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Straws are not to be given to clients

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Swallowing issues

1
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Pain mess are given 30 min before or after meal

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30 minutes before meal

2
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In between meals supplements and snacks are only given if

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MD order

3
Q

Adequate intake of fluids help prevent

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Renal calculus
Constipation
Dehydration

4
Q

Restriction of fluids is a therapeutic diet given to PTs with

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CHF
Renal clients
Polydipsia

5
Q

When feeding a blind pt

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Use plate as clock to facilitate food location

6
Q

Swallowing disorder

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Dysphagia

7
Q

Passing urine

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Micturition

8
Q

Types of wastes

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Blood filter
Water
Co2
Solid waste

9
Q

Full Average output for adults

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500-2400 mL/day

10
Q

Less than normal urine is formed during hot days and

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Exercise

Fever

11
Q

Less urine is secreted when kidneys function and circulation is impaired due to

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Retention of water

12
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Name two dz that increases urine output

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DM- diabetes mellitus

DI- diabetes insipidus

13
Q

Urge to void is triggered when bladder is full with

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250mL of urine

14
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Bladder can hold up to

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400-500mL

15
Q

Signs of diabetes

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Polydipsia
Polyurea
P

16
Q

To maintain fluid balance a person needs how much water daily

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6-8 oz of water daily

17
Q

An excess of body fluids that collects in tissues and causes puffiness (over hydration )

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Edema

18
Q

Fresh urine color

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Light yellow

Amber

19
Q

Overhydrated urine color

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Dilute

Very light

20
Q

Dehydrated urine color

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Dark and more concentrated

21
Q

When urine stands for too long it becomes

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Cloudy

22
Q

Cloudy urine may contain

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Bacteria
Blood
Mucous
Pus

23
Q

Diluted urine smells

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Less odor

24
Q

Concentrated urine smells

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Stronger

25
Q

When exposed to air urine decomposes emmiting what type of odor

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Ammonia smell

26
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If fresh urine smells offensive or fowl this could signify an

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Infection

27
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If urine has a fruity smell this could signify

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Diabetes

High sugars

28
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Average urine output daily

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250-400mL daily

29
Q

Average normal weight of urine

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1.010-1.025

30
Q

Specific weight of water

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1.000

31
Q

Tells is the ability of the renal tubules to concentrate and dilute urine

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Specific gravity

32
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Urine PH is 4.5-6.5 making it

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Acidic

33
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Why is urine acidic

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To help control bacterial growth

34
Q

Urine dipstick measures what 7 things

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PH
Specific gravity
Ketones
WBCs
RBCs
Nitrites
Protein
35
Q
Over hydration
Using diuretics
Liver disorders
Hepatitis
Cirrhosis
Urine type
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Clear

Colorless

36
Q

Bright neon yellow urine is an effect of taking

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Vitamin supplements

37
Q

When finding pyuria, blood, epithelial cells, Leukocytes or kidney stones in urine the urine looks

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Cloudy

38
Q

Green urine indicates

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Pseudomonas infection

Bile pigments

39
Q

Dark yellow gold urine indicates

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Low fluid intake
Dehydration
Bile
Kidneys inability to dilute urine

40
Q

When urine is pink or red this indicates

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Hematuria
Laxatives
Certain red foods

41
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All dark urine can be the cause of

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Dehydration

42
Q

Drugs such as rifampin , warfarin, doxorubicin , phenazopyrodine along with food coloring a can make urine

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Orange red brown

43
Q

Blue green urine indicates

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Meds: amitriptyline indomethacin

Or foods like asparagus

44
Q
When finding 
Chile
Prostatic fluids 
Yeast infection
Urine is
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Brown yellow

45
Q
Hematuria
Liver disorders
Iron
Typhus infection
Methylene blue 
Makes urine
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Dark brown black urine

46
Q

Painful or burning sensation when eliminating usually due to infection can also feel pains in pelvis

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Dysuria

47
Q

Frequent or repeated voiding during the night

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Nocturia

48
Q

Involuntary voiding in bed most common in children

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Enuresis

49
Q

Increase in average amounts of urine greater than 2,500mL per day

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Polyuria

50
Q

Polyuria is common in what diseases

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Diabetes mellitus

Kidney disease

51
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Loss off urine from bladder

Inability to hold urine

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Incontinence

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The stopping or inhibition of urination

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Urinary suppression

53
Q

A decrease of urine output less than 500mL a day

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Oliguria

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Total absence of urine less than 100mL / day

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Anuria

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Signs of failing kidneys

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Anuria
Edema
Dim vision
Puffiness
Dizzy
Headache
56
Q

Inability to empty bladder even when trying

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Urinary retention

57
Q

To check for urinary retention nurse must

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Palate lower abdomen looking for distention

58
Q

Causes of urinary retention

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Parkinson's
Diabetes
Mess
Muscles 
Spinal cord trauma
Enlarged prostate gland
59
Q

Signs of urinary retention

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Distention

Dribbling

60
Q

When MO contaminate the urinary tract through openings

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Urinary tract infections

61
Q

Urinary tract infections are more common in women bc

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Urethra is shorter

62
Q

Inflammation if urethra

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Urethritis

63
Q

Inflammation of bladder

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Cystitis

64
Q

Inflammation of kidneys

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Nephritis

Pyelonephritis

65
Q

Renal calculi

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Kidney stones

66
Q

Bladder stones are called

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Cystic calculi

67
Q

Are kidney stones familial

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Yea

68
Q

When kidney stone becomes lodged in ureter and can cause extreme pain in lower back

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Renal colic

69
Q

End products of metabolism

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Feces

70
Q

A small silicone device used in place of gastronomy tube

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Button feeding device

71
Q

Tube for feeding placed through the skin

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PEG

72
Q

Tube for feeding through the nose to mouth

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Nasogastric

73
Q

Inserted into stomach tube feeding

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Gastrostomy

74
Q

Residual I one should not exceed

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50mL

75
Q

High ruin alkaline PH could mean

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Kidney stones

76
Q

Store enemas at what temperature

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Room temp

77
Q

Place client in what position for a retention enema

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Knee chest

78
Q

Retention enemas are held

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25-30 minutes

79
Q

Hat device is used to test specific gravity of urine

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Urinometer

Hydrometer

80
Q

Liner with edema should need what type of diet

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Sodium controlled

81
Q

Gelatin can be used as what diet

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Clear liquid diet

82
Q

Yellowish brown stool is

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Normal

83
Q

Gray stool indicates

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Bike is missing

Gall bladder disease

84
Q

Dark black tarry stool

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Melena

Hemorrhage

85
Q

Bright red stool

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Rectal or anal bleeding

Hemmed puss

86
Q

Yellow green stool

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MO infection if a person holds in their stool it can cause constipation

87
Q

Pencil like stools suggest

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Narrowing of rectum and anal

88
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Less dense stool suggests

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Undigested fats

89
Q

Pus or mucus in stool indicates

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Inflammation or infection

90
Q

Steatorhea

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Stools with high fat content

91
Q

Melena

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Low intestinal hemorrhage

92
Q

Black stool is what type of hemorrhage?

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High intestinal

93
Q

Normal bowel sounds per minute

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4-32 per minute

94
Q

Abdominal signs and symptoms check

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Auscultation

Palpate

95
Q

Client needs what for BRP

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Md order

96
Q

Fracture Ben pan used for patients

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Fractured hips and have trouble lifting hips

97
Q

Pediatric pan given to

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Children

98
Q

Starter used one time to collect specimen

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Straight catheter

99
Q

Foley catheter
Retention catheter
Indwelling catheters are

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Two lumen catheters with balloon to hold in bladder

100
Q

Inserted through abdominal wall above the symphysis pubis into bladder

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Supra public catheter

101
Q

Held in bladder by hook or mushroom

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Supra public catheter

102
Q

catheters for spinal cord injuries

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Supra pubic catheters

103
Q

Hanging bag below bladder is called

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Straight gravity drainage

104
Q

Check catheter every

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4 hours

105
Q

Once a day wash leg drainage bag in

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Soapy warm water

106
Q

Foods that lead to incontinence

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Soda
Coffee tea
Chocolate
Acidic fruits
Pizza sauce
Milk products
Artificial sweeteners
107
Q

Enemy given so that flares is expelled from intestine 5-10 minutes

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Carminative enema

108
Q

Enema that helps destroy intestinal parasites

Hold as long as possible

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Anthelmintic enema

109
Q

Contains a small amount of olive oil or cottonseed oil given to smooth mucous membrane in colon

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Emollient

110
Q

Contains a small amount of oil given in small amounts to be retained for 25-30 minutes

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Oil retention enema

111
Q

Insert drugs into rectum

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Medicated enema

112
Q

Digital removal of feces is contraindicated for PTs with

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Adrian conditions
Reproductive surgery
Abdominoperitineal repair
Rectal surgery
Genitourinary surgery
Pregnant women
Radioactive
Anti cancer drugs
113
Q

Harrish flush

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Elevating bag
Lowering bag
Repeat
Used to expel flatus

114
Q

Client with frequent skin irritating diarrhea

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Use fecal incontinence pouch

115
Q

Sputum collection will require what type of protection

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Mask and eye protection

116
Q

Specimen hat
Urinary hat
Toilet hat
Half pen

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Measures output

117
Q

Extremely concentrated urine at PH 1.025 indicates

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Dehydration

Fluid retention edema

118
Q

Low specific gravity 1.010 indicates

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Diabetes mellitus

Too much diuretic Meds

119
Q

Guiac test
Hematest
Hemoccult

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Tests blood in stool

120
Q

O&P tests are for

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Parasites and eggs

121
Q

guaic test can show a false positive when pt

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Eats lots of red meat and takes lots of vitamin C

122
Q

Lavage

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Remove toxins from stomach

123
Q

Gavage

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Giving to stomach