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What is oliguria?

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Decreased urine output (<400 mL/day)

Oliguria can indicate dehydration or kidney dysfunction.

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Define anuria.

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Absence of urine output (<50 mL/day)

Anuria is a critical condition that may require immediate medical attention.

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What is polyuria?

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Excessive urine output (>3 liters/day)

Polyuria can be a symptom of diabetes or other health conditions.

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What does hematuria indicate?

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Presence of blood in urine

Hematuria can be a sign of urinary tract infection, kidney stones, or other serious conditions.

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What is proteinuria?

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Presence of protein in urine

Proteinuria may indicate kidney damage or disease.

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Define dysuria.

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Painful urination

Dysuria often accompanies urinary tract infections.

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What is nocturia?

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Frequent urination at night

Nocturia can disrupt sleep and may be a sign of various health issues.

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What does retention refer to in urinary disorders?

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Inability to empty the bladder

Retention can lead to bladder distension and urinary infections.

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Define incontinence.

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Loss of voluntary bladder control

Incontinence can significantly impact quality of life and may require management strategies.

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