Multiple Choice
The BMS is maintained throughout catheter insertion by:
A) Maintaining the free flow of stool by constant irrigation of the catheter through the flush/sampling port.
B) Keeping the BMS system positioned above level of anus at all times to promote drainage of stool.
C) Checking retention cuff daily by aspirating all fluid from retention cuff.
D) Checking BMS every 2 hours to ensure it is not occluded.
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