All About Urine

Question 1

Indications of Urinary Catheterization:
(RAAMCo)

1. Relieve acute urinary retention
2. Assist in healing of an open/perineal wound
3. Assist in achieving patient immobilization
4. Monitor urinary output
5. Patient comfort (end of life)

Question 2

Indications of Urinary Catheterization:

1.
2. Assist healing of an open/perineal wound
3. Assist in achieving patient immobilization
4. Monitor urinary output
5. Patient comfort (end of life)

Answer 2

1. Relieve acute urinary retention

Question 3

Indications of Urinary Catheterization:

1.
2.
3. Assist in achieving patient immobilization
4. Monitor urinary output
5. Patient comfort (end of life)

Answer 3

1. Relieve acute urinary retention
2. Assist healing of an open/perineal wound

Question 4

Indications of Urinary Catheterization:

1.
2.
3.
4. Monitor urinary output
5. Patient comfort (end of life)

Answer 4

1. Relieve acute urinary retention
2. Assist healing of an open/perineal wound
3. Assist in achieving patient immobilization

Question 5

Indications of Urinary Catheterization:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5. Patient comfort (end of life)

Answer 5

1. Relieve acute urinary retention
2. Assist healing of an open/perineal wound
3. Assist in achieving patient immobilization
4. Monitor urinary output

Question 6

Indications of Urinary Catheterization:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Answer 6

1. Relieve acute urinary retention
2. Assist healing of an open/perineal wound
3. Assist in achieving patient immobilization
4. Monitor urinary output
5. Patient comfort (end of life)

Question 7

Normal urine output
0.5 to 1.5 cc/kg/hour

A patient should be urinating at least every 6 hours.

Question 8

Normal urine output

Answer 8

0.5 to 1.5 cc/kg/hour

Question 9

A patient should be urinating at least?

Answer 9

every 6 hours.

Question 10

Oliguria
Decreased urine output
< 300cc/m2/24 hours

< 0.5 cc/kg/hour in children

< 1.0 cc/kg/hour in infants

Usually < 500 cc/day in adults

Question 11

What is Oliguria?

Answer 11

Decrease in Urine output

<300cc for 24hrs

Question 12

Oliguria in infants?

Answer 12

< 1.0 cc/kg/hour

Question 13

Oliguria in children?

Answer 13

< 0.5 cc/kg/hr

Question 14

Oliguria for adults?

Answer 14

< 500 cc/day

Question 15

Anuria
No or minimal urine output Usually < 100 mL/day in adults

Question 16

What is Anuria?

Answer 16

No or minimal urine output
Usually
< 100 mL/day in adults