Pelicano Module 5 Excretory Flashcards

1
Q

Urinalysis is done by doing a

A

Clean catch

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2
Q

To confirm infection a _______ may be done

A

Urine culture

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3
Q

Creatinine clearance is is measured by

A

a 24 hour urine collection and serum levels

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4
Q

Main two tests the see of kidneys are functioning are

A

BUN / Creatinine blood test

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5
Q

Before performing a IVP we must check for

A

iodine / seafood allergy

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6
Q

After a cystoscopy we must

A

Monitor first void after procedure - may be blood tinged

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7
Q

After a Renal Biopsy it is very important for the patient to be

A

on bedrest for 24 hours, with restricted mobility

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8
Q

Clean catheter from

A

Proximal to Distal

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9
Q

A main cause of urinary retention is

A

occlusion of urethra from calculi

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10
Q

Calculi is another word for

A

stones

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11
Q

Crede the bladder is to

A

Gently move your hand over bladder

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12
Q

If anyone with Urinary retention has a Spinal issue we will use a

A

Straight Cath

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13
Q

An easy way to see if there is an enlargement is to

A

Palpate

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14
Q

Most people with urinary incontinence have it from (2)

A

CVA / Dementia

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15
Q

Men with prostate issues tend to have

A

dribbling

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16
Q

Easiest way to decrease urinary incontinence is to

A

decrease stress

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17
Q

Flaccid is

A

Retention

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18
Q

Spastic is

A

Incontinence

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19
Q

Most common UTI happens in the

A

bladder

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20
Q

UTI is the most common

A

Nosocomial infection

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21
Q

Most common test to check for UTI

A

Urine C&S

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22
Q

We force fluids by giving

A

2-3,000 day

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23
Q

Inflammation of the bladder is called

A

Cystitis

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24
Q

Women should wipe from

A

Front to Back

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25
Q

Reflux causes

A

Urinary retention

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26
Q

Pyuria is

A

puss in urine

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27
Q

Dysuria is

A

pain during urination

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28
Q

Inflammation of the kidney

A

Pyelonephritis

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29
Q

Inflammation of the prostate

A

Prostatitis

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30
Q

Method for pain relief for Prostatitis

A

Sitz bath

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31
Q

Most common cause for Pyelonephritis

A

E.coli

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32
Q

2 main s&s for Pyelonephritis

A

Flank pain

Pus in urine

33
Q

2 Dx tests to check for Cystitis

A

Urinalysis and Urine CnS

34
Q

Dx tests to check for Urinary Obstruction (2)

A

KUB, IVP

35
Q

2 main s&s for Urinary Obstruction

A

Flank pain

voiding small amounts

36
Q

Renal Colic is

A

stabbing type pain in kidney

37
Q

Hydronephrosis is caused by

A

Build up of urine caused by obstruction of urinary tract

38
Q

To perform a cystoscopy patient should be in the

A

lithotomy position

39
Q

Following a cystoscopy urine may be

A

blood tinged, pink tinged due to stretching of uterus

40
Q

Formation of urinary calculi anywhere in urinary system

A

Urolithiasis

41
Q

Urolithiasis is common in patients with

A

bedrest and paralysis

42
Q

Develops from minerals that forms stones in different shapes and sizes

A

Urolithiasis

43
Q

Major s&s of Urolithiasis

A

Hematuria

44
Q

Major goal for patients with Urolithiasis

A

Pain management

45
Q

Diet for patients with Urolithiasis

A

Alkaline Ash diet (low protein)

46
Q

Renal Tumors are most common in

A

men over the age of 55

47
Q

Major s&s early for Renal Tumor

A

intermittent painless hematuria

48
Q

The most common primary tumor

A

Renal Cell Carcinoma

49
Q

A polycystic kidney disease - gradually destroying functional kidney tissue

A

Renal Cysts

50
Q

2 major s&s of Renal Cysts

A

Proteinuria, HTN

51
Q

Proteinuria is a common early sign for

A

Kidney disfunction

52
Q

HTN can sometimes mean

A

Kidney disfunction

53
Q

Treatment for tumor of urinary bladder

A

ileal conduit

54
Q

Enlargement of the prostate gland

A

BPH

55
Q

Prostate enlargement prevents

A

complete emptying

56
Q

TURP stands for

A

Transurethral Resection Prostate

57
Q

2 common treatments for BPH

A

TUIP , TURP

58
Q

Any pain due to prostate can be relieved with

A

Sitz baths

59
Q

Acute Glomerulonephritis usually follows

A

an infection (strep throat)

60
Q

Diet for patients with Acute Glomerulonephritis (3)

A

Increased potassium
Low salt/sodium diet
w/ fluid restriction

61
Q

common s&s for Acute Glomerulonephritis

A

Cola color to frank bleeding

62
Q

2 major dx tests for Acute Glomerulonephritis

A

elevated BUN, creatinine

63
Q

Chronic Glomerulonephritis usually results in

A

Renal Failure

64
Q

Diet for Acute Renal Failure

A

Low protein, Na, K

w/ increased Carbs

65
Q

Kayexalate is to

A

get rid of potassium

66
Q

s&s of chronic renal failure (4)

A

Uremia
Anemia
Kussmaul’s resp
Convulsions

67
Q

Hemodialysis requires access to

A

circulatory system through ARTERIOVENOUS SHUNT

68
Q

Complications for patients on hemodialysis (2)

A

Hypotension

Septicemia

69
Q

Peritoneal Dialysis works by using

A

Diffusion and Osmosis (Dialysate)

70
Q

Surgical Removal of the Kidney

A

Nephrectomy

71
Q

Incision to drain pelvis

A

Nephrostomy

72
Q

Post-op (2) for Nephrectomy

A

Check for hemorrhage

No heavy lifting or alcohol

73
Q

For patients with a Nephrostomy tube it is important to (2)

A

NEVER clamp tube

only instill 5cc at a time

74
Q

When a tube is clogged we

A

irrigate

75
Q

Patients following kidney transplant we give ___________ to ________

A

immunosuppressants to prevent rejection

76
Q

Opening in the abdominal cavity to collect urine is called

A

ileal conduit

77
Q

Women get a _________ infection

A

ascending

78
Q

Anybody with stones should be put on (diet)

A

alkaline ash diet

79
Q

BPH = TURP will come back on

A

CBI