Elimination Needs:urinary

Question 0

Bladder can hold how much urine

Answer 0

1000-1800mL

Question 1

What is the average, high, low urine excreted a day

Answer 1

Average 1000-1500ml day
High as 25000mL
Low as 400 mL

Question 2

The process of emptying bladder without pain , burning or staring to start / stop stream

Answer 2

Micturation

Question 3

Coffee tea and alcohol

Answer 3

Increase urine output by inhibiting the production of ADH

Question 4

Decrease urine out due to osmotic effects hence kidneys retaining h20

Answer 4

Salty foods

Question 5

Increase urine output because end product of protein metabolism require larger amours of h20

Answer 5

High protein diet

Question 6

Related to blood volume and pressure

Answer 6

Neural influence

Question 7

Absence of urine production

Answer 7

Anuria

Less 100 mL day

Question 8

What I Anura caused by

Answer 8

Kidney failure renal shutdown kidney disease urinary tract infection

Question 9

Diminished amounts urine

Answer 9

Oliguria

<400mL day

Question 10

Excessive amounts urine produced and excreted

Answer 10

Ployuria also called diuresia

>1500mL

Question 11

Painful or difficult urination

Answer 11

Dysuria

Question 12

Voiding two or more time/nec

Answer 12

Nocturia

Question 13

What are the s/s of UTI

Answer 13

Burning frequency urgency voiding small amounts blood in urine

Question 14

Neurological disorder, bladder empties automatically when filled to certain point

Answer 14

Reflex continence

Question 15

Bladder retains relatively large amounts of urine continuously. Pressure get to a point where bladder forces small amount of urine out

Answer 15

Overflow incontinence

Question 16

Occurs with increase inta abdominal pressure. Most prevalent in women post several pregnancies or men or men post prostate surgery

Answer 16

Stress incontinence

Question 17

Desire to good so great that mixtures toon occurs before person can reach toilet causes bladder spasm or infection

Answer 17

Urge incontinence

Question 18

Involuntary urination often refer to incontinence whole sleeping

Answer 18

Enuresis

Question 19

Urine that accumulates in the bladder

Answer 19

Urinary retention