COMPREHENSIVE CASE STUDY EVAN
TYSON ACTUAL EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ catheter. Answer: A tube used to drain or inject fluid through a body
opening
⩥ 24 hour urine specimen. Answer: Collects all urine in 24 hours
⩥ What do ureters do?. Answer: transport urine from the kidneys to the
bladder
⩥ catheterization. Answer: the process of inserting a catheter
⩥ Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection. Answer: An infection
that occurs due to bacteria traveling up the catheter
⩥ What does the bladder do?. Answer: holds urine until the volume in
the bladder triggers a sensation of urge, sending impulses to the sacral
level of the spinal cord indicating the need to pass urine
⩥ dysuria. Answer: painful or difficult urination, symptomatic of cystitis
and other urinary tract conditions
,⩥ Chronic renal failure. Answer: Gradual loss of kidney function
⩥ What is the urethra?. Answer: the tube that leads from the bladder to
the outside of the body
⩥ foley catheter. Answer: A tube inserted through the urethra to drain
urine, often left in place
⩥ Clean catch specimen. Answer: Urine sample that doesn't include first
and last urine
⩥ What do the nephrons do?. Answer: They are the functional unit of the
kidneys
They remove waste products from the blood and play a major role in the
regulation of fluid and electrolyte balance
⩥ functional incontinence. Answer: the person has bladder control but
cannot use the toilet in time and wets themself
⩥ Condom catheter. Answer: Catheter that has an attachment on end that
fits on penis
, ⩥ Dialysis. Answer: Process that cleans body of waste
⩥ What is the glomerulus?. Answer: A cluster of capillaries in the
nephron that filters water, glucose, amino acids, urea, uric acid,
creatinine, and major electrolytes
⩥ What is proteinuria?. Answer: Protein in the urine (suggests
glomerular injury)
⩥ End stage renal disease. Answer: Kidneys have failed and dialysis is
required for life
⩥ What is hematuria?. Answer: blood in the urine
⩥ micturation. Answer: urination; voiding
⩥ Indwelling catheter. Answer: a catheter that stays in the bladder for a
period of time
⩥ How much urine do kidneys produce per day?. Answer: 1-2 liters
⩥ What is urinary reflux?. Answer: back flow of urine into the ureters
and pelvis of the kidney caused by an obstruction of urine flow
TYSON ACTUAL EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ catheter. Answer: A tube used to drain or inject fluid through a body
opening
⩥ 24 hour urine specimen. Answer: Collects all urine in 24 hours
⩥ What do ureters do?. Answer: transport urine from the kidneys to the
bladder
⩥ catheterization. Answer: the process of inserting a catheter
⩥ Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection. Answer: An infection
that occurs due to bacteria traveling up the catheter
⩥ What does the bladder do?. Answer: holds urine until the volume in
the bladder triggers a sensation of urge, sending impulses to the sacral
level of the spinal cord indicating the need to pass urine
⩥ dysuria. Answer: painful or difficult urination, symptomatic of cystitis
and other urinary tract conditions
,⩥ Chronic renal failure. Answer: Gradual loss of kidney function
⩥ What is the urethra?. Answer: the tube that leads from the bladder to
the outside of the body
⩥ foley catheter. Answer: A tube inserted through the urethra to drain
urine, often left in place
⩥ Clean catch specimen. Answer: Urine sample that doesn't include first
and last urine
⩥ What do the nephrons do?. Answer: They are the functional unit of the
kidneys
They remove waste products from the blood and play a major role in the
regulation of fluid and electrolyte balance
⩥ functional incontinence. Answer: the person has bladder control but
cannot use the toilet in time and wets themself
⩥ Condom catheter. Answer: Catheter that has an attachment on end that
fits on penis
, ⩥ Dialysis. Answer: Process that cleans body of waste
⩥ What is the glomerulus?. Answer: A cluster of capillaries in the
nephron that filters water, glucose, amino acids, urea, uric acid,
creatinine, and major electrolytes
⩥ What is proteinuria?. Answer: Protein in the urine (suggests
glomerular injury)
⩥ End stage renal disease. Answer: Kidneys have failed and dialysis is
required for life
⩥ What is hematuria?. Answer: blood in the urine
⩥ micturation. Answer: urination; voiding
⩥ Indwelling catheter. Answer: a catheter that stays in the bladder for a
period of time
⩥ How much urine do kidneys produce per day?. Answer: 1-2 liters
⩥ What is urinary reflux?. Answer: back flow of urine into the ureters
and pelvis of the kidney caused by an obstruction of urine flow
