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Here is some sample content from Management of Urine/Fecal Incontinence:

	PURPOSE: Moisture due to urine and/or fecal incontinence softens the perineal skin, which makes the skin more susceptible to breakdown. POLICY: Skin care will be provided to patients who are incontinent of urine and/or feces using the appropriate cleaning solutions, moisture barriers and containment systems. Patients who are incontinent of urine and/or feces will also be placed on a toileting schedule, as appropriate. To manage incontinence, the reasons for the incontinence should be assessed: Infection present Impaction Antibiotic administration Infrequent toileting Intolerance of...
Second excerpt:
	...the area is cleaned, apply a thick layer of moisture barrier, i.e., ointment, cream, or paste. Apply a moisture barrier after each cleaning of the skin. Skin sealants maybe used only if they are alcohol-free. 3-in-1 products may also be used. These products cleanse, moisturize and leave a moisture barrier. Containment systems may also be used to contain urine and/or feces. Containment systems include: Fecal pouch collections systems Urinary pouch systems External catheters, i.e....