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A coude catheter, or sometimes called a coude tip catheter, is a urinary catheter with a slightly curved tip that designed for easy insertion. Coude tip catheters are typically prescribed if a patient has an enlarged prostate and the catheter tip is curved to get past that tight spot with ease.
When a 22-gauge catheter is used, the technologist should adjust the injection rate to < 3.0 cc/sec in adults (2.0 cc/sec. in pediatrics) to suit the smaller bore catheter. A small peripheral line IV of 24 gauge, may only be used for contrast by hand injection. Before initiating the injection, the position of the catheter tip should be checked for venous backflow by withdrawing blood and flushing with normal saline. A saline test flush may be used to test the power injection.