Tutorials & daily life

Good habits, step by step.

Visual guides for catheter and stoma care, returning home and knowing when to seek help.

Which device do you have?

Understand its route: different devices have different roles and care needs.

Urinary catheter connected to a leg bag: a positioning reference.

Bladder catheter

Urinary catheter connected to a leg bag: a positioning reference. · NIDDK / NIH

Bladder → tube → external bag

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Urinary tract: kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra.

JJ stent

Urinary tract: kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. · NIDDK / NIH

Kidney → ureter → bladder · inside the body

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Nephrostomy tube connecting the kidney to an external collection bag.

Nephrostomy

Nephrostomy tube connecting the kidney to an external collection bag. · NIDDK / NIH

Kidney → tube through skin → external bag

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Ileal conduit: ureters, bowel segment and abdominal stoma.

Urostomy

Ileal conduit: ureters, bowel segment and abdominal stoma. · NIDDK / NIH

Ureters → diversion → stoma → pouch

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Remember the key point

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Where should a catheter bag sit?

Does a JJ stent need follow-up?

A leak beneath the stoma barrier?

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