Urinary

Question 1

what is most common post op?

Answer 1

retention catheters

Question 2

single-lumen catheter is?

Answer 2

straight catheter(1 time)

Question 3

double lumen example

Answer 3

standard foley (Indwelling) catheter (1 lumen is for drainage the 2nd is for inflating the balloon)

Question 4

triple lumen catheter example?

Answer 4

retention/irrigation catheter (1 lumen for urine drain, 2nd for balloon, 3rd for bladder irrigation)

Question 5

which catheter does not have a drainage system?

Answer 5

straight catheter

Question 6

A urine dipstick can tell u?

Answer 6

pH, Specific gravity (hydration status) WBC, presence of blood

Question 7

urinalysis is?

Answer 7

formal lab study- tell bacteria confirmation and more info on blood/WBC

Question 8

suprapubic catheter dressing should be changed?

Answer 8

daily (usually long term use)

Question 9

Autonomic dysreflexia is?

Answer 9

condition of exaggerated relflexes typically caused by spinal cord injury

Question 10

Autonomic dysreflexia leads to?

Answer 10

hypertension, bradycardia, headaches

Question 11

when do we insert catheters?

Answer 11

unable to pee (rentention), close monitioring, postsurgical recovery

Question 12

24-hr urine collection is?

Answer 12

measures substances over 1 day