Urinary and Male Reproductive

Question 1

Costovertebral Angle

Answer 1

landmark for kidneys

Question 2

Dysuria

Answer 2

assess for hematuria, frequency, urgency

Question 3

Stress incontinence

Answer 3

involuntary urination - due to coughing, sneezing, straining - aging associated with

Question 4

Renal Stenosis

Answer 4

Muscles around the urethra become weak; thus even a small amount of urine may leak spontaneously - occurs more in women

Question 5

ESRD

Answer 5

Renal failure that can no longer be controlled by conservative management

Question 6

Renal Failure

Answer 6

may be acute or progress to chronic which has 3 stages: oliguria, diuresis, and recovery.

Question 7

Subjective Data

Answer 7

what the patient states - difficulty starting urine stream, dribbling, dysuria or pain on urination

Question 8

Objective Data

Answer 8

what the nurse observes - any difficulty with urination, continence issues, starting urinary stream, hematuria

Question 9

Testicular Cancer

Answer 9

painless nodule on the testes

Question 10

Melena

Answer 10

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