Intermittent catheterisation is a preferable form of emptying the bladder and should be considered if the patient has the mental capacity and dexterity to carry it out. If not, care staff should consider carrying this out in preference to a long term indwelling catheter. All catheters and urine drainage bags are available on prescription. Every patient who has an indwelling catheter requires a daily warm soapy wash of the whole genital area (or a bath or shower). Sheaths These are external devices for men. They do not suffer from the complications of catheters but the penile skin may become sore. Fitting of the correct size is important, and shaving around the base of the penis improves contact. Other aids and equipment A variety of aids to collect urine, and to prevent urine leakage are available which may assist continence for individual patients. The occupational therapist/community nurse may be able to advise. Referral for specialist advice Although most Health Authorities/Health Boards have a specialist doctor or nurse with an interest in the treatment of incontinence not all patients are appropriate for such referral.
Step 3 Look up the phone number using an online search engine. This won't work with anonymous calls that do not reveal phone numbers, but many anonymous calls reveal the phone numbers and no further information. You can plug the entire phone number or area code into a search engine, such as Google or Yahoo, in order to see if the number belongs to a company, person or location. Step 4 Wait and do not answer the phone, allowing your voice mail to pick up the call. If the caller leaves a message, you can gain insight as to the identity of the caller. In addition, sometimes callers have to enter a phone number to leave a voice mail, in which case you can look for the number in a search engine. Contact law enforcement agencies and have them trace the call for you. In some cases where you feel endangered, law enforcement officers can intervene and track a call.
Before you can login to the Admin UI, configure a password for the openvpn user account by using command passwd openvpn. Log into the Admin UI with the address: ipaddressofappliance:943/admin. Use the openvpn username and password you just configured. Agree to the EULA Add a few vpn users. Navigate to User Management>User Permissions. You will be prompted for credentials when you logon to your VPN via the OpenVPN client. Save you settings when finished. Navigate to Configuration>Server Network Settings. Fill in the Hostname or IP Address field with your external IP or DNS address. Save your settings when finished. Navigate to Configuration>VPN Settings Go down to the DNS Settings section. Click Have clients use these DNS servers and enter 8. 8. 8 and 8. 4. 4 for Primary and Secondary. This is so that when you connect to you VPN you have internet access. At this point, logon to your gateway or home router and configure port forwarding to point 443 or 4443 to the ip address of the OpenVPN server.