GU

Question 1

autonomic bladder

Answer 1

when the brain is no longer in control of the bladder because of injury or disease, void by reflex only

Question 2

bacteriuria

Answer 2

bacteria present in urine

Question 3

continent urinary diversion

Answer 3

diversion of urine, ureters are diverted into a segment of the ileum and cecum in an Indiana pouch

Question 4

cutaneous ureterostomy

Answer 4

incontinence cutaneous urinary diversion in which the ureters are directed through the abdominal wall and attached to an opening in the skin

Question 5

enuresis

Answer 5

involuntary urination

Question 6

hematuria

Answer 6

blood in urine

Question 7

ileal conduit

Answer 7

surgical resection of the small intestine with transplantation to the ureters to the isolated segment of small bowel, separated segment is brought to the abdominal wall, where urine is excreted through a stoma

Question 8

incontinence-associated dermatitis

Answer 8

mositure associated skin breakdown due to exposure to urine or feces

Question 9

micturition

Answer 9

process of emptying the bladder

Question 10

nephrotoxic

Answer 10

drugs capable of causing kidney disease

Question 11

nocturia

Answer 11

urination during the night - diminished ability of the kidneys to concentrate urine

Question 12

postvoid residual

Answer 12

amount of urine in the bladder immediately after voiding

Question 13

reflex incontinence

Answer 13

experience emptying of the bladder without the sensation of the need to void

Question 14

specific gravity

Answer 14

measure of the density of ruine compared with the density of water

Question 15

urinary diversion

Answer 15

surgcal creation of an alternate route for excretion of urine

Question 16

transient incontinence

Answer 16

appears suddenly and lasts for 6 months or less