Normal Elimination

Question 0

Normal volume of urine elimination per day.

Answer 0

500-2500 mL/ day

Question 1

Urinary eliminationis the natural process in which the kidneys and bladder elimiate waste products and other materials.

Answer 1

Normal elimination

Question 2

Normal specific gravity of urine.

Answer 2

1.010-1.025

Question 3

Perineal care for women after voiding or defecating : stroke

Answer 3

Front to back

Question 4

What are the medications that can affect voiding.

Answer 4

Anticholinergics
Antidepressants
Antipsychotic
Antihistamines
Antihypertensive
Diuretics

Question 5

Inability to empty the bladder.

Answer 5

Urinary retention

Question 6

What is the predecessor of UTI?

Answer 6

Urinary retention

Question 7

Causes of urinary retention.

Answer 7

Prostate gland enlrgement and spinalcord trauma.

Question 8

Manifestations of urinary retention.

Answer 8

4 D’s

D istention of the bladder
D iscomfort
D iaporesis
D eficiency of urine for several hours

Question 9

Assessmentin uriary retention.

Answer 9

Post-voiding catheterization

Question 10

Entance of MO to the urinary tract via urethral meatus.

Answer 10

Urinary tract infection

Question 11

Predisposing factors in urinary tract infection

Answer 11

Urinary catheter - #1 cause of UTI

Frequent sexual intercourse

Question 12

Loss of control over micturition

Answer 12

Urinary incontinence

Question 13

Production of abnormally large amount of urine by the kidneys. Secondary to alcohol and diuretics.

Answer 13

Polyuria

Question 14

Low urine output; <500 mL/ day or 30 mL/hr

Answer 14

Oliguria

Question 15

Absence or lack of urine; no output common in renal failure.

Answer 15

Anuria