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C9- Elimination Urinary System Flashcards

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Anuria

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24 hour urine output is less than 50mL

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Dysuria

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Painful or difficult urination

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Frequency: urinary problems definition

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Increased incidence of voiding

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Glycosuria

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Presence of sugar in the urine

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Hematuria

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Blood in the urine

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Nocturia

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Awakening at night to urinate

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Oliguria

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Scanty or greatly diminished amount of urine voided in a given time

24hr output is less than 400mL

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Polyuria

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Excessive output of urine

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Proteinuria

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Protein in the urine, indication of kidney disease

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Pyuria

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Pus in the urine

Urine appears cloudy

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Urgency

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Strong desire to void

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Urinary incontinence

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Involuntary loss of urine

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Stress incontinence

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Increase Intra-abdominal pressure
-sneeze, cough, laugh, physical activity
-pregnancy, menopause, obesity, chronic constipation

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Urge incontinence

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Gotta go!! Frequent urge
-loss of urine before reaching toilet
-cause:
-infection
-loss of bladder tone d/t catheter

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Overflow incontinence

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Overdistention and overflow of bladder
-signal to empty may be absent
-bladder fills, dribbling occurs
-Causes:
-2nd to drugs
-fecal impactions
-neuro problems

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Reflex Incontinence

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Bladder empties without sensation of need to void

Causes:
-spinal cord injury

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17
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Functional incontinence

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Loss of urine d/t inability to reach bathroom
-environmental barriers
-physical limitations
-loss of memory
-disorientation

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18
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Total Incontinence

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Continuous, unpredictable loss of urine
Causes:
-surgery
-trauma
-anatomical abnormality

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19
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Normal Urine volume

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Average output= 1500-3000mL/day

SHOULD BE EQUIVALENT TO INTAKE

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Normal Urine appearance/turbidity

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Clear or translucent

Cloudiness is abnormal- d/t cells or particulate

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Normal Urine color

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Pale yellow

Abnormal=
-straw colored
-amber colored
-depends on the concentration

22
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Normal urine odor

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Aromatic

Ammonia odor is due to bacterial action

23
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pH of normal urine

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Range of 4.6-8.0. = NORMALLY AROUND 6

Acidic urine blocks bacterial growth and caluli

24
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Specific gravity of normal urine

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Normal range is 1.015-1.025

25
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Normal protein levels in urine

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Negative or trace amounts

Positive = renal disease

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Normal glucose in urine

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Negative

If positive = diabetes mellitus DM

27
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Normal ketones in urine

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Negative

Ketonuria= diabetic Kerosins or starvation

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Specific gravity test

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Compares the density of urine to the density of water

The higher the number = the more dehydrated

29
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Dark amber urine cause

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Dehydration

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Brown urine cause

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Liver/gallbladder disease

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Red-brown urine cause

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Blood in urine

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Orange, green, blue urine cause

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Medications, dyes

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> 3000mL abnormal urine output cause

A

Diuretics
Diabetes
High fluid intake

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<400mL urine output cause

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Kidney dysfunction
Excessive fluid loss
Low fluid intake

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Urinalysis (UA) Tests:

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Color, odor, RBC’s/WBC’s, pH, glucose, ketones, protein, nitrates, bacteria

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BUN (blood urea nitrogen) normal range

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7-20 mg/dL

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Serum Creatinine normal range

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0.8-1.4 mg/dL

Elevation indicates renal insufficiency

38
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Physical assessment for urinary complications

A

Weigh client
-best indicator of fluid status
Assess I & O
Vital signs
Assess mucous membrane moisture
Assess skin turgor
Bladder assessment

39
Q

Order of nursing physical assessment (nursing)

A

Inspection
-abdomen (note distention if any)
Palpating
-tenderness distention, height of bladder
-urinary retention
Bedside bladder scanner
-ultrasound image of bladder
-urine volume present
(PVR of <50mL= normal bladder emptying)
(PVR of >100mL = not emptying correctly)

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Inspection urinary nursing assessment

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Abdomen
Urinary meatus and genitalia
-inflammation, discharge, tissue integrity
Perineum and scrotum
-skin integrity
-edema
-Prolapse of bladder or uterus
-loss of pelvic muscle tone
-incomplete emptying of bladder

41
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Palpation urinary nursing assessment

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Tenderness
Distention
Height of bladder
(Urinary retention)

42
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Bedside bladder scanner nursing assessment

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Ultrasound image of bladder
-urine volume present
Assess postvoid residual
-PVR of <50mL= normal bladder emptying
-PVR of >100mL= abnormal bladder emptying (not emptying completely)

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Promoting Normal Urination

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Maintain /develop voiding habits
Promote fluid intake
Strengthen muscle tone
-pelvic floor muscle training
Stimulate urination
-prevent retention
Assist with toileting

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Continence/bladder training

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Timed voiding based on log
Set ties
Voiding every 2hrs
Assist with toileting

45
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Kegel exercises

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Stress incontinence
Strengthen pelvic floor muscles

46
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Crede’s maneuver

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Overflow incontinence
During voiding:
-lean forward
-apply light pressure over bladder to complete emptying

47
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Cutaneous triggering

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Reflex incontinence
lightly stroke pubic or thigh skin

48
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Delayed urination

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Urge incontinence
when urge occurs, hold 5mins before voiding
gradually lengthen time
eventually 3-4hrs

49
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Anticolinergics

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Relax smooth muscle of bladder
Decrease bladder muscle contraction
May increase capacity and decrease urge

50
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Cutaneous ureterostomy

A

Ureters directed through abdominal wall and attached to opening in skin

Usually permanent

51
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Ileal conduit

A

Ureters drain from stoma
created from intestine
Ostomy bag
continuously draining urine

52
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Continent rivalry diversion CUD

A

Ureters diverted into a segment of ileum and cecum
uses section of intestine to create internal reservoir that holds urine
Catheterizable stoma
needs to be done at regular intervals

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