Urinary Elimination 3

Question 1

noninvasive diagnostic exams

Answer 1

x-ray, ultrasound, Intravenous; pyelogram, arteriogram

Question 2

invasive diagnostic exams

Answer 2

endoschopy/cystoscopy

Question 3

health promotion

Answer 3

Client teaching; Stimulating micturition reflex; Maintaining normal voiding patterns; Maintain fluid intake; Preventing Infection/acidifying urine; Preventing infection

Question 4

cath types

Answer 4

intermittent, short term, long term

Question 5

intermittent

Answer 5

steril specimen

Question 6

short term

Answer 6

prostate procedure

Question 7

long term

Answer 7

left for long periods of time, pts who are on bed rest

Question 8

alternatives to cath

Answer 8

condom cath

Question 9

never let go of folly until

Answer 9

balloon is inflated

Question 10

the larger the gauge the wider the

Answer 10

diameter

Question 11

for caths uses what size

Answer 11

the smallest size that can be tolerated w/ no leaking

Question 12

measure and record ALL fluid intake

Answer 12

include all liquids consumed with meals, noting (at eye level) the amount of fluid remain in the container and subtracting it from the full serving

Question 13

remember to include these things in fluid intake

Answer 13

ICE CHIPS, (100 ml of ice chips = 50 ml of fluid) gelatin, custard, ice cream, popsicles, sherbet ;; liquid medicines;; parenteral fluids

Question 14

measure and record all fluid output

Answer 14

urine hat, commode, bedpan or specipan, or urinal can be used

Question 15

also include in fluid output

Answer 15

vomit and diarrhea and tell pt to inform you