Which of the following procedures is correct for providing catheter care?
A. Cleanse with one alcohol swab on the far side, one swab on the near side, then one down the middle.
B. Clean the area vigorously, rubbing back and forth to remove bacteria.
C. Clean around the insertion site, then clean downward and away from the site.
D. Disconnect the drainage bag while you give catheter care, then reconnect it.
Answer: C
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