfort to the patient if the water temperature is too cold or too hot.
3. Closely observe the character of the drainage fluid: when flushing, medical personnel should pay attention to observe the character of the drainage fluid and the state of the patient, if the patient appears to be uncomfortable, the speed of flushing should be slowed down appropriately, and if necessary, the flushing can be stopped. If there is blood in the drainage fluid, the flushing should be stopped immediately, and the doctor should judge whether hemostatic treatment is needed.
Flushing the bladder after prostate surgery can prevent urinary tract infection, reduce the formation of postoperative blood clots, and keep the urethra open. However, attention should be paid to observing the patient’s vital signs during the operation, and the doctor should be notified immediately if any abnormality occurs.