Correct positioning ensures unobstructed urine flow through the catheter and tubing into the collection bag, prevents reflux of urine back toward the bladder, and minimizes the risk of catheter-related trauma. The illustration demonstrates two key principles: preventing compression of the catheter tubing by keeping it free from beneath the patient's body, and positioning the collection bag below bladder level by hanging it on the bed frame.
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