Exam 4) NURS 150 Exam 4 Study Guide: Latest
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/. elimination - Answer-excretion of waste from body
/.urinary elimination - Answer-passage of urine out of urinary tract thru urinary sphincter
and urethra
/.urinary system - Answer-kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra
/.filter of urine - Answer-nephrons
/.major role of kidneys - Answer-maintain fluid and electrolyte balance
/.urine production per hr - Answer-60-120 mL
/.24 hr volume urination output - Answer-1500-1600 mL
/.minimum output before intervention required - Answer-720 mL/day, 30 mL/hr
/.diseases affecting urination - Answer--lower urinary tract
-diabetes mellitus + neuromuscular disease like MS
-benign prostatic hyperplasia
-cognitive impairments
-diseases that hinder physical activity
-conditions that make it hard to reach toilet facilities
-end stage renal disease, uremic syndrome
/.uremic syndrome - Answer-increase of waste in blood that can't be filtered
/.surgical procedures are done... - Answer-after 6 hrs w/out going
/.medications that affect urination - Answer-diuretics, anesthetics, norco, marijuana,
vitamins, anticoagulants
/.before diagnostic exams... - Answer-know what color urine before exam
/.interventions for UTIs - Answer--push fluids (cranberry/blueberry)
-wipe front to back
-void right after sex
-void when feel the urge
-wear cotton underwear, change often
-maintain good hygiene
, /.urinary diversions - Answer-continent urinary reservoir, nephrostomy, ileal conduit
/.continent urinary reservoir - Answer-connected to bladder; indiana pouch, fake bladder
/.nephrostomy - Answer-left good, right has bag sutured to skin
/.ideal conduit - Answer-surgical resection of small intestine w/ transplantation of urine
to isolated segment of small bowels
separated section of small bowel is brought abdominal wall where urine is excreted thru
stoma
/.bathroom routine - Answer-every 3-4 hours
/.specific gravity - Answer-1.010-1.025
/.routine urinalysis - Answer-pregnancy, drug, less than 30 mL bad
/.UTI urine color - Answer-pale, straw, amber
/.clean catch/midstream specimens - Answer-UTI + microorganisms
/.gastrointestinal system - Answer-mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestines, large
intestines, anus
/.surgical procedures/diseases for bowel eliminations
meds for bowel eliminations - Answer-gastric bypass, IBS + Crohn's
opiods, iron
/.stoma should - Answer-NEVER BE DRY!!
ONLY BEEFY RED AND MOIST
/.bowel movement should be - Answer-firm, smooth, easy to pass
/.approx glasses of water - Answer-6-8 glasses
/.lungs anatomy - Answer-right= 3 lobes
left= 2 lobes
/.gas exchange - Answer-O2 in CO2 out
/.ventilation - Answer-process of moving gas in + out of lungs
Updated Solution
/. elimination - Answer-excretion of waste from body
/.urinary elimination - Answer-passage of urine out of urinary tract thru urinary sphincter
and urethra
/.urinary system - Answer-kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra
/.filter of urine - Answer-nephrons
/.major role of kidneys - Answer-maintain fluid and electrolyte balance
/.urine production per hr - Answer-60-120 mL
/.24 hr volume urination output - Answer-1500-1600 mL
/.minimum output before intervention required - Answer-720 mL/day, 30 mL/hr
/.diseases affecting urination - Answer--lower urinary tract
-diabetes mellitus + neuromuscular disease like MS
-benign prostatic hyperplasia
-cognitive impairments
-diseases that hinder physical activity
-conditions that make it hard to reach toilet facilities
-end stage renal disease, uremic syndrome
/.uremic syndrome - Answer-increase of waste in blood that can't be filtered
/.surgical procedures are done... - Answer-after 6 hrs w/out going
/.medications that affect urination - Answer-diuretics, anesthetics, norco, marijuana,
vitamins, anticoagulants
/.before diagnostic exams... - Answer-know what color urine before exam
/.interventions for UTIs - Answer--push fluids (cranberry/blueberry)
-wipe front to back
-void right after sex
-void when feel the urge
-wear cotton underwear, change often
-maintain good hygiene
, /.urinary diversions - Answer-continent urinary reservoir, nephrostomy, ileal conduit
/.continent urinary reservoir - Answer-connected to bladder; indiana pouch, fake bladder
/.nephrostomy - Answer-left good, right has bag sutured to skin
/.ideal conduit - Answer-surgical resection of small intestine w/ transplantation of urine
to isolated segment of small bowels
separated section of small bowel is brought abdominal wall where urine is excreted thru
stoma
/.bathroom routine - Answer-every 3-4 hours
/.specific gravity - Answer-1.010-1.025
/.routine urinalysis - Answer-pregnancy, drug, less than 30 mL bad
/.UTI urine color - Answer-pale, straw, amber
/.clean catch/midstream specimens - Answer-UTI + microorganisms
/.gastrointestinal system - Answer-mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestines, large
intestines, anus
/.surgical procedures/diseases for bowel eliminations
meds for bowel eliminations - Answer-gastric bypass, IBS + Crohn's
opiods, iron
/.stoma should - Answer-NEVER BE DRY!!
ONLY BEEFY RED AND MOIST
/.bowel movement should be - Answer-firm, smooth, easy to pass
/.approx glasses of water - Answer-6-8 glasses
/.lungs anatomy - Answer-right= 3 lobes
left= 2 lobes
/.gas exchange - Answer-O2 in CO2 out
/.ventilation - Answer-process of moving gas in + out of lungs
