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24-hour urine - ANSWER-A test that measures the amount of albumin
(protein) in urine over a 24-hour period. It is used to detect kidney
disease, diabetes, preeclampsia, and high blood pressure.
Albumin - ANSWER-A type of protein found in urine that can indicate
kidney disease.
Potassium - ANSWER-A chemical found in urine that is normal in
certain amounts.
Sodium - ANSWER-A chemical found in urine that is normal in certain
amounts.
Urea - ANSWER-A chemical found in urine that is normal in certain
amounts.
, Creatinine - ANSWER-A chemical found in urine that is normal in
certain amounts.
Proteinuria - ANSWER-The presence of excess protein in the urine,
indicating kidney disease.
Diabetes - ANSWER-A condition that can be detected through a 24-
hour urine test.
Kidney disease - ANSWER-A condition that can be detected through a
24-hour urine test.
Preeclampsia - ANSWER-A condition that can be detected through a
24-hour urine test during pregnancy.
High blood pressure - ANSWER-A condition that can be detected
through a 24-hour urine test.
Mobility assessment - ANSWER-The evaluation of a client's ability to
move and perform physical tasks.
Timed Get Up and Go Test - ANSWER-A standardized test to assess a
client's ability to rise from a chair, walk, and return to the chair.
Assessment Tool for Safe Patient Handling and Movement - ANSWER-
A standardized tool to assess a client's ability to safely move and
handle patients.
Egress test - ANSWER-A test to assess a client's ability to sit, stand,
march in place, and advance forward with each foot.
Physical therapist - ANSWER-A healthcare professional who assesses a
client's mobility abilities and impairments.