urinary and elimination Flashcards

1
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What is some subjective data related to elimination?

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Nursing history
Patterns of urination: getting up to pee, burning, blood, UTI
Symptoms of urination, alterations, excess voids (greater than 8 times in 24 hours)

Physical Assessment: prostate enlargement

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Physical Assessment

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prostate enlargement, retention (residual urine)

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3
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Anuria

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absence of urine (end stage kidney failure)

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4
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Oliguria

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diminished amount of urine

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5
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Polyuria

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excessive amounts of urine (diabetes)

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6
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Objective Data

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Assessment: hat, bag
Amount: indwelling cath - use graduated cylinder to measure 
color
clarity
sediment
odor: VA, UTI
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7
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Health Promotion

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Maintain elimination habits
Adequate fluid intake: 6-8 glasses of H2O per day
Prevent infections
Women: shower don’t pee, wear cotton underwear
Monitor weight: intake and output

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