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CNA 2016 C. 21*
urinary elimination
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A catheter is | A tube used to drain or inject fluid through a body opening |
| Dysuria | Painful or difficult urination |
| Nocturia | Frequent urination at night |
| Hematuria | Blood in the urine |
| A resident has control of her bladder. She cannot get to the bathroom in time because her call light was not answered promptly. She is incontinent of urine. This is ______ incontinence. | Functional |
| A small amount of urine leaks from a bladder that is always full. This is _______ incontinence. | over-flow |
| The loss of urine at predictable intervals when the bladder is full is _______ incontinence. | reflex |
| The loss of urine with exercise and certain movements is ________ incontinence. | stress |
| The loss of urine in response to a sudden, urgent need to void is ________ incontinence. | urge |
| The involuntary loss or leakage of urine is | Urinary incontinence |
| Oliguria is | A scant amount of urine |
| The urinary system removes | waste products from the blood |
| Tea can cause the body to ____________urine production. | increase |
| The healthy adult produces_____________ of urine each day. | 1500 ml |
| What terms mean “the process of emptying the bladder”? | Urination, Urinating, Voiding |
| You are assisting with urinary elimination needs. You follow the Blooborne Pathogen Standard | Blooborne Pathogen Standard |
| You are assisting with urinary elimination needs. Provide | Privacy |
| After urinating, the person is | Assisted with handwashing |
| A resident asks for help to the bathroom. What should you do? | assist the person to the bathroom as requested |
| Normal urine has a(n) ______________odor. | faint |
| You should report red-colored urine to the nurse. | True |
| What do men use for urinating? | Urinal |
| You assist a resident onto the bedpan. How should you position the person? | In a sitting position |
| A resident finished urinating. The person cannot clean her genital area. You need to | Use fresh tissue for each wipe, provide peri care if necessary, wear gloves |
| Why does a filled urinal present a safety hazard? | it is easily spilled |
| A fracture pan is used for | A person in traction, hip fracture, hip surgery, spinal surgery |
| After a person uses the commode, the container is | thoroughly cleaned and disinfected |
| The person is assisted with ______________after using the commode | handwashing |
| Incontinence is a cause of | Falls |
| Incontinence affects the person | psychologically and emotionally |
| A resident has incontinence. Record all voidings. | True |
| A resident has incontinence. The person uses incontinence products. To properly use the products, you need to | Follow the manufacturer's instructions |
| A resident has incontinence. Dry garments and linens are provided | whenever necessary |
| A resident has incontinence. Answer the person’s call light | promptly |
| A resident had 4 incontinent episodes this morning. You are becoming short-tempered and impatient. What should you do? | talk to the nurse |
| Complications from incontinence include | pressure ulcers |
| A resident with dementia urinates in plants and the trash can. What do you do? | Follow the person's bathroom routine as closely as possible |
| A catheter is kept in the bladder by | an inflated balloon near the catheter tip |
| Catheters are used for what purposes? | Promoting comfort for persons who are dying |
| A resident has a catheter. The drainage bag must be kept | below the level of the bladder |
| A resident has a catheter. When the person is in bed, you attach the drainage bag to | the bed frame |
| A resident has a catheter. What prevents urine from flowing freely? | raising the drainage bag above the bladder |
| A female resident has a catheter. To prevent excess catheter movement, you need to secure it to | her inner thigh |
| A resident has a catheter. Catheter care is given | according to the care plan |
| You are assigned to 2 residents with catheters. When emptying their drainage bags, you use | a different measuring container for each person |
| You are using a safety pin and rubber band to secure drainage tubing to bottom linens. The pin points | away from the person |
| Unless directed otherwise, urinary drainage bags are emptied | at the end of every shift |
| Persons with catheters need perineal care | daily and after bowel movements |
| When giving care to a person with a catheter, you need to follow the | bloodborne pathogen standard |
| A resident has a catheter. Before cleaning the person’s catheter, provide ______________ | peri care |
| When giving catheter care, you need to hold the catheter at the | meatus |
| When giving catheter care, you need to clean | downward from the insertion site |
| You are giving catheter care. Use a clean area of the washcloth for ___________________ | each stroke |
| A resident has a catheter. What is attached to the catheter? | Drainage tubing |
| A person’s catheter is accidentally disconnected from the drainage tubing. What should you do? | reconnect the ends after wipping them with antiseptic wipes |
| A resident has a catheter. You are going to change the person’s leg bag to a regular drainage bag. Which do you do first? | clamp the catheter |
| A resident has a catheter. The person has a regular drainage bag. Drainage tubing is secured to the | bottom linens |
| Drainage bags are emptied and measured at what times? | when the bag is becoming full |
| You are emptying a urinary drainage bag. The drain | must not touch any surface |
| You are going to apply a condom catheter. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions. | True |
| You are going to apply a condom catheter. The catheter is ________________onto the penis | rolled |
| The goal of bladder training is to | gain voluntary control of urination |
| A resident has a catheter. A bladder training program is part of the person’s care plan. The training program involves | clamping the catheter for a certain period of time, then unclamping it to let urine drain. |
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