Elimination🤗

Question 1

Dysuria

Answer 1

Difficult or painful urination

Question 2

Polyuria/diuresis

Answer 2

The formation and excretion of excessive amount of urine
Usually UOP > 2.5-3L /24h

Question 3

Urgency

Answer 3

Sudden, strong desire to void

Question 4

Frequency

Answer 4

Voiding at frequent intervals, that is, more than four to six times per day(increased incidence of voiding)

Question 5

Nocturia

Answer 5

Voiding two or more times during normal sleeping hours / Awakening at night to urinate

Question 6

Hematuria

Answer 6

Presence of blood in the urine

Question 7

Oliguria

Answer 7

Low urine output, usually less than 500mL / day or 30mL / hour for an adult.

Question 8

Anuria

Answer 8

Urine formation and excretion is less than 100mL / 24h or oml / 24h

A sign of renal failure

Question 9

Proteinuria

Answer 9

Excessive amounts of protein in the urine.

Indicates kidney damage.

Question 10

Glycosuria

Answer 10

Presence of glucose in urine

Question 11

Hesitancy

Answer 11

A delay and difficulty in initiating voiding.

Question 12

Enuresis

Answer 12

Involuntary urination in children beyond age

Question 13

Nocturnal enuresis

Answer 13

Bed wetting during sleep

Question 14

Diurnal diuresis

Answer 14

Daytime diuresis

Question 15

Pneumaturia

Answer 15

Passage of gas or air in urine

Question 16

Pyuria

Answer 16

Presence of pus in urine

Question 17

Post voidal residual volume (PVR)

Answer 17

Amount of urine related in bladder after a voluntary void.
PVR volume normally 50-100mL
>200mL abnormal