PNU 120 FINAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION
Anuria - ANSWER absence of urine
oliguria - ANSWER Decreased urine output
polyuria - ANSWER excessive urination
nocturia - ANSWER excessive urination at night
how to remove indwelling catheter - ANSWER perform hh and clean gloves
place waterproof pad under
drain residual urine into bed pan
verbalize liting gown
remove tape or band securing catheter to leg
attach syringe to balloon portion and remove fluid from balloon
use towel with non dominant hand to slowly and gently remove catheter
use towel to collect excess drainage
observe cath for blood,mucus,adn sign of infection
dispose in waste
clean and dry perineal are
removes gloves and perfom hh
, how many ml is should a client have per hour of urine output - ANSWER
30mL
how many mLs should a client have for 24hrs worth of urine output -
ANSWER 800-2000mL
how to care for a client who has urinary incontinence - ANSWER assist with
bladder training and instruct clients how to perform pelvic floor muscle
exercises
dietary teaching for clients following a surgical placement of a colostomy -
ANSWER refined grains ,low fiber fruits and veggies,lean meats,eggs,low fat
dairy ,and nut butters
ex-white bread,white rice
priorities assessment for clients with ileostomy - ANSWER palpation
priority assessment for client postoperative abdominal surgery - ANSWER
pain control,assessment of surgical site and drainage tubes,monitoring rate
and patency of IV fluids and IV access, assess patients pain level of
sensation,circulation,and safety
acceptable clear liquids - ANSWER water,tea,coffee,fat free broth,carbonated
beverages,clear juices,ginger ale,and gelatin
acceptable liquid diet - ANSWER all clear liquids,all milks,soup,veggie and
fruit juices,eggnog,plain ice cream and sherbet, refined or strained cereals
and puddings.
COMPLETE SOLUTION
Anuria - ANSWER absence of urine
oliguria - ANSWER Decreased urine output
polyuria - ANSWER excessive urination
nocturia - ANSWER excessive urination at night
how to remove indwelling catheter - ANSWER perform hh and clean gloves
place waterproof pad under
drain residual urine into bed pan
verbalize liting gown
remove tape or band securing catheter to leg
attach syringe to balloon portion and remove fluid from balloon
use towel with non dominant hand to slowly and gently remove catheter
use towel to collect excess drainage
observe cath for blood,mucus,adn sign of infection
dispose in waste
clean and dry perineal are
removes gloves and perfom hh
, how many ml is should a client have per hour of urine output - ANSWER
30mL
how many mLs should a client have for 24hrs worth of urine output -
ANSWER 800-2000mL
how to care for a client who has urinary incontinence - ANSWER assist with
bladder training and instruct clients how to perform pelvic floor muscle
exercises
dietary teaching for clients following a surgical placement of a colostomy -
ANSWER refined grains ,low fiber fruits and veggies,lean meats,eggs,low fat
dairy ,and nut butters
ex-white bread,white rice
priorities assessment for clients with ileostomy - ANSWER palpation
priority assessment for client postoperative abdominal surgery - ANSWER
pain control,assessment of surgical site and drainage tubes,monitoring rate
and patency of IV fluids and IV access, assess patients pain level of
sensation,circulation,and safety
acceptable clear liquids - ANSWER water,tea,coffee,fat free broth,carbonated
beverages,clear juices,ginger ale,and gelatin
acceptable liquid diet - ANSWER all clear liquids,all milks,soup,veggie and
fruit juices,eggnog,plain ice cream and sherbet, refined or strained cereals
and puddings.
