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NSG-3850 EXAM 3
NEWLY FORMATTED DOCUMENT
Creatinine range 0.6-1.2
BUN range 10-20
RBC range male 4.7-6.1
RBC range females 4.2-5.4
14-18 male
Hgb range
12-16 female
Male: 42-52%
Hct range
Female: 37-47%
Kidneys excrete _________ erythropoietin
Erythropoietin goes to the incontinence
_ _______ which signals
to create more RBCs
Involuntary or
uncontrolled loss of urine
from the bladder
Rule out _____ with a
urinalysis
Risk factors for urinary
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bone marrow
UTI
Cognitive impairment, limitations in daily activities,
incontinence
institutionalization, stroke, diabetes, obesity, poor
general health, comorbidities
Monitor the elderly due to decreased GFR
How to avoid Caffeine, carbonation, alcohol, or artificial sweetener Establish a
incontinence voiding schedule
Avoid taking diuretics after 4pm
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Void about _______ times 5 to 8
a day which is every 2-3 hours
-Atrophic vaginitis, urethritis, prostatitis
-Delirium or confusion
-Excessive urine production (increased intake, diabetes,
diabetic ketoacidosis)
-Limited or restricted activity
Causes of transient -Pharmacologic agents (anticholinergic agents,
incontinence sedatives, alcohol, analgesic agents, diuretics, muscle relaxtants,
adrenergic agents
-Psychological factors (depression, regression)
-Stool impaction or constipation
-Urinary tract infections (UTI)
1500-1600ml
Adequate fluid intake
taken in small increments
Best fluid is __________ water
Encourage to limit the not take it away entirely
bad fluids
Inhibit bladder contraction Anticholinergics (oxybutnin)
and are considered first
line medications for urge
incontinence
NSG-3850 EXAM 3
NEWLY FORMATTED DOCUMENT
Creatinine range 0.6-1.2
BUN range 10-20
RBC range male 4.7-6.1
RBC range females 4.2-5.4
14-18 male
Hgb range
12-16 female
Male: 42-52%
Hct range
Female: 37-47%
Kidneys excrete _________ erythropoietin
Erythropoietin goes to the incontinence
_ _______ which signals
to create more RBCs
Involuntary or
uncontrolled loss of urine
from the bladder
Rule out _____ with a
urinalysis
Risk factors for urinary
,2|Page
bone marrow
UTI
Cognitive impairment, limitations in daily activities,
incontinence
institutionalization, stroke, diabetes, obesity, poor
general health, comorbidities
Monitor the elderly due to decreased GFR
How to avoid Caffeine, carbonation, alcohol, or artificial sweetener Establish a
incontinence voiding schedule
Avoid taking diuretics after 4pm
, 3|Page
Void about _______ times 5 to 8
a day which is every 2-3 hours
-Atrophic vaginitis, urethritis, prostatitis
-Delirium or confusion
-Excessive urine production (increased intake, diabetes,
diabetic ketoacidosis)
-Limited or restricted activity
Causes of transient -Pharmacologic agents (anticholinergic agents,
incontinence sedatives, alcohol, analgesic agents, diuretics, muscle relaxtants,
adrenergic agents
-Psychological factors (depression, regression)
-Stool impaction or constipation
-Urinary tract infections (UTI)
1500-1600ml
Adequate fluid intake
taken in small increments
Best fluid is __________ water
Encourage to limit the not take it away entirely
bad fluids
Inhibit bladder contraction Anticholinergics (oxybutnin)
and are considered first
line medications for urge
incontinence
