UTI/Diuretics

Question 1

When is the best time to take a diuretic?

Answer 1

in the morning

Question 2

Mechanism of Action of Loop Diuretics

Answer 2

inhibit water and Na, K, Cl cotransport across thick ascending loop of henle; creates dilute urine

Question 3

This classification of diuretic is best to treat hypertension

Answer 3

Thiazide

Question 4

Two methods used to evaluate diuretic success

Answer 4

I &O and daily weights

Question 5

Monitor for hyperkalemia when administering this diuretic

Answer 5

Spironlocatone

Question 6

What classification of diuretics are administered for cerebral edema?

Answer 6

osmotic diuretics

Question 7

What antidysrhythmic interacts with hydrochlorothiazide?

Answer 7

Digoxin

Question 8

Signs and symptoms of hypokalemia

Answer 8

fatigue, weakness, anorexia, N/V, cardiac dysrhythmias, leg cramps, muscle weakness, & paresthesias. ECG changes- ST segment depression, flattened T wave & a U wave.

Question 9

Primary microbe responsible for UTI

Answer 9

E. Coli

Question 10

Medication used for UTIs that turns urine bright orange

Answer 10

phenazopyridine