No I was suspected with dengue. So i inside the room waiting for nurse. I talk to nurse about the doctor who both look young. She said the young lady from UiTM, the guy from UM.

The UiTM aqeks quite pretty, the guy look nerdy typical from UM
Dont know. The old guy was push with his wheelchair to the red zone. I think there should be MO. So at least got escalation rather than discharge. Both HO. Dont expect anything except be a safe doctor maa

I kind of agree with the UM grad.
You can always remove the catheter and observe whether there is any evidence of urinary retention.
But whether or not to give antibiotic, I'm not so convinced.

The catheter should be removed as soon as the catheter is not needed anymore.
But in case long term catheterization is unavoidable (such as chronic urinary retention of any cause), then the catheter must be exchanged every 2 weeks (6 weeks if it is a silicone catheter)