Galen College of Nursing-Louisville NSG 3850
NSG-3850 EXAM 3 MAJOR REVIEW
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Urination requires both ______ and _______ capabilities physiologic
cognitive
PATH OF URINE:
Urine enters the bladder which makes the internal rise
pressure
Stretch receptors are then triggered in the bladder wall, afferent
sending _______ signals to the ________
spinal cord
The signals stimulate the ________ muscle and causes it to detrusor
contract
, There is enough _________ pressure to hold enough urine in sphincter
the bladder, about 350-500mL
At the sensation of voiding, there will be an inhibition of external sphincter
the contraction of the ________________
During urination, the _____________ contract abdominal muscles
URETHRITIS: May result from bacterial, fungal, or parasitic infections; chemical irritants; foreign
bodies; or trauma
__________ is normally cleared from the bladder by the Bacteria
flushing and dilutional effects of voiding
The high _____ with high osmolarity along with the ______ of urea
urine, act as a natural barrier to pathogens
low pH
________________ is responsible for 85% of community cases of E. coli
bacterial cystitis
Infections in men can be a result of ___________________________ or sexually transmitted infections
_______________________
immunosuppression
What is the main causative organism for acute E.Coli
pyelonephritis?
For acute pyelonephritis, Obstruction or ureteral reflux contaminated urine
that allows _______________ to enter the kidney
What are the main risk factors for acute pyelonephritis? DM
Anatomic Abnormalities of the urinary tract
Especially vesicoureteral reflux in children
renal calculi
Pregnancy
NSG-3850 EXAM 3 MAJOR REVIEW
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Urination requires both ______ and _______ capabilities physiologic
cognitive
PATH OF URINE:
Urine enters the bladder which makes the internal rise
pressure
Stretch receptors are then triggered in the bladder wall, afferent
sending _______ signals to the ________
spinal cord
The signals stimulate the ________ muscle and causes it to detrusor
contract
, There is enough _________ pressure to hold enough urine in sphincter
the bladder, about 350-500mL
At the sensation of voiding, there will be an inhibition of external sphincter
the contraction of the ________________
During urination, the _____________ contract abdominal muscles
URETHRITIS: May result from bacterial, fungal, or parasitic infections; chemical irritants; foreign
bodies; or trauma
__________ is normally cleared from the bladder by the Bacteria
flushing and dilutional effects of voiding
The high _____ with high osmolarity along with the ______ of urea
urine, act as a natural barrier to pathogens
low pH
________________ is responsible for 85% of community cases of E. coli
bacterial cystitis
Infections in men can be a result of ___________________________ or sexually transmitted infections
_______________________
immunosuppression
What is the main causative organism for acute E.Coli
pyelonephritis?
For acute pyelonephritis, Obstruction or ureteral reflux contaminated urine
that allows _______________ to enter the kidney
What are the main risk factors for acute pyelonephritis? DM
Anatomic Abnormalities of the urinary tract
Especially vesicoureteral reflux in children
renal calculi
Pregnancy
