BSN 206 ADAPTIVE QUIZ NGN URINARY ELIMINATION 2027
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Question 1.
A 71-year-old female with severe arthritis of the hands has trouble using the toilet due to
the physical limitations, causing involuntary loss of urine and loss of bladder control. Client
states that she has an accident before she ever reaches the toilet. She has no urgency,
pain, or burning upon urination. Abdomen is soft and nontender. Manual dexterity of her
hands is limited. Her gait is slow but steady. She is embarrassed when the episodes occur
and has reduced her social activities. The client has started to limit her intake of fluids to
decrease the number of episodes she experiences. Her weight is within normal limits.
Correct Answer:
Question 2.
1000: A 54-year-old male client's retention catheter was removed on postoperative day 2
after abdominal surgery. Urinalysis obtained before catheter removed and sent to lab. 550
mL of yellow urine obtained from catheter bag. Client rates pain level at a 3 on a 0-to-10
scale. Abdominal dressing dry and intact, no drainage noted. The client's abdomen is soft
and nontender.
1200: The client tried to urinate but only dribbled a scant amount of yellow urine. Client
states that he still feels the urge to go, and frequency has increased. The client is drinking
fluids with no nausea.
1600: Client states that bladder "feels full" but is unable to void. Client has distended
lower abdomen. Client rates pain level at a 6 on a 0-to-10 scale.
Question 3.
The nurse is analyzing assessment findings from the nurses' notes.
For each assessment finding, click to indicate whether findings from this client's
assessment are generally associated with urinary tract infection (UTI) or urinary retention.
Each row must have a least one, but may have more than one, response option selected.
Correct Answer:
UPDATE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Question 1.
A 71-year-old female with severe arthritis of the hands has trouble using the toilet due to
the physical limitations, causing involuntary loss of urine and loss of bladder control. Client
states that she has an accident before she ever reaches the toilet. She has no urgency,
pain, or burning upon urination. Abdomen is soft and nontender. Manual dexterity of her
hands is limited. Her gait is slow but steady. She is embarrassed when the episodes occur
and has reduced her social activities. The client has started to limit her intake of fluids to
decrease the number of episodes she experiences. Her weight is within normal limits.
Correct Answer:
Question 2.
1000: A 54-year-old male client's retention catheter was removed on postoperative day 2
after abdominal surgery. Urinalysis obtained before catheter removed and sent to lab. 550
mL of yellow urine obtained from catheter bag. Client rates pain level at a 3 on a 0-to-10
scale. Abdominal dressing dry and intact, no drainage noted. The client's abdomen is soft
and nontender.
1200: The client tried to urinate but only dribbled a scant amount of yellow urine. Client
states that he still feels the urge to go, and frequency has increased. The client is drinking
fluids with no nausea.
1600: Client states that bladder "feels full" but is unable to void. Client has distended
lower abdomen. Client rates pain level at a 6 on a 0-to-10 scale.
Question 3.
The nurse is analyzing assessment findings from the nurses' notes.
For each assessment finding, click to indicate whether findings from this client's
assessment are generally associated with urinary tract infection (UTI) or urinary retention.
Each row must have a least one, but may have more than one, response option selected.
Correct Answer:
