Sherpath obstructive uropathies questions and answers already passed

Sherpath obstructive uropathies questions and answers already passed The nurse understands that which patient behavior may increase the risk for calculi development? Drinking 20 ounces of water daily A nurse is caring for a patient with obstructive uropathy who has lower quadrant abdominal pain. The obstruction is likely in which area of the patient's urinary tract? Ureterovesical junction A patient presents after a penile fracture with symptoms including urinary frequency and incomplete bladder emptying. Which condition is suggested by the patient's symptoms? Urethral stricture A patient with an 8-mm bladder calculus undergoes laser lithotripsy to remove the stone. Twelve hours after the procedure, the patient reports pain and dark, red urine. Which action should the nurse take? Document the finding. A patient presents with severe colicky pain, and imaging reveals a stricture of the ureter. The patient's electronic health record indicates that the patient was treated for a ureteral stricture 6 months earlier. Which collaborative treatment would the nurse assist with for this patient? Endoureterotomy A patient with a small urinary tract calculus reports symptoms lasting several weeks. The patient is experiencing chronic pain and wants the stone removed "right away." The nurse would give this patient information on which collaborative care treatment? Cystoscopy A patient with a history of recurrent urinary tract calculi has a provider's order for bed rest. What actions should the nurse take to minimize the patient's risk for stone formation? Assist the patient in sitting up and moving in bed. Encourage the patient to drink at least 3 L of water daily. The nurse is ordering a meal tray for a patient diagnosed with purine renal calculi. Which meal choice is most appropriate for the patient? Cobb salad with cranberries and orange juice The nurse is caring for a patient with recurrent urinary calculi and colicky pain. The patient reports pain 10/10 in the right flank and severe nausea. The nurse also observes diaphoresis and abdominal guarding. Which actions would the nurse take? Give 5 mg of morphine intravenously. Administer an antiemetic. Which factors may lead to urinary tract obstruction by stricture? Abdominal tumor Prostatic hypertrophy Ureteral inflammation Pelvic radiation therapy A patient presents with a urinary stricture. Which factors influence the severity of symptoms? Size of the stricture Location of the stricture Stricture causing complete obstruction A patient reports urinary retention, nausea, and flank pain rated 10 on a 10-point scale. Which obstructive uropathy does this suggest? Renal