Week 5_ Urinary Elimination_ Nursing Application_ Urinary Elimination
Risk for Urinary Track Infection An older adult client with Alzheimer's disease who is experiencing fecal incontinence.
The nurse is caring for several clients. Which client is most at
risk for developing a urinary tract infection?
Bladder Retraining Program -Teach the client to inhibit the urge to void by performing pelvic muscle exercises.
The nurse is planning to initiate a bladder retraining program -Gradually increase the interval between voiding.
for a client who has a voiding disorder. Which actions should -Base toileting schedule on diary of voiding and leaking.
the nurse take? Select all that apply.
Discharge Education -Urinate after sexual intercourse.
The nurse is providing discharge education to a female client -Void as soon as possible when the urge occurs.
who is recovering from a urinary tract infection. Which -Drink adequate amounts of fluid daily.
information should the nurse provide? Select all that apply.
Delegation to Unlicensed Assistive Personnel -Obtain vital signs from a client who reports hematuria.
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a -Perform perineal care for a client with urinary incontinence.
clinic where they will be providing care for the villagers. The
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
While working in the urinary health clinic, which tasks can be
delegated to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
Select all that apply.
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Bladder Retraining -Decrease or avoid caffeine consumption.
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a -Instructions about bladder retraining.
clinic where they will be providing care for the villagers. The -Avoid the intake of alcohol.
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
Gig reports losing control of urine when she coughs, laughs,
or sneezes. Which information should the nurse provide to
control or eliminate the client's incontinence? Select all that
apply.
Bladder Retraining 2 -"I will perform muscle exercises to suppress urgency."
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a -"I know the goal is to increase the time between voidings."
clinic where they will be providing care to the villagers. The -"I will not void every time urgency occurs."
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that -"I will take slow, deep breaths to relax while suppressing urgency."
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
Which statement by Gigi indicates that she understands the
bladder retraining program? Select all that apply.
Treating a Urinary Tract Infection Collect a urine specimen then administer the first dose of antibiotics.
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a
clinic where they will be providing care for the villagers. The
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
While conducting a home visit, the nurse suspects that a
client has a urinary tract infection. Which action taken by the
nurse is most appropriate?
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Risk for Urinary Track Infection An older adult client with Alzheimer's disease who is experiencing fecal incontinence.
The nurse is caring for several clients. Which client is most at
risk for developing a urinary tract infection?
Bladder Retraining Program -Teach the client to inhibit the urge to void by performing pelvic muscle exercises.
The nurse is planning to initiate a bladder retraining program -Gradually increase the interval between voiding.
for a client who has a voiding disorder. Which actions should -Base toileting schedule on diary of voiding and leaking.
the nurse take? Select all that apply.
Discharge Education -Urinate after sexual intercourse.
The nurse is providing discharge education to a female client -Void as soon as possible when the urge occurs.
who is recovering from a urinary tract infection. Which -Drink adequate amounts of fluid daily.
information should the nurse provide? Select all that apply.
Delegation to Unlicensed Assistive Personnel -Obtain vital signs from a client who reports hematuria.
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a -Perform perineal care for a client with urinary incontinence.
clinic where they will be providing care for the villagers. The
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
While working in the urinary health clinic, which tasks can be
delegated to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
Select all that apply.
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Bladder Retraining -Decrease or avoid caffeine consumption.
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a -Instructions about bladder retraining.
clinic where they will be providing care for the villagers. The -Avoid the intake of alcohol.
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
Gig reports losing control of urine when she coughs, laughs,
or sneezes. Which information should the nurse provide to
control or eliminate the client's incontinence? Select all that
apply.
Bladder Retraining 2 -"I will perform muscle exercises to suppress urgency."
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a -"I know the goal is to increase the time between voidings."
clinic where they will be providing care to the villagers. The -"I will not void every time urgency occurs."
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that -"I will take slow, deep breaths to relax while suppressing urgency."
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
Which statement by Gigi indicates that she understands the
bladder retraining program? Select all that apply.
Treating a Urinary Tract Infection Collect a urine specimen then administer the first dose of antibiotics.
A group of nurses traveling on a mission trip have arrived at a
clinic where they will be providing care for the villagers. The
clinic is focused on urinary health. It is important that
assessments are done quickly and that the care is organized.
While conducting a home visit, the nurse suspects that a
client has a urinary tract infection. Which action taken by the
nurse is most appropriate?
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