SHADOW HEALTH RENAL SYSTEM
HOURLY ROUNDS UPDATED ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
●● serum creatine normal values men
Answer: 0.6-1.1 mg/dL
●● serum creatinine normal value women
Answer: 0.7-1.3 mg/dL
●● normal glomerular filtration rate
Answer: > 90 mL/min
●● normal blood urea nitrogen
Answer: 7-20 mg/dL
●● urinary tract infection
Answer: infection of bladder and/or urethra
●● most common bacterial infection in community and hospitalized
patients
,Answer: UTI
●● UTI most commonly affects
Answer: adult women
●● anatomical differences that lead to higher UTI rates in women
Answer: shorter urethra
urethra closer to rectum
●● UTI signs and symptoms
Answer: urinary frequency
urinary urgency
urinary incontinence
nocturia
pain
costovertebral tenderness
fever and chills
hyperesthesia of dermatomes
dysuria
hematuria
pyuria
dyspareunia
, ●● pain locations with UTI
Answer: shoulder, back, flank, pelvis, lower abdomen
referred from phrenic nerve
●● UTI clinical manifestation
Answer: increased urinary frequency, urge
fever, chills
cloudy, bloody, smelly urine
burning, pain
neck/shoulder pain
confusion (elderly)
●● UTI can progress to
Answer: pyelonephritis
●● UTI diagnosis
Answer: urinalysis
●● UTI treatment
Answer: prevention!
catheter care
HOURLY ROUNDS UPDATED ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
●● serum creatine normal values men
Answer: 0.6-1.1 mg/dL
●● serum creatinine normal value women
Answer: 0.7-1.3 mg/dL
●● normal glomerular filtration rate
Answer: > 90 mL/min
●● normal blood urea nitrogen
Answer: 7-20 mg/dL
●● urinary tract infection
Answer: infection of bladder and/or urethra
●● most common bacterial infection in community and hospitalized
patients
,Answer: UTI
●● UTI most commonly affects
Answer: adult women
●● anatomical differences that lead to higher UTI rates in women
Answer: shorter urethra
urethra closer to rectum
●● UTI signs and symptoms
Answer: urinary frequency
urinary urgency
urinary incontinence
nocturia
pain
costovertebral tenderness
fever and chills
hyperesthesia of dermatomes
dysuria
hematuria
pyuria
dyspareunia
, ●● pain locations with UTI
Answer: shoulder, back, flank, pelvis, lower abdomen
referred from phrenic nerve
●● UTI clinical manifestation
Answer: increased urinary frequency, urge
fever, chills
cloudy, bloody, smelly urine
burning, pain
neck/shoulder pain
confusion (elderly)
●● UTI can progress to
Answer: pyelonephritis
●● UTI diagnosis
Answer: urinalysis
●● UTI treatment
Answer: prevention!
catheter care