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Chapter 22
Urinary Elimination
Question | Answer |
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The urinary system removes waste products from the ______________. | Blood |
The healthy adult produces about ____________ mL (3 pints) of urine each day. | 1500 |
Coffee, tea, alcohol, and some medications ______________ urine production. | Increase |
Urination, micturition, and voiding all mean the process of emptying urine from the _______________. | Bladder |
Normal urine is pale ______________, straw-colored, or amber. | Yellow |
Normal urine is ___________ with no particles. | Clear |
Normal urine has a _____________ odor. | Faint |
Some foods, such as beets and carrots, affect urine ____________. | Color |
Ask the nurse to observe urine that looks or _____________ abnormal. | Smells |
Report _____________ of urgency, burning on urination, or painful or difficult urination at once. | Complaints |
What type of bedpan is used for persons in traction or with casts? | Fracture |
A fracture pan is used for persons with limited ___________ motion. | Back |
A fracture pan is used for persons recovering from a __________ _________ injury or surgery. | Spinal cord |
A fracture pan is used for persons following a _________ fracture. | Hip |
A fracture pan is used for persons following hip _____________ surgery. | Replacement |
When a person requests to use the bathroom you need to take them at ____________. | Once |
Women use ______________ for voiding and bowel movements. | Bedpans |
Men use bedpans for ____________ movements. | Bowel |
When a person is using the bathroom you need to provide for ______________. | Privacy |
When a person is finished using the bathroom you need to assist with __________ ______________. | Hand washing |
Painful or difficult urination is called? | Dysuria |
What is the term for blood in the urine? | Hematuria |
What is the term for frequent urination at night? | Nocturia |
What is the term for a scant (small) amount of urine, usually less than 500 mL in 24 hours? | Oliguria |
The involuntary loss or leakage of urine is called urinary _______________. | Incontinence |
When a person is using a standard bedpan they should be placed in ______________ position. | Fowler's |
Men use ______________ to void. | Urinals |
After voiding, urinal cap is closed to prevent urine __________. | Spills |
After voiding the urinal should be hung on the ___________ __________. | Bed rails |
A ______________ is a chair of wheelchair with an opening for a container. | Commode |
People unable to ___________ to the bathroom often use commodes. | Walk |
Some commodes are wheeled into bathrooms and placed over _______________. | Toilets |
When transferring persons from the bed, chair, or wheelchair to the commode you need to use a ____________ _________. | Transfer belt |
You should clean and ____________ the commode container and seat after each use. | Disinfect |
Before transferring a person to the commode you need to make sure they have on ____ - ______ footwear. | Non-skid |
Urinary incontinence in not a _______________ part of aging. | Normal |
When urine leaks during exercise and certain movements that cause pressure on the bladder the person has _____________ incontinence. | Stress |
When urine is lost in response to a sudden, urgent need to void the person has ______________ incontinence. | Urge |
When small amounts of urine leak from a full bladder the person has _______________ incontinence. | Overflow |
A person who has bladder control but cannot use the toilet in time has ___________________ incontinence. | Functional |
When urine is lost at predictable intervals when the bladder is full the person has _____________ incontinence. | Reflex |
Some causes of incontinence can be ______________. | Reversed |
Incontinence is _______________ for the person, pride, dignity and self-esteem is affected. | Embarrassing |
Garments get wet and ____________ can develop. | Odors |
When a person is incontinent skin irritation, infection, and pressure ____________ are a risk. | Ulcers |
Incontinence products help keep the person __________. | Dry |
Follow the manufacturer _____________ and center procedures when using incontinence products. | Instructions |
Incontinence is beyond the person's ______________. | Control |
Nursing measures for persons with urinary incontinence include recording the person's ______________. | Voidings |
Nursing measures for persons with urinary incontinence include answering _________ ___________ promptly. | Call lights |
Nursing measures for persons with urinary incontinence include having the person wear ____________ to remove clothing. | Easy |
Nursing measures for persons with urinary incontinence include ______________ fluid intake at bedtime. | Decreasing |
Nursing measures for persons with urinary incontinence include providing dry __________ and linens. | Garments |
Nursing measures for persons with urinary incontinence include using incontinence ______________ as directed. | Products |
Persons with ______________ may void in the wrong places such as trash cans, planters, heating vents, or closets. | Dementia |
You should follow the person's bathroom ______________ as closely as possible. | Routine |
What is used to drain or inject fluid through a body opening? | Catheter |
What type of catheter drains the bladder and then is removed? | Straight |
What type of catheter is left in the bladder? | Indwelling |
Retention catheter and indwelling catheter is also called an ____________ catheter. | Foley |
A _____________ near the tip of an indwelling catheter prevents the catheter from slipping out of the bladder. | Balloon |
Catheters can promote ____________ for persons who are too weak or disabled to use the bedpan, urinal, commode, or toilet. | Comfort |
Catheters do not treat the _____________ of incontinence. | Cause |
Urine may contain microbes and ____________, therefore you should follow Standard Precautions and the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard. | Blood |
If using a safety pin and rubber band to secure drainage tubing to the bottom linens you need to make sure that the safety pin ____________ properly. | Works |
If using a safety pin and rubber band to secure drainage tubing to the bottom linens you need to make sure that the rubber band is _____________. | Intact |
If using a safety pin and rubber band to secure drainage tubing to the bottom linens you need to make sure that you do not insert the pin through the ______________. | Catheter |
If using a safety pin and rubber band to secure drainage tubing to the bottom linens you need to make sure that you point the pin __________ from the person. | Away |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to allow urine to ___________ freely through the catheter tubing. | Flow |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to make sure the tubing is free on _____________. | Kinks |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to make sure the person does not ______ on the tubing. | Lie |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to keep the drainage tubing and drainage bag __________ the level of the bladder. | Below |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to attach the drainage bag to the bed ____________. | Frame |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to never attach the drainage bag to the bed __________. | Rail |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to make certain the drainage back does not rest on the ____________. | Floor |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to __________ the drainage tubing on the bed and attach it to the bottom linens. | Coil |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to make certain that the tubing does not loop ___________ the drainage bag. | Below |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to secure the tubing to the inner ___________. | Thigh |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to secure the tubing to the man's _______________. | Abdomen |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to provide ____________ care according to the care plan. | Catheter |
Catheter care is done daily, after ______________ movements, or when vaginal discharge is present. | Bowel |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to provide _____________ care as needed. | Perineal |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to empty the drainage bag at the _________ of your shift and as needed. | End |
When caring for persons with indwelling catheters you need to use a ______________ measuring container to empty each person's drainage bag. | Separate |
Some people that have indwelling catheters use a _______ _______ when they are not in bed. | Leg bag |
If the drainage bag is ______________ than the bladder then urine can flow back into the bladder. | Higher |
Drainage bags are ______________ before changing to or from a leg bag. | Emptied |
When changing to or from a leg bag you must first __________ the catheter tubing to prevent urine from draining. | Clamp |
Another name for external catheters, Texas catheters, and urinary sheaths is _______________ catheters. | Condom |
Condom catheters are used for ____________. | Men |
Condom catheters are secure with ______________ tape. | Elastic |
Elastic tape is applied in a _____________ around the penis. | Spiral |
When applying a condom catheter you need to leave a _______ inch space between the tip of the penis and the catheter. | One |