Cumplimiento del protocolo de la colocación de sondaje vesical por el personal de enfermería en el área de emergencia de la clínica San Francisco de la ciudad de Guayaquil, año 2021.

Abstract

The protocol is a legal instrument that will help us to follow steps and rules for a good procedure, in this case the bladder catheterization since it is an invasive technique, with the main objective of evacuating the urine that the bladder contains, whose objective is to determine compliance of the protocol for the placement of bladder catheters by the nursing staff in the emergency area of the San Francisco clinic. Type of study: descriptive, cross-sectional, quantitative, prospective, population: 48 people between professionals and non-professionals and 50 procedures. Instruments: questionnaire and direct observation guide. Results: 46% are over the age of 35, 56% are female, 54% are in free union, 48% are secondary, 83% are residents of the urban area, 83% are mestizo, 56% have a position of auxiliary of nursing, 50% are on the morning shift, in terms of knowledge about the protocol 73% rarely, bladder catheterization 50%, types of catheterization 45% rarely, types of catheters there are 58% rarely, indications 46% almost always, complications 38% rarely, on compliance, few activities are carried out and 100% are carried out, such as placing the patient in the supine position or the placement of sterile gloves. Conclusion: in the clinic there is a protocol, however the staff has little interest in reading it, it is recommended to socialize it for its correct application in the procedures and thus avoid complications.