>> Shari Lynn: Wipe. Gather equipment. Position patient in supine position and raise bed to safe, comfortable height for nurse. Using sterile technique, open catheterization tray. Open away, side to side and then toward. One inch border can be used to reposition kit. Lift out drape, touching only one inch border and place under penis, across legs, covering scrotum. Using sterile technique, don sterile gloves. Remove fenestrated drape and place over penis, being careful not to contaminate gloves. Open swab package or pour betadyne over cotton balls, depending on the kit. Lubricate end of catheter, leaving in sterile field. Bring swabs to sterile drape on patient. If patient is uncircumcised, retract the foreskin with the non dominant hand. Hold penis at a 90 degree angle behind glands, keeping non dominant hand in place through remainder of procedure. With dominant hand, use swab sticks or betadyne soaked cotton balls to clean penis. Starting at center of meatus, cleanse in an outward circular or spiral motion. Do not bring cotton ball or swab back over cleaned area. Discard cotton ball or swab. Do not discard in to sterile field. Repeat with two additional cotton balls or swabs, starting at the meatus each time. With dominant hand, remove catheter from sterile field. Insert catheter in to meatus while holding penis at 90 degree angle. Do not force the catheter. When urine begins to flow, pass catheter another two to three inches. Hold catheter in place at meatus with dominant hand. When urine flow stops, pull back catheter one to two inches to empty bladder and catheter. Withdraw catheter. Lock clamp on bag. Collect sterile specimen if ordered. Reposition patient. Wash hands and document.