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RNSG 1430 ELIMINATION EXAM 2025 BRAND NEW
ACTUAL EXAM WITH 100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS| ACE YOUR GRADES.
Definition of Elimination - ..(ANSWER)...The excretion of waste produced from the
kidneys and intestines.
What are the Antecedents of Elimination? - ..(ANSWER)...-Continents
-Ability of bowel to expel feces (normal routine)
-Ability of bladder to void
-Peristalsis (GI movement)
-Adequate hydration/intake
What are the attributes of Elimination? - ..(ANSWER)...-Routine voluntary passage
of formed stool with urge to defecate at routine intervals
-Voluntary control passage of urine from the bladder
(adults >30-50mL/hour)
(children 1-2mL/kg/hour)
-Homeostasis
What are situations that place a patient at risk for Elimination disruption? -
..(ANSWER)...Can affect any person regardless of age, gender, or race.
However, some universal factors are:
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-advanced age
-altered cognition
-impaired mobility
-injuries affecting the neurological system, spine, or pelvic organs
-medications (general anesthesia and opioids)
-Constipation
-Impaction
-Bowel Obstruction
-Urinary Retention
-Incontinence of urine and or feces
(can cause skin excoriation and break down)
-Diarrhea
(can cause skin excoriation and break down) - ..(ANSWER)...What are some
negative consequences for elimination disruptions?
What are Exemplars for Urinary Elimination? - ..(ANSWER)...-Benign Prostatic
Hyperplasia
-Urinary Incontinence
-Urinary Retention
RNSG 1430 ELIMINATION EXAM 2025 BRAND NEW
ACTUAL EXAM WITH 100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS| ACE YOUR GRADES.
Definition of Elimination - ..(ANSWER)...The excretion of waste produced from the
kidneys and intestines.
What are the Antecedents of Elimination? - ..(ANSWER)...-Continents
-Ability of bowel to expel feces (normal routine)
-Ability of bladder to void
-Peristalsis (GI movement)
-Adequate hydration/intake
What are the attributes of Elimination? - ..(ANSWER)...-Routine voluntary passage
of formed stool with urge to defecate at routine intervals
-Voluntary control passage of urine from the bladder
(adults >30-50mL/hour)
(children 1-2mL/kg/hour)
-Homeostasis
What are situations that place a patient at risk for Elimination disruption? -
..(ANSWER)...Can affect any person regardless of age, gender, or race.
However, some universal factors are:
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-advanced age
-altered cognition
-impaired mobility
-injuries affecting the neurological system, spine, or pelvic organs
-medications (general anesthesia and opioids)
-Constipation
-Impaction
-Bowel Obstruction
-Urinary Retention
-Incontinence of urine and or feces
(can cause skin excoriation and break down)
-Diarrhea
(can cause skin excoriation and break down) - ..(ANSWER)...What are some
negative consequences for elimination disruptions?
What are Exemplars for Urinary Elimination? - ..(ANSWER)...-Benign Prostatic
Hyperplasia
-Urinary Incontinence
-Urinary Retention
