CUIDADOS DE ENFERERÍA EN PACIENTES ADULTO Y ADULTO MAYOR CON PROBLEMAS URINARIOS Y RENALES Flashcards
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What is the primary role of nursing care in patients with urinary and renal problems?
To assess, monitor, and manage the patient’s condition while providing support and education.
True or False: Older adults are at a higher risk for urinary tract infections.
True
Fill in the blank: Patients with renal problems often require __________ monitoring of their fluid intake.
strict
What is the common symptom of urinary retention?
Inability to empty the bladder completely.
Which assessment is crucial for patients with renal failure?
Monitoring vital signs and urine output.
Multiple Choice: What is a common nursing intervention for patients with urinary incontinence?
Pelvic floor exercises
True or False: Catheterization can increase the risk of urinary tract infections.
True
What should be included in the patient education for those with kidney disease?
Dietary restrictions and the importance of medication adherence.
Fill in the blank: The nursing process involves assessment, diagnosis, __________, implementation, and evaluation.
planning
What is the significance of monitoring electrolyte levels in renal patients?
To prevent complications such as arrhythmias and muscle weakness.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a sign of dehydration?
Dry mucous membranes
True or False: Fluid restriction is often necessary in patients with end-stage renal disease.
True
What is one of the main goals of nursing care for patients with urinary problems?
To promote urinary elimination and comfort.
What type of education should nurses provide regarding proper hygiene for urinary health?
Wiping front to back and regular bathing.
Fill in the blank: Diuretics are medications used to help the body __________ excess fluid.
eliminate
What is a common psychological impact of chronic urinary issues in older adults?
Increased anxiety and depression.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a potential complication of urinary catheterization?
Bladder spasms
True or False: It is important to maintain a sterile technique when changing urinary catheters.
True
What is the role of bladder training in nursing care?
To help patients regain control over urination.
Fill in the blank: Nurses should assess for __________ in patients with renal problems to prevent further damage.
signs of infection
What lifestyle modifications can help manage urinary incontinence?
Weight loss and smoking cessation.
Multiple Choice: Which diagnostic test is commonly used to assess kidney function?
Serum creatinine test
True or False: Patients with urinary problems should be encouraged to drink fewer fluids.
False