What are some conditions that affect bladder emptying? (7)
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1. renal or urinary stone.
2. Pregnancy
3. tumor
4. Endometriosis
5. Big prostate
6. Urinary retention from neurogenic bladder
7. oliguria
How many UTIs in what amount of time is considered to be recurrent UTI?
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, When a person has more than 3 UTIs in 1 year.
What are some pharmacologic strategies to prevent uti? (3)
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1. Vaginal probiotic supps
2. Probiotics
3. Vaginal estrogen creams for women
Who is Staph saprophyticus most common in?
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Sexually active women between 16-25.
What is asymptomatic bacteriuria? When should it be treated? (2)
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Presence of bacteria in urinary tract with no symptoms. Should be treated
in pregnancy and those that undergo urologic procedures that have
mucosal trauma.
What are some ways to diagnose UTI?
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1. renal or urinary stone.
2. Pregnancy
3. tumor
4. Endometriosis
5. Big prostate
6. Urinary retention from neurogenic bladder
7. oliguria
How many UTIs in what amount of time is considered to be recurrent UTI?
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, When a person has more than 3 UTIs in 1 year.
What are some pharmacologic strategies to prevent uti? (3)
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1. Vaginal probiotic supps
2. Probiotics
3. Vaginal estrogen creams for women
Who is Staph saprophyticus most common in?
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Sexually active women between 16-25.
What is asymptomatic bacteriuria? When should it be treated? (2)
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Presence of bacteria in urinary tract with no symptoms. Should be treated
in pregnancy and those that undergo urologic procedures that have
mucosal trauma.
What are some ways to diagnose UTI?