After preparing the teaching content, the researcher generated a pool of questions and a checklist of urinary catheterization procedures for the assessment of students' knowledge and skills. The pool of questions was modified by a panel of three experts with experience teaching the Fundamentals of Nursing. After review, questions were selected based on comprehensiveness and relevance and the final knowledge test consisted of 20 multiple-choice questions with four answer choices. The first six questions referred to anatomy–physiology of urinary system, the seventh question referred directly to the indications for indwelling urinary catheter, while the subsequent question related to the positioning of female patients during catheterization. Questions 9
and 10 referred to catheter type, length, and size for female patients, while the eleventh question related to aseptic cleaning of the genital area and urinary opening. Questions 12–14 referred to the insertion technique of a urinary catheter in a female, such as advancing it approximately from 7.5 to 10 cm and inflating the balloon of the catheter, while the last six questions were related to measures that should b taken for the care of patients with urinary catheters and the need to maintain a closed drainage system. Incorrect answers were scored “0” and correct answers were scored “1”; thus, the lowest possible score was zero and the highest 20. A pilot administration, conducted with 20 second-year nursing students, indicated no need for further revisions.
After preparing the teaching content, the researcher generated a pool of questions and a checklist of urinary catheterization procedures for the assessment of students' knowledge and skills. The pool of questions was modified by a panel of three experts with experience teaching the Fundamentals of Nursing. After review, questions were selected based on comprehensiveness and relevance and the final knowledge test consisted of 20 multiple-choice questions with four answer choices. The first six questions referred to anatomy–physiology of urinary system, the seventh question referred directly to the indications for indwelling urinary catheter, while the subsequent question related to the positioning of female patients during catheterization. Questions 9and 10 referred to catheter type, length, and size for female patients, while the eleventh question related to aseptic cleaning of the genital area and urinary opening. Questions 12–14 referred to the insertion technique of a urinary catheter in a female, such as advancing it approximately from 7.5 to 10 cm and inflating the balloon of the catheter, while the last six questions were related to measures that should b taken for the care of patients with urinary catheters and the need to maintain a closed drainage system. Incorrect answers were scored “0” and correct answers were scored “1”; thus, the lowest possible score was zero and the highest 20. A pilot administration, conducted with 20 second-year nursing students, indicated no need for further revisions.
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