week 3

Question 1

enuresis

Answer 1

discrete episodes of urinnary incontinence

Question 2

polyuria

Answer 2

large amounts of urine in kidneys

Question 3

polydipsia

Answer 3

excessive thirst and fluid intake

Question 4

oliguria

Answer 4

low urine output

Question 5

anuria

Answer 5

lack of urine production

Question 6

nocturia,

Answer 6

voiding during the night can be indicative of several heart problems

Question 7

dysuria

Answer 7

painful or difficult peeing

Question 8

neurogenic bldder

Answer 8

does not percieve bladder fullness and is unable to control sphincters

Question 9

normally kidneys make

Answer 9

1500 ml per day

Question 10

output less than 30ml hr may indicate

Answer 10

decreased blood flow to the kidneys and should be reported

Question 11

h 4.8- 8

Answer 11

ph average of 6-7

Question 12

ketones

Answer 12

uncontrolled diabetes, starvation,

Question 13

clean voided urine specimen

Answer 13

a clean voided specimen is usually adequate for routine examination

Question 14

clean-catch

Answer 14

when a urine culture is ordered to identify microorganisms causing UTI S.

Question 15

protein

Answer 15

if the glomerular membrane has been damage

Question 16

flaccid bladder

Answer 16

weak, soft, and lax bladder muscles

Question 17

credes manoeuvre

Answer 17

manual pressure is placed on bladder to promote emptying

Question 18

straight catheters

Answer 18

inserted to drain bladder and then immediately removed,

Question 19

indwelling catheters

Answer 19

which remain in the bladder to drain urine

Question 20

coude catheter

Answer 20

is a variation of the straight catheter and has a coude catheter

Question 21

foley, indwelling

Answer 21

double lumen. a larger one drains bladder, second to inflate air

Question 22

three folet

Answer 22

to irrigate

Question 23

the client with an indwelling catheter should drink up to ml

Answer 23

3000 ml

Question 24

app length

Answer 24

females 22 cm and males 40

Question 25

app size

Answer 25

8-10 children 14-16 adults. men sometimes 18

Question 26

suprapubic catheter

Answer 26

inserted thorugh the abdominal wall into the urinary bladder

Question 27

urinary diversion

Answer 27

surigcal rerouting of urine from the kideys to a site other than the bladder. two cats; incontinent and continent

Question 28

incontinent diversions

Answer 28

clients have no control over the passage of urine and require the use of an external ostomy appliance to contain the urine

Question 29

ileal condiut

Answer 29

par of ilieum is removed and reattached. makes like a new pouch/ bladder/ stoma

Question 30

continent diversions

Answer 30

indiana pouch- attaching ureters to a portion of the ileum that is shaped into a resrvoir for urine. neobladder- replaces a diseased or damagaed bladderwith a piece of ilieu, thus making a new bladder