CATHETER
Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: Medical Dictionary · 1909 · p. 1
is an instrument for drawing off water from the bladder. The material of which they are made is either metal, gum elastic, or rubber. Catheters for the female are also made = gla , but these = not re ego In certain cases the uent pa age of a catheter may be nece ary for years, aaa the sufferer may have to do this himself. Let him bear in mind the following sere:—only soft catheters are safe in his hands; the catheter used must t no flaws or rough surfaces, and it must be sterilised sree and after use. The gum elastic kind are best sterilised by keeping them in glycerine which pei a eee of mercury of a strength of one in two th; the rubber catheter should be boiled before and after use. [s. 341]
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