Nur 504 / Nur504 Exam 6. Questions With 100% Correct Answers.

To percuss the kidneys, the physician must strike what? a. The base of the spine b. The soft tissue of the abdomen c. The costovertebral angle d. The vertebral column Which of the following would be an abnormal finding when palpating the testes? a. Ridged b. Smooth c. Oval d. Rubbery Which of the following is true of palpation of the prostate gland? a. It is not done. b. It is part of a patient's self-examination routine. c. It is usually done externally. d. It is usually done during a rectal examination. Which test assesses the kidneys, ureter, and bladder? a. IVP b. BMP c. Routine urinalysis d. 24-hour collection Which of the following is true of UTIs in pediatric patients? a. They can occur before the age of 2 years. b. Children younger than age 6 years do not get UTIs. c. In adolescents, increased UTIs suggest sexual activity. d. They may have decreased urinary output. The urethra carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body, and extends through the length of the penis Urinary urgency/frequency, combined with dysuria, fever, and chills, indicates urethritis Herpes simplex presents with a single chancre The epididymis feels softer than the testes. During the physical exam, the physician will ask the patient to cough while the physician palpates the prostate gland A newborn's urine is usually colorless and odorless. What do balantitis, urethritis, and epididymitis often present with? Balantitis: pain and prepuce swelling; urethritis: edema, dysuria, and pruritis; epididymitis: scrotal pain, edema, possible fever What does routine urinalysis test for? What are the normal ranges? pH (4.5 to 8); specific gravity (1.003 to 1.025); sodium level (20 mEq/L); urine osmolality (300-900 mOsm/kg of water)