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Side A ------ Side B
Estrogen Cream   BreastFeeding      ATB AdministrationThese are Tx for preventing which urinary disorder? ------ Urinary tract disorders
A surgical procedure that allows a tube or stent to be inserted directly into the renal pelvis for release of urine is known as? ------ Nephrostomy
What must completed in order to prevent dislodgment of the stent placed after a nephrostomy? ------ Stent must be sutured in place.
The most common cause of enlarged prostate is? ------ Incontinence
Spinal cord disordersNeuro disorders (Parkinsons)Prostate enlargementThese are all factors that lead to which urinary complication?  ------ Urinary incontinence
To LOSE the natural feeling inside to urinate is?  ------ Neurogenic Bladder
Treatment for a neurogenic bladder disorder is? ------ Self catheterization
Self catheterization is treatment for which bladder disorder? ------ Neurogenic bladder disorder
How many months of antibiotic treatment is required for curing a UTI infection? ------ 6 to 12 months.
What is the cause of interstitial cystitis? ------ Cause  is unknown.
The diagnostic test for interstitial cystitis is? ------ PUF test
Stress test, urinalysis, and blood test are all diagnostic testing for what urinary disorder? ------ Urinary incontinence.
Which type of people are at most risk for UTI infections? ------ Hospital patientsElderly patientsimmobilized patientsfemale clients
This diagnostic test is for determining what urinary disorder? ------ Urethritis
                                   Fever                                       MalaiseThese are  S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Pyelonephritis
After a patient has undergone a cystostomy, urine development should be checked how often? ------ Every 1/2 hour for first 4 hours.
Bacteria responsible for UTI infection? ------ E.coli
Infection of the bladder wall is known as? ------ Cystitis
An acute bladder infection is known as? ------ Interstitial cystitis
An infection of the uretha is known as? ------ Urethritis
An infection of the neprhons of the kidney is known as? ------ Pyelonephritiis
Hospital cross contamination is the most common cause for this urinary disorder? ------ UTI's
Nosomocial infections are the common cause for this urinary disorder? ------ UTI infections.
The most common UTI infection is? ------ Acute cystitis
The common S & S of a UTI infection are? ------ Difficulty urinating, especially at night and painful urination.
N. Gonorrhoeae is responsible for which urinary disorder? ------ Urethritis
      N Gonorrhoeae causes which form of urinary disorder? ------ Urethritis
              Diflucan is the medical treatment for which UTI infection? ------ Urethritis.
A purulent discharge and painful urination are the common S & S of which urinary disorder in men? ------ Urethritis
The best urine culture procedure for obtaining urine is? ------ Clean catch or catheterized urine specimen.
Pressure in the lower back or pelvis, frequent urination especially at night are S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Cystitis.
Burning pain in the bladder are S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Interstitial Cystitis.
The main nursing intervention for insterstitial cystitis ? ------ Pain treatment.
A digital rectal exam is the diagnostic procedure for which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatis
Nitrites and leukocytes found in the urine are an indication of which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatitis
Infection that has reached the renal pelvis of the kidney is known as? ------ Pyelonephritis
Chills accompanied with fever are S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatitis
     SITZ BATH                     ATB                   PAIN MEDSThese are all treatment for which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatis
The inability to urinate causing urinary retention is a term called? ------ Ischuria
Intermittent  or poor urinary stream is a S & S of? ------ Urinary retention.
A production of less than 50ml of urine daily is a condition called? ------ Anuria.
The stage of urinary retention that is considered a medical emergency is? ------ Anuria  or  acute urinary retention.
A feeling of incomplete voiding are  S & S of ? ------ Urinary retention
Urine flow tests and PSA test are used to diagnose which urinary complication? ------ Urinary retention
Excessive sweating, High B/P, Chest Pain and Anxiety areS & S of which urinary condition ------ Urinary Retention
Involuntary urination is known as? ------ Incontinence.
The most common cause of enlarged prostate is? ------ Incontinence.
A post void residual less than (<) 50cc  indicates? ------ Adequate bladder emptying
A post void residual greater than (>) 150cc indicates? ------ Patient needs to avoid bladder relaxing drugs.
A post void residual greater than (>) 200cc indicates? ------ Obstruction in the urinary tract
A post void residual greater than (>) 400cc indicates? ------ Backflow of urine and UTI infection.
Placing the hand in water to develop the urge to urinate is a technique known as? ------ Credes maneuver.
The diagnostic test that produces 3-dimensional images of the kidney is known as? ------ MRI
High fluid intake will result in which level of specific gravity?Increased or decreased? ------ Decreased level of specific gravity.
The diagnostic test that takes a cross sectional view of the kidney is?  ------ CT Scan
Since a cystourethogram requires the insertion of dye into the bladder, the nurse must first perform this assessment? ------ Assess if the patient has any allergies to dye.
The diagnostic test that injects a dye by IV to view an OUTLINE OF THE KIDNEYS is? ------ Intravenous pyelogram
A patient recieving a IV Pyelogram must be kept NPO for how many hours? ------ 8-10 hours.
The diagnostic test which injects contrast by IV to visualizes the bladder, ureters and kidneys is known as? ------ IVP  Intravenous Pyelogram.
The diagnostic test performed where a   dye is injected directly into the ureters to visual the kidneys and the ureters is? ------ Retrograde pyelogram.
Your patient has just undergone a Retrograde pyelogram. Immediately after the procedure you notice the patient having difficulty breathing, pruitis, and an erthymatous outbreak. YOU realize what assessment was not completed before the test? ------ If the patient was assessed for allergies to iodine.
An optic lens passed into the bladder to check for stones or tumors is known as? ------ Cytoscopy
The diagnostic test which requires a patient to void while xrays are being taken of urine flowing from the bladder is known as? ------ Voiding cystourethrogram
A kidney biopsy in contraindicated in a patient with what type of problem? ------ Bleeding disorder.
Pain after a biopsy should not last longer than? ------ 12 hours.
Your patient states that after her diagnostic procedure, she is having difficulty voiding, hematuria and abd pain. You know that these are the common complaints of which diagnostic test? ------ Cytoscopy
The diagnostic test performed to examine arteries and blood vessels is known as? ------ Arteriogram
An allergy to iodine is the common complication associated with which diagnostic test? ------ Cystogram
A patient undergoing a cystogram should remain NPO how many hours before a test? ------ 4 hours.
A patient undergoing a cystogram should remain free of WHAT substance 4 hours before the procedure? ------ Iodine
The surgical procedure that inserts a catheter through abdomen wall , just above the symphis pubis, and to the bladder is known as? ------ Cystostomy
A procedure performed where urine can be extracted from a catheter inserted through the abdomen wall just above the symphis pubis is known as? ------ Cystostomy
                              Orange tinged urine indicates? ------ Dehydration or bile.
                            Dehydration?    High specific gravity or low specific gravity? ------ High specific gravity.
                              Renal Failure?High specific gravity or low specific gravity? ------ Low specific gravity.
A CONSISTENT level of specific gravity in urine indicates what disorder? ------ Renal failure.
Increased BUN levels indicate what type of abnormality? ------ Impaired kidney function.
The diagnostic test that is an  x-ray examination of the bladder and urethra that is performed while the bladder is emptying is known as? ------ Cystourethrogram
                              Pink tinged urine indicates? ------ Hematuria
Pale to yellow readings on urinalysis strips indicate? ------ Diabetes insipidous or bile obstruction
                                  Cloudy urine indicates may indicate? ------ Infection  (UTI)
What are the most important test to run for kidney function? ------ BUN and Creatinine Tests
Are Pyelonephritis and Kidney infection Upper or Lower infections? ------ Upper infections.

Side A ------ Side B
Estrogen Cream   BreastFeeding      ATB AdministrationThese are Tx for preventing which urinary disorder? ------ Urinary tract disorders
A surgical procedure that allows a tube or stent to be inserted directly into the renal pelvis for release of urine is known as? ------ Nephrostomy
What must completed in order to prevent dislodgment of the stent placed after a nephrostomy? ------ Stent must be sutured in place.
The most common cause of enlarged prostate is? ------ Incontinence
Spinal cord disordersNeuro disorders (Parkinsons)Prostate enlargementThese are all factors that lead to which urinary complication?  ------ Urinary incontinence
To LOSE the natural feeling inside to urinate is?  ------ Neurogenic Bladder
Treatment for a neurogenic bladder disorder is? ------ Self catheterization
Self catheterization is treatment for which bladder disorder? ------ Neurogenic bladder disorder
How many months of antibiotic treatment is required for curing a UTI infection? ------ 6 to 12 months.
What is the cause of interstitial cystitis? ------ Cause  is unknown.
The diagnostic test for interstitial cystitis is? ------ PUF test
Stress test, urinalysis, and blood test are all diagnostic testing for what urinary disorder? ------ Urinary incontinence.
Which type of people are at most risk for UTI infections? ------ Hospital patientsElderly patientsimmobilized patientsfemale clients
This diagnostic test is for determining what urinary disorder? ------ Urethritis
                                   Fever                                       MalaiseThese are  S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Pyelonephritis
After a patient has undergone a cystostomy, urine development should be checked how often? ------ Every 1/2 hour for first 4 hours.
Bacteria responsible for UTI infection? ------ E.coli
Infection of the bladder wall is known as? ------ Cystitis
An acute bladder infection is known as? ------ Interstitial cystitis
An infection of the uretha is known as? ------ Urethritis
An infection of the neprhons of the kidney is known as? ------ Pyelonephritiis
Hospital cross contamination is the most common cause for this urinary disorder? ------ UTI's
Nosomocial infections are the common cause for this urinary disorder? ------ UTI infections.
The most common UTI infection is? ------ Acute cystitis
The common S & S of a UTI infection are? ------ Difficulty urinating, especially at night and painful urination.
N. Gonorrhoeae is responsible for which urinary disorder? ------ Urethritis
      N Gonorrhoeae causes which form of urinary disorder? ------ Urethritis
              Diflucan is the medical treatment for which UTI infection? ------ Urethritis.
A purulent discharge and painful urination are the common S & S of which urinary disorder in men? ------ Urethritis
The best urine culture procedure for obtaining urine is? ------ Clean catch or catheterized urine specimen.
Pressure in the lower back or pelvis, frequent urination especially at night are S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Cystitis.
Burning pain in the bladder are S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Interstitial Cystitis.
The main nursing intervention for insterstitial cystitis ? ------ Pain treatment.
A digital rectal exam is the diagnostic procedure for which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatis
Nitrites and leukocytes found in the urine are an indication of which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatitis
Infection that has reached the renal pelvis of the kidney is known as? ------ Pyelonephritis
Chills accompanied with fever are S & S of which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatitis
     SITZ BATH                     ATB                   PAIN MEDSThese are all treatment for which urinary disorder? ------ Prostatis
The inability to urinate causing urinary retention is a term called? ------ Ischuria
Intermittent  or poor urinary stream is a S & S of? ------ Urinary retention.
A production of less than 50ml of urine daily is a condition called? ------ Anuria.
The stage of urinary retention that is considered a medical emergency is? ------ Anuria  or  acute urinary retention.
A feeling of incomplete voiding are  S & S of ? ------ Urinary retention
Urine flow tests and PSA test are used to diagnose which urinary complication? ------ Urinary retention
Excessive sweating, High B/P, Chest Pain and Anxiety areS & S of which urinary condition ------ Urinary Retention
Involuntary urination is known as? ------ Incontinence.
The most common cause of enlarged prostate is? ------ Incontinence.
A post void residual less than (<) 50cc  indicates? ------ Adequate bladder emptying
A post void residual greater than (>) 150cc indicates? ------ Patient needs to avoid bladder relaxing drugs.
A post void residual greater than (>) 200cc indicates? ------ Obstruction in the urinary tract
A post void residual greater than (>) 400cc indicates? ------ Backflow of urine and UTI infection.
Placing the hand in water to develop the urge to urinate is a technique known as? ------ Credes maneuver.
The diagnostic test that produces 3-dimensional images of the kidney is known as? ------ MRI
High fluid intake will result in which level of specific gravity?Increased or decreased? ------ Decreased level of specific gravity.
The diagnostic test that takes a cross sectional view of the kidney is?  ------ CT Scan
Since a cystourethogram requires the insertion of dye into the bladder, the nurse must first perform this assessment? ------ Assess if the patient has any allergies to dye.
The diagnostic test that injects a dye by IV to view an OUTLINE OF THE KIDNEYS is? ------ Intravenous pyelogram
A patient recieving a IV Pyelogram must be kept NPO for how many hours? ------ 8-10 hours.
The diagnostic test which injects contrast by IV to visualizes the bladder, ureters and kidneys is known as? ------ IVP  Intravenous Pyelogram.
The diagnostic test performed where a   dye is injected directly into the ureters to visual the kidneys and the ureters is? ------ Retrograde pyelogram.
Your patient has just undergone a Retrograde pyelogram. Immediately after the procedure you notice the patient having difficulty breathing, pruitis, and an erthymatous outbreak. YOU realize what assessment was not completed before the test? ------ If the patient was assessed for allergies to iodine.
An optic lens passed into the bladder to check for stones or tumors is known as? ------ Cytoscopy
The diagnostic test which requires a patient to void while xrays are being taken of urine flowing from the bladder is known as? ------ Voiding cystourethrogram
A kidney biopsy in contraindicated in a patient with what type of problem? ------ Bleeding disorder.
Pain after a biopsy should not last longer than? ------ 12 hours.
Your patient states that after her diagnostic procedure, she is having difficulty voiding, hematuria and abd pain. You know that these are the common complaints of which diagnostic test? ------ Cytoscopy
The diagnostic test performed to examine arteries and blood vessels is known as? ------ Arteriogram
An allergy to iodine is the common complication associated with which diagnostic test? ------ Cystogram
A patient undergoing a cystogram should remain NPO how many hours before a test? ------ 4 hours.
A patient undergoing a cystogram should remain free of WHAT substance 4 hours before the procedure? ------ Iodine
The surgical procedure that inserts a catheter through abdomen wall , just above the symphis pubis, and to the bladder is known as? ------ Cystostomy
A procedure performed where urine can be extracted from a catheter inserted through the abdomen wall just above the symphis pubis is known as? ------ Cystostomy
                              Orange tinged urine indicates? ------ Dehydration or bile.
                            Dehydration?    High specific gravity or low specific gravity? ------ High specific gravity.
                              Renal Failure?High specific gravity or low specific gravity? ------ Low specific gravity.
A CONSISTENT level of specific gravity in urine indicates what disorder? ------ Renal failure.
Increased BUN levels indicate what type of abnormality? ------ Impaired kidney function.
The diagnostic test that is an  x-ray examination of the bladder and urethra that is performed while the bladder is emptying is known as? ------ Cystourethrogram
                              Pink tinged urine indicates? ------ Hematuria
Pale to yellow readings on urinalysis strips indicate? ------ Diabetes insipidous or bile obstruction
                                  Cloudy urine indicates may indicate? ------ Infection  (UTI)
What are the most important test to run for kidney function? ------ BUN and Creatinine Tests
Are Pyelonephritis and Kidney infection Upper or Lower infections? ------ Upper infections.