Nursing exam 5 renal system 100% verified

Nursing exam 5 renal system 100% verified What medications effect the renal system - CORRECT ANSWER Cholesterol Antibiotics Diuretics Analgesic Antivirals Hesitancy - CORRECT ANSWER Difficulty starting the flow of urine Urethral obstruction, enlarged prostate gland incontinence - CORRECT ANSWER Inability to voluntarily control micturation Bladder infections, trauma to external sphincter Nocturia - CORRECT ANSWER Frequent urination at night Heart failure, renal disease, acute kidney injury, severe dehydration, blood transfusion reaction Oliguria - CORRECT ANSWER Decreased urine output- greater than 2,000mL urine output in 24 hours Shock, end stage renal disease Polyuria - CORRECT ANSWER Increased urine output-greater than 2,000 mL in 24 hrs Excessive fluid intake, diabetes insipidus, diuretic medications Renal colic - CORRECT ANSWER Pain radiating to the perineal or groin area Uttered spasm during passage of calculi, uterus obstruction Retention - CORRECT ANSWER Inability to completely empty the bladder of urine Normal finding after child birth, pelvic surgery, removal of indwelling cath Urgency - CORRECT ANSWER Sudden onset of the urge to void immediately Medications pelvic organ prolapse, cystitis What antibiotic is known to put a patient in renal failure - CORRECT ANSWER Vancomycin Levels greater than _____ patient is at risk for renal failure, tinnitus - CORRECT ANSWER 20 How much urine should a normal patient produce an hour - CORRECT ANSWER 30mL Is it okay for a Dyalis patient to have less than 100mL a day - CORRECT ANSWER YES