MODULE 4 NURS 5433
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, Certainly! Here are the questions numbered with their corresponding answers:
1. **What are the most common gram-negative causative agents for UTI?**
E. coli, Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Proteus mirabilis
2. **What is the most common gram-positive causative organism for UTI?**
Staph saprophyticus
3. **Name 5 risk factors for UTI.**
Recent UTI, recent sexual activity (and not voiding after sex), DM, abnormalities of urinary
tract, recent antibiotics use, poor hygiene, estrogen deficiency
4. **What are common signs and symptoms of UTI?**
Dysuria, urgency, cloudy and foul-smelling urine, hematuria, suprapubic tenderness
5. **How can you distinguish pyelonephritis from a UTI?**
Pyelonephritis will have flank pain, fever, and signs of sepsis; typically, no fever is present
with uncomplicated UTI
6. **What are the common signs and symptoms of pyelonephritis?**
Fever ≥101.3°F, rigors, flank pain, signs of sepsis
7. **Why do pregnant women with UTI (even if asymptomatic) need to be treated?**
To prevent premature labor and elevated BP (preeclampsia)
8. **What is the most important diagnostic test to run for UTIs?**
Urine culture and sensitivity (C/S)
9. **What do white blood cell casts on UA indicate?**
[Document subtitle]
[DATE]
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
, Certainly! Here are the questions numbered with their corresponding answers:
1. **What are the most common gram-negative causative agents for UTI?**
E. coli, Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Proteus mirabilis
2. **What is the most common gram-positive causative organism for UTI?**
Staph saprophyticus
3. **Name 5 risk factors for UTI.**
Recent UTI, recent sexual activity (and not voiding after sex), DM, abnormalities of urinary
tract, recent antibiotics use, poor hygiene, estrogen deficiency
4. **What are common signs and symptoms of UTI?**
Dysuria, urgency, cloudy and foul-smelling urine, hematuria, suprapubic tenderness
5. **How can you distinguish pyelonephritis from a UTI?**
Pyelonephritis will have flank pain, fever, and signs of sepsis; typically, no fever is present
with uncomplicated UTI
6. **What are the common signs and symptoms of pyelonephritis?**
Fever ≥101.3°F, rigors, flank pain, signs of sepsis
7. **Why do pregnant women with UTI (even if asymptomatic) need to be treated?**
To prevent premature labor and elevated BP (preeclampsia)
8. **What is the most important diagnostic test to run for UTIs?**
Urine culture and sensitivity (C/S)
9. **What do white blood cell casts on UA indicate?**
