Staff Answer
May 05, 2026 - 07:45 AM
A straight intermittent catheter is a catheter with a straight tip used temporarily to drain the bladder and then removed after urine has drained. It is one of the common intermittent catheter styles and may be available in different lengths, French sizes, materials, and lubrication types.
Straight intermittent catheters are different from coude catheters, which have a curved or angled tip. Product details and healthcare guidance should be reviewed carefully to confirm the correct catheter type, size, and configuration.
