Ch 42, 39, & 47 Flashcards
What is the most common cause (microorganism) of UTI’s in women
What is typically caused by chlamydia or gonorrhea and is more common in men
For renal angiography, why must the patient history on shellfish allergies be obtained
What surgical procedure is used for the pediatric disorder, cryptorchidism
What is the medication Valtrex ordered to treat
What terms refers to scanty urine production
What is balanitis
What are the signs and symptoms of BPH
Which term refer to the passage of urine from the body
What is a prostatectomy
What are the signs and symptoms of prostatitis
The PSA test is used to detect ______
What are the signs and symptoms of prostate cancer
A noncancerous cause of urinary problems in older men is
What is an androgen
Who would have the most successful kidney transplant
Can polycystic kidney disease be cured by using antyhypertensive drugs and diuretics
What is a condition that most often occurs in uncircumcised patients or men with diabetes
What is the FDA approved HIV test designed for home screening
What type of medication is used to successfully treat chlamydia
A patient with ED, caution must be used with pharmaceutical treatment if patient is taking a _____ for an enlarged prostate
Which hormone regulated the amount of calcium in the blood and bones
What is Cushing’s disease
How is acromegaly characterized
Which endocrine gland regulated glucose levels
Which endocrine gland uses iodine to produce its hormone
Severe hypoglycemia in a patient which diabetes who takes insulin may result in _____
Is a ADH produced by the anterior pituitary gland
What type of patient would take the medication Levoxyl
What is macrosomia and how is it caused
A patient had a FBS test, the laboratory results indicated the patient is suspected of having prediabetis. What is the range in mg/dL
What is diabetes mellitus type I
What is the most common complication, affecting 60% to 70% of patients with diabetes
What is often called the “master gland”
How do patient with diabetes get macrovascular disease
What are ketone bodies and how might a patient with diabetes have high levels
Why would a patient be instructed to collect a first morning void
Crystals in urine may result in what type of appearance of the urine specimen
_____ is one of the first detectable signs of liver disease
On a chemical analysis, a urine specimen from a female patient with a UTI will most likely have (increase or decrease) ______ pH, _____ nitrite, and _____ leukocyte esterase
How many antiseptic towelettes are given to a female patient conduction a clean-catch midstream
What are the normal pH levels in urine
How long (duration) will a urine pregnancy test results should positive during a pregnancy
What tubular structures found in the urine and composed mainly of mucoprotein secreted by certain cells of the kidney
Which chemical substance when found in urine may indicate kidney disease
What are normal color shades of urine
What does turbid mean
A child who has a mousy smell to his/her urine would most likely be diagnosed with _____
Specific gravity of most urine falls between _____ and _____
What is the most common test urine test for pregnancy
