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    This document contains a research questionnaire assessing nurses' knowledge of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) at a private hospital in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The questionnaire collects demographic information from nurses and contains two sections evaluating their knowledge of appropriate catheterization indications and preventative measures. Section A requests information on age, gender, experience level, and department. Sections B and C contain true/false and multiple choice questions covering topics like appropriate uses of indwelling urinary catheters, hand hygiene, catheter maintenance, and prevention protocols.

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    This document contains a research questionnaire assessing nurses' knowledge of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) at a private hospital in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The questionnaire collects demographic information from nurses and contains two sections evaluating their knowledge of appropriate catheterization indications and preventative measures. Section A requests information on age, gender, experience level, and department. Sections B and C contain true/false and multiple choice questions covering topics like appropriate uses of indwelling urinary catheters, hand hygiene, catheter maintenance, and prevention protocols.

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    This document contains a research questionnaire assessing nurses' knowledge of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) at a private hospital in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The questionnaire collects demographic information from nurses and contains two sections evaluating their knowledge of appropriate catheterization indications and preventative measures. Section A requests information on age, gender, experience level, and department. Sections B and C contain true/false and multiple choice questions covering topics like appropriate uses of indwelling urinary catheters, hand hygiene, catheter maintenance, and prevention protocols.

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    This document contains a research questionnaire assessing nurses' knowledge of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) at a private hospital in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The questionnaire collects demographic information from nurses and contains two sections evaluating their knowledge of appropriate catheterization indications and preventative measures. Section A requests information on age, gender, experience level, and department. Sections B and C contain true/false and multiple choice questions covering topics like appropriate uses of indwelling urinary catheters, hand hygiene, catheter maintenance, and prevention protocols.

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    RESEARCH QUESTIONNAIRE

    Title: NURSES KNOWLEDGE ON PREVENTION OF CATHETER ASSOCIATED


    URINARY TRACT INFECTION (CAUTI) IN A PRIVATE HOSPITAL, KLANG
    VALLEY
    Please answer the following questions in section A. Tick ( ) in the space provided.
    SECTION A: Demographic Data

    1. Age:
    20-30

    31-40

    41-50

    51 and above

    2. Gender:
    Male

    Female

    3. Years of experience:
    0-5 years

    6-10 years

    More than 11 years

    4. Education Level

    Diploma

    Degree

    Master Degree

    5. Department
    ICU/CCU

    Medical ward

    Surgical ward

    Please answer ALL the following question for section B and section C. Circle the correct
    answer.
    SECTION B: Knowledge related to CAUTI questionnaires.
    Indication for IUC

    Never
    indicated

    Rarely
    indicated

    Sometimes
    indicated

    Almost
    always
    indicated

    1.

    Urethral stricture causing obstruction to


    urinary flow

    2.

    Neurogenic bladder due to paraplegia or


    quadriplegia

    3.

    Prolonged immobilization due to


    unstable lumbar spine fracture

    4.

    Urine output monitoring in mobile


    patient

    5.

    For assisting healing of decubitus ulcers


    in incontinent patients

    6.

    Obtaining urine sample for culture and


    sensitivity testing

    7.

    Palliative care in terminally ill patients

    8.

    Nursing care for incontinent patient

    9.

    Routinely before any kind of surgical


    procedure in a patient

    10. In patients anticipated to receive large


    volume infusion or diuretics

    No.

    Scoring scale: Never indicated: 1; Rarely indicated: 2; Sometimes indicated: 3; Almost


    always indicated: 4.
    SECTION C: Prevention of CAUTI questionnaires

    Scoring scale: No effect: 1; Some effect: 2; Moderate effect: 3; Large effect: 4.


    No.

    Preventive Measures

    No
    effect

    Some
    effect

    Moderate
    effect

    Large
    effect

    Hand washing should be done immediately before and


    after any manipulation of the catheter site or apparatus.
    A proper size catheter (IUC) should be used to
    minimize urethral trauma.
    Insert urinary catheter only when necessary and
    remove as soon as possible.
    CAUTI is a common problem and virtually impossible
    to prevent.
    Catheter securement device reduce the incidence of
    CAUTI.
    Use of a 2-chamber drainage bag will cause CAUTI.

    Perform bladder irrigation with antimicrobial


    solution/iodine solution at least once daily.
    Irrigation of the catheter and or bladder reduce CAUTI
    incidence.
    Routine care of the urethral meatus reduce CAUTI
    incidence
    Portable bladder ultrasounds used to assess urine
    volume before catheterization
    Collecting bag should be emptied regularly and kept
    below the level of the bladder
    Urinary drainage bags instilled with antiseptics or
    antimicrobials
    If there is any changes in the urine characteristic just
    allow the urine to drain out and continue to monitor
    until the urine colour turns to be clear.
    Urinary catheter should be inserted only by the trained
    personnel
    Urinary catheterization is done under clean procedure

    16. The urinary catheter has to be changed once every 15


    days
    17. Patients with UTI need to be isolated from other noninfected patients
    18. Prophylactic antimicrobials should be given 3days
    when catheter is inserted
    19. Use antimicrobial coated catheter regularly

    20. There is a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for


    urinary catheter insertion and CAUTI prevention in
    this hospital

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
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    8.
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    10.
    11.
    12.
    13.
    14.
    15.

    Adapted from Jain, M. (2015) and minor changes made to suit the local content.

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