Nurse Urinary Elimination Quiz

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1. True or False:
Urinary incontinence is untreatable.

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2. Pain during urination

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p. 1491

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3. Surgery is the first line of therapy for urinary incontience

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Noninvasive, low-risk vehavioural interventions are the first line of therapy. (p. 1507)

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4. The first voided urine of the day is usually ____ concentrated than other urine excreted during the day.

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p. 1488

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5. Awakening at night to urinate

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p. 1491

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6. When a patient leaks a bit of urine while laughing, it is called what kind of incontience?

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p. 1505

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7. The basic structural and functional unit of the kidney is

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The correct answer is Nephron. The nephron is the basic structural and functional unit of the kidney. It is responsible for filtering waste materials from the blood and producing urine. Each kidney contains millions of nephrons, which consist of a glomerulus, tubules, and collecting ducts. The glomerulus filters blood, while the tubules reabsorb important substances and excrete waste products. The nephron plays a crucial role in maintaining the body's fluid balance and regulating blood pressure.

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8. A nurse can test urine for the presence of glucose, blood, protein, bilirubin, and bacteria.

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p. 1497

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9. Caffeine-containing beverages, such as soda, coffee, and tea, have a ____ effect

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p. 1489

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10. Phenazopyridine (Pyridium), a urinary tract analgesic, often used to treat UTIs, can cause urine to turn what colour?

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p. 1490

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11. An involuntary loss of urine related to an incrase in intra-abdominal pressure is called ______ incontinence.

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p. 1505

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12. What type of incontience is it when a patient has a broken leg which prevents them from getting to the bathroom.

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p. 1507

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13. Is it normal for mucus to appear in the urine of a patient with an ileal conduit?

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p. 1517

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14. _____ is a measure of the density of urine compared with the density of water.

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p. 1498

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15. Urine that appears cloudy or urine that has pus in it is called

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p. 1491

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16. Patients can be taught to insert and remove intermittent catheterse themselves

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p. 1509

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17. This type of catheter is used for long-term use and is surgically inserted through a small incision above the pubic area; it is often used due to urethra injury or blockage occurs.

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p. 1509

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18. Can the bladder be palpated when empty? Percussed?

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p. 1491

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19. Those who urinate frequently/infrequently usually have more/less urinary tract infections and kidney disorders.

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p. 1488

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20. Diuretics are commonly used in the treatment of:

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p. 1490

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21. Anuria is a 24-hour urine output that is less than ____ mL

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p. 1491

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22. A clean-catch specimen of urine is collected during _____

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(p. 1492)

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23. Blood in the urine, also known as _____, or pink or red coloured urine may be due to taking what drug?

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p. 1490

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24. Diuresis is also known as

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p. 1491

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25. The involuntary losso fo urine that occurs soon after feeling an urgent need to void is called:

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Urge incontinence refers to the involuntary loss of urine that occurs immediately after feeling a strong and sudden urge to urinate. This condition is often caused by an overactive bladder, where the bladder muscles contract too frequently or at inappropriate times, leading to the urgent need to void. The individual may not be able to reach the toilet in time, resulting in the involuntary loss of urine. This is different from stress incontinence, which is the leakage of urine during physical activities or exertion, and overflow incontinence, which is the inability to completely empty the bladder, leading to constant dribbling of urine. Mixed incontinence refers to a combination of both stress and urge incontinence.

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26. Pee is also known as

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p. 1488

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27. Drugs known to be ______ are capable of causing kidney damage

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p. 1490

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28. What type of medication can lighten the color of urine to pale yellow?

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Diuretics are medications that increase urine production and promote the excretion of water and electrolytes from the body. This increased urine output can dilute the urine, resulting in a lighter color, often pale yellow. Therefore, diuretics can lighten the color of urine to pale yellow.

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29. Experiencing overflow incontiennce and functional incontinence is considere to be what kind of incontience,

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p. 1507

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30. Catheter lumens are graded on a:

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The correct answer is French (F) scale. The French scale is used to measure the diameter of catheter lumens. It is a system of measurement commonly used in medical settings to ensure the appropriate size of catheters for different procedures. The Credes scale and Kegel scale are not related to the measurement of catheter lumens, therefore they are not correct answers in this context.

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31. What is it called when urine is produced normally but is not excreted completely from the bladder?

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p. 1488

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32. A 24-hour output of less than _____ mL is called oliguria

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p. 1491

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33. Weakening of which muscles is a common cause of urinary incontinence.

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The weakening of pelvic floor muscles is a common cause of urinary incontinence. The pelvic floor muscles play a crucial role in supporting the bladder and controlling urine flow. When these muscles become weak, they are unable to properly support the bladder and control the release of urine, leading to urinary incontinence. Therefore, strengthening the pelvic floor muscles through exercises and treatments can help alleviate urinary incontinence symptoms.

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34. How many nephrons are in each kidney?

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p. 1485

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35. Some causes of decreased muscles tone does not include which of the following:

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p. 1489

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36. With micturation, the pressure within the bladder is _____ to the the pressure with the bladder is filling.

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p. 1488

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37. Which of the following does not affect urination in older adults?

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p. 1489

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38. What is the most common organismal cause of urinary tract infections?

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p. 1504

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39. ____ is the intentional or involuntary urination into bed or clothes that occurs after an urge when contience should be prese t,

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p. 1489

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40. What type of incontinence appears suddenly and lasts for 6 months or less.

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p. 1505

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41. Give the two names of the catheter used to drain the bladder for short periods of time (5 to 10 minutes)

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p. 1509

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42. Some antidepressants and B-complex vitamins can turn the urine ______

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p. 1490

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43. The presence of sugar in the urine is known as

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Glycosuria refers to the presence of sugar in the urine. This condition occurs when the blood sugar levels are higher than normal, causing the kidneys to excrete excess glucose into the urine. It can be a sign of uncontrolled diabetes mellitus, where the body is unable to effectively regulate blood sugar levels. Glycosuria can also occur due to other factors such as kidney damage, hormonal disorders, or certain medications. Regular monitoring of blood sugar levels and proper management of diabetes are important to prevent complications associated with glycosuria.

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44. An antiparkinson drug and injectable iron compounds can turn urine into which two colours?

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p. 1490

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45. Difficulty during urination is known as____; while scanty or diminshed amount urine is known as _____

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p. 1491

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46. When assessing a patient's urine, check all of the following, but do not note:

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p. 1492

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47. Obtaining a specimen for routine uralysis requires ____ technique

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A routine uralysis does not require a sterile urine specimen (p. 1492)

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48. Overflow incontience is:

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p. 1507

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49. Which of the following is synonymous with a 24-hour output of less than 50 mL of urine?

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The term "a 24-hour output of less than 50 mL of urine" refers to a medical condition called anuria, which is the inability to produce urine. Renal failure and kidney shutdown are both conditions that can lead to anuria. Therefore, all of the options provided (renal failure, kidney shutdown, and anuria) are synonymous with a 24-hour output of less than 50 mL of urine.

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50. The technique that requires a sampe obtained by catheterizing the patient's bladder or by use of an foley catheter is a:

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A sterile specimen is obtained by catheterizing the patient's bladder or using a foley catheter. This technique ensures that the sample is free from any contamination and is suitable for laboratory testing. It is commonly used when a clean-catch specimen cannot be obtained or when there is a need for a more accurate and reliable result.

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51. _____ is a delay or difficulty in initiating voiding.

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Hesitancy refers to a delay or difficulty in initiating the process of voiding, which means starting to urinate. It can be characterized by a hesitation or pause before urine flow begins. Hesitency, on the other hand, is not a recognized term and does not have any specific meaning related to voiding or urination. Therefore, the correct answer is hesitancy.

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52. A bladder irrigationi (through the catheter) rinses out the bladder and can also instill medication that acts directly on the _____ ____.

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p. 1514

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53. The surgical creation of an alternate route for excretion of urine is called

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Urinary diversion refers to the surgical procedure that is performed to create an alternative pathway for the excretion of urine. This procedure is typically done when the normal urinary system is not functioning properly or has been damaged. It involves redirecting the flow of urine from the bladder to a new opening in the body, such as a stoma or an external pouch. Urinary diversion can be necessary in cases of bladder cancer, birth defects, or other conditions that affect the normal urinary system.

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54. The higher the number on the urometer the lower the urine concentration and specific gravity.

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p. 1499

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55. What type of catheter is used for continuous drainage through the urethra?

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p. 1509

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56. An indwelling catheter is usually preferred over suprapubic catheters for long-term continous drainage.

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This is false because suprapubic catheters are often preferred over indwelling urethral catheters for long-term urinary drainage, because suprapubic catheteres are associated with decreased risk of contamination with organisms from fecal material, elimination of damage to the urethra, a higher rate of patient satisfaction, and a lower risk of catheter-associated urinary tract infection.

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57. For long-term use in an adult, a ___F to ___F catheter is commonly used

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p. 1511

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58. Normally, the kidneys _____ be palpated, generally requring ______ palpation.

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p. 1491

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59. A _____  _____ is a cutaneous urinary diversion. It involves a surgical resection of the small intestine, with transplantation of the ureters to the isolated segment of small bowel. This separated section of th esmall intestine is then brought to the This diversion requires external appliances to collect the urine.

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An ileal conduit is a surgical procedure that involves removing a section of the small intestine and using it as a conduit for urine. The ureters are transplanted into this isolated segment of small bowel. This diverted section of the small intestine, known as the ileal conduit, is then brought to the surface of the abdomen. External appliances are needed to collect and manage the urine that flows through the conduit.

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60. Proteinuria is:

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p. 1491

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61. If a stoma is dark or purple-blue it suggests:

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p. 1517

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62. Any involuntary loss of urine is known as

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Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary loss of urine, which can occur due to various reasons such as weak bladder muscles, urinary tract infections, hormonal changes, or nerve damage. It is a common condition that can affect people of all ages and genders. Symptoms may range from occasional leakage to complete loss of bladder control. Treatment options include lifestyle changes, pelvic floor exercises, medications, or surgery, depending on the underlying cause and severity of the condition.

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63. Bacteria in the urine is called

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p. 1505

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64. Continuous and unpredicaable loss of urine, resulting from surger, physical malformation, or trauma is known as what type of incontience?

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Total incontinence refers to the continuous and unpredictable loss of urine that can occur as a result of surgery, physical malformation, or trauma. This type of incontinence is characterized by the complete inability to control urination, leading to a constant leakage of urine. It is different from other types of incontinence, such as stress or urge incontinence, which involve the loss of urine during specific activities or due to a sudden urge to urinate.

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65. _____ in the bladder are stimulated as the urine collects, eventually causing the desire to void.

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p. 1488

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66. A continent ___ is a surgical alternative that uses a section of the intestine to create an internal reservoire that holds urine. It uses an external stoma that must b e catheterized at regular intervals to drain the urine that has collected in the reservoir.

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p. 1516

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67. The device used to create an image of the patient's bladder and calculate urine volume present in the bladder is called a _____ scanner.

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p. 1492

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68. Which of the following is used as a manual bladder compression technique?

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p. 1503

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69. _____ is the amount of urine rematining in the bladder immediately after voiding, which can be measured by catheterization or use of portable ultrasound device.

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Postvoid residual (PVR) refers to the amount of urine that remains in the bladder immediately after urination. It can be measured through methods such as catheterization or the use of a portable ultrasound device. PVR is an important indicator of bladder function and can help diagnose conditions such as urinary retention or incomplete bladder emptying.

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70. Voiding is largely a(n) voluntary/involuntary reflex?

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Voiding refers to the process of emptying the bladder. It is largely an involuntary reflex, meaning that it occurs automatically without conscious control. The body has a complex system of nerves and muscles that work together to initiate and control the voiding reflex. This reflex is triggered when the bladder becomes full, sending signals to the brain to initiate the contraction of the bladder muscles and relax the muscles of the urinary sphincter, allowing urine to be expelled from the body. Therefore, the correct answer is "involuntary".

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71. A culture and sensitivity (C&S) is considered positive if it shows at least 10,000 organisms per mL of urine.

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A C&S would be considered positive if it showed at least 100,000 organisms per mL

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72. When micturation is initiated the ______ contracts, the _____ relaxes, and urine enters the posterior urethra. The muscles of the perineum and the _______ relax, the ______ contracts slightly, the _____ lowers, and micturation occurs.

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p. 1488

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73. One should apply lubricant to a catheter before inserting it into a male patient.

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Applying lubricant to the catheter before inserting it in a male patient is no longer recommended. Currently, the recommendation is to gently insert the tip of a syringe prefilled with lubricant into the male urethra before inserting the catheter. (p. 1513 - 1514)

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74. In a Mitrofanoff procedure the bladder neck is closed and one end of the _____ is brought to the skin surface and is used as a stoma; the other end is tunneled into the bladder.

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p. 1516

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75. _____ are infections acquired in the hospital. The most common cause of which is ______

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p. 1507

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True or False:Urinary incontinence is untreatable.
Pain during urination
Surgery is the first line of therapy for urinary incontience
The first voided urine of the day is usually ____ concentrated than...
Awakening at night to urinate
When a patient leaks a bit of urine while laughing, it is called what...
The basic structural and functional unit of the kidney is
A nurse can test urine for the presence of glucose, blood, protein,...
Caffeine-containing beverages, such as soda, coffee, and tea, have a...
Phenazopyridine (Pyridium), a urinary tract analgesic, often used to...
An involuntary loss of urine related to an incrase in intra-abdominal...
What type of incontience is it when a patient has a broken leg which...
Is it normal for mucus to appear in the urine of a patient with an...
_____ is a measure of the density of urine compared with the density...
Urine that appears cloudy or urine that has pus in it is called
Patients can be taught to insert and remove intermittent catheterse...
This type of catheter is used for long-term use and is surgically...
Can the bladder be palpated when empty? Percussed?
Those who urinate frequently/infrequently usually have more/less...
Diuretics are commonly used in the treatment of:
Anuria is a 24-hour urine output that is less than ____ mL
A clean-catch specimen of urine is collected during _____
Blood in the urine, also known as _____, or pink or red coloured urine...
Diuresis is also known as
The involuntary losso fo urine that occurs soon after feeling an...
Pee is also known as
Drugs known to be ______ are capable of causing kidney damage
What type of medication can lighten the color of urine to pale yellow?
Experiencing overflow incontiennce and functional incontinence is...
Catheter lumens are graded on a:
What is it called when urine is produced normally but is not excreted...
A 24-hour output of less than _____ mL is called oliguria
Weakening of which muscles is a common cause of urinary incontinence.
How many nephrons are in each kidney?
Some causes of decreased muscles tone does not include which of the...
With micturation, the pressure within the bladder is _____ to the the...
Which of the following does not affect urination in older adults?
What is the most common organismal cause of urinary tract infections?
____ is the intentional or involuntary urination into bed or clothes...
What type of incontinence appears suddenly and lasts for 6 months or...
Give the two names of the catheter used to drain the bladder for short...
Some antidepressants and B-complex vitamins can turn the urine ______
The presence of sugar in the urine is known as
An antiparkinson drug and injectable iron compounds can turn urine...
Difficulty during urination is known as____; while scanty or diminshed...
When assessing a patient's urine, check all of the following, but do...
Obtaining a specimen for routine uralysis requires ____ technique
Overflow incontience is:
Which of the following is synonymous with a 24-hour output of...
The technique that requires a sampe obtained by catheterizing the...
_____ is a delay or difficulty in initiating voiding.
A bladder irrigationi (through the catheter) rinses out the bladder...
The surgical creation of an alternate route for excretion of urine is...
The higher the number on the urometer the lower the urine...
What type of catheter is used for continuous drainage through the...
An indwelling catheter is usually preferred over suprapubic catheters...
For long-term use in an adult, a ___F to ___F catheter is commonly...
Normally, the kidneys _____ be palpated, generally requring ______...
A _____  _____ is a cutaneous urinary diversion. It involves a...
Proteinuria is:
If a stoma is dark or purple-blue it suggests:
Any involuntary loss of urine is known as
Bacteria in the urine is called
Continuous and unpredicaable loss of urine, resulting from surger,...
_____ in the bladder are stimulated as the urine collects, eventually...
A continent ___ is a surgical alternative that uses a section of the...
The device used to create an image of the patient's bladder and...
Which of the following is used as a manual bladder compression...
_____ is the amount of urine rematining in the bladder immediately...
Voiding is largely a(n) voluntary/involuntary reflex?
A culture and sensitivity (C&S) is considered positive if it shows...
When micturation is initiated the ______ contracts, the _____ relaxes,...
One should apply lubricant to a catheter before inserting it into a...
In a Mitrofanoff procedure the bladder neck is closed and one end of...
_____ are infections acquired in the hospital. The most common cause...
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