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MED SURG 4

Renal & Urinary #4

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The nurse recognizes that the patient with blood loss is at risk of renal damage because the kidney receives what percentage of the total cardiac output? 20% to 25%
In providing care to a patient with hyperglycemia and normal renal function, the nurse correlates the renal threshold for glucose to which value? Greater than 220 mg/dL
n monitoring a patient’s renal function, the nurse recognizes that aldosterone is released in response to which physiological factor? Serum sodium 130 mEq/L
In the patient with metabolic acidosis, what is the role of the kidneys in acid–base balance? Reabsorbs bicarbonate ions
What term does the nurse use when documenting that the patient has less than 100 mL of urine output in a 24-hour period? Anuria
What term does the nurse use to document a patient’s complaints of painful urination? Dysuria
What term does the nurse use to document a patient’s complaints of involuntary urination at night? Enuresis
What term does the nurse use to document a patient’s complaints of blood in the urine? Hematuria
The nurse is providing care to a patient who states, “My doctor says I am experiencing renal colic. What does that mean?” Which response by the nurse is best? “It means you have pain radiating to your groin.”
In observing a new graduate nurse palpating a patient’s kidneys during a physical examination, which observation requires an intervention by the nurse? Positioning the other hand over the abdomen, just above the rib cage.
The nurse monitors for which assessment data in the patient diagnosed with a kidney infection? Costovertebral angle tenderness is present.
The nurse correlates which laboratory result as the most reliable indicator of impaired renal function? Serum creatinine 2.4 mg/dL
The nurse is providing care to a patient at a local clinic. The nurse suspects that the patient is experiencing a urinary tract infection. Which urinalysis result supports the nurse’s suspicions? WBC 10-15
The nurse prepares the patient with complaints of burning on urination for which diagnostic study? Urinalysis
Which statement by the female patient about the collection of a clean-catch urine sample indicates the need for further teaching? “I will spread my labia and wipe from back to front with the towelette.”
In providing care to a patient with suspected urinary retention, the nurse prepares the patient for which diagnostic study? Ultrasonic bladder scan
The nurse is providing care to a patient who is experiencing symptoms of a kidney stone. Which diagnostic tool does the nurse anticipate will be ordered for this patient? Intravenous urography
The nurse includes which statement in teaching a patient scheduled for intravenous urography? “You will need to increase fluid intake after this test.”
The nurse is providing care to a patient who requires the removal of a kidney stone. Which procedure does the nurse anticipate will be ordered for this patient? Cystoscopy
Which finding in the patient four hours after cystoscopy requires an intervention by the nurse? Dark-red urine
n planning an educational presentation about age-related changes of the renal system, the nurse includes which information? Glomerular filtration rate decreases with age.
Which statement by the 65-year-old female patient about age-related changes to urinary function indicates the need for further teaching? “My risk of urinary infections decreases as I age because of the changes in vaginal pH.”
10) The nurse is providing care to a patient who states, “My doctor says I am experiencing urinary urgency. What does that mean?” Which response by the nurse is best? “It means you have the sudden urge to void immediately.”
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