1) A patient has urolithiasis. You assess the amount of urine and the color of
the urine and look for:
stone fragments
2) Retroperitoneal bleeding and bruising over the flank are called:
Grey Turner sign
3) What is the usual cause of the autoimmune disease acute
glomerulonephritis?
streptococcal infection
4) Which urine test will a nurse use to most accurately measure renal
function?
Creatinine
5) You are preparing to give a single-dose packet of Fosfomycin a UTI. How
will you prepare this medication?
Mix the contents with 120 mL of water and administer orally.
6) Phenazopyridine (Pyridium) may discolor a patient's sclera and will
discolor their:
Urine
7) A pt is complaining of moderate bladder pain & spasms secondary to UTI.
Which drugs would help alleviate symptoms?
Phenazopyridine hydrochloride (Pyridium) for 2 days & Ditropan
8) Patients diagnosed with chronic renal failure and are on dialysis are prone
to injury because:
Bone demineralization and peripheral neuropathy
9) You are assessing a patient. Which facial characteristic is a sign of
glomerulonephritis?
periorbital edema
10) You are teaching a female patient with acute cystitis who has started
taking phenazopyridine. What information would you share with the
patient?
the urine and look for:
stone fragments
2) Retroperitoneal bleeding and bruising over the flank are called:
Grey Turner sign
3) What is the usual cause of the autoimmune disease acute
glomerulonephritis?
streptococcal infection
4) Which urine test will a nurse use to most accurately measure renal
function?
Creatinine
5) You are preparing to give a single-dose packet of Fosfomycin a UTI. How
will you prepare this medication?
Mix the contents with 120 mL of water and administer orally.
6) Phenazopyridine (Pyridium) may discolor a patient's sclera and will
discolor their:
Urine
7) A pt is complaining of moderate bladder pain & spasms secondary to UTI.
Which drugs would help alleviate symptoms?
Phenazopyridine hydrochloride (Pyridium) for 2 days & Ditropan
8) Patients diagnosed with chronic renal failure and are on dialysis are prone
to injury because:
Bone demineralization and peripheral neuropathy
9) You are assessing a patient. Which facial characteristic is a sign of
glomerulonephritis?
periorbital edema
10) You are teaching a female patient with acute cystitis who has started
taking phenazopyridine. What information would you share with the
patient?
