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In who are Urinary Tract Infections more common in?
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Both elderly men and women are prone to getting Urinary Tract Infections
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In who are Urinary Tract Infections more common in?
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Both elderly men and women are prone to getting Urinary Tract Infections
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What type bacteria is most common in UTI's?
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What is one of the main causes women get UTI's?
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Pyelonephritis is:
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no symptomatic manifestations would be:
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is CYSTITIS an example of upper or lower UTI
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is URETHRITIS an example of upper or lower UTI
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is PYELONEPHRITIS an example of upper or lower UTI
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UTI's are very common in women, why is that?
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In which population are UTI's deadly?
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inflammation of the kidney ( renal parenchyma and collecting system)
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Which ATI is worse upper or lower
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If you had a UTI that runs from your urethra into your bladder how would you treat it?
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What kind of antibiotic would treat an upper UTI that went into the bladder with ?
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If a UTI goes untreated from the bladder it can go into the kidney and become
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inflammation of the bladder
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Life threatening UTI that spreads and is LIFE threatening
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How does Urosepsis happen ?
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An otherwise normal urinary infection involving ONLY the bladder is known as:
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UTI's caused by : Recent or frequent UTI's , kidney stones, presence of a catheter, pregnancy are known as:
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cystitis is known :
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What can a stone do if it is in the Urethra that you should be MOST concerned about with your patient ?
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Number one reason people in hospital get hospital acquired infections is:
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What can you teach you patients about preventing UTI's?
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What are some examples of RISK factors of UTI's? A. STONES, B. SEX/INTERCOURSE C.MALES AND FEMALES OVER 65 D. CATHERITIZATION E. SPERMASIDEDS . F. CHILD BIRTH
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What causes urinary stones?
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What are clinical manifestations of an upper UTI? A. Flank pain B. Chills. C. fever D. pressure F. Frequency , G. Small amount
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What can pyelonephritis with non specific symptoms lead to?
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what age are older men and women most likely to get a UTI?
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If someone comes in with manifestations of a UTI what will be done ?
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How long does it take a culture to come back
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How many times should you wipe to do a clean catch ?
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Do men and women need to wipe for a Culture and sensitivity test?
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How do you do a 24 hour urine test?
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what do you teach a women to do for clean catch
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How long do you treat with antibiotic for UTI ?
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what is something you need to teach about pyridium?
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What is the primary intervention with UTI's?
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If a patient has a complicated UTI will they get two weeks of anti bionics of switch?
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What are some questions you want to ask your patient?
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patient with a UTI will have a goal of ? ( Select all that apply) A. relief of symptoms, B. no upper urinary tract involvement C. less pain D. no fever E. no recurrence
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who is most at risk for UTI's A. males and females over 65 B. women of menopausal age C. children D. Middle age adults
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how much fluid should you drink to maintain adequate fluid intake?
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tight fitting clothing have nothing to do with UTI
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is pyelonephritis bacterial or viral
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what is the most common cause of pyelonephritis
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what is urosepsis
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Why would a patient be hospitalized for UTI ? A. For close observation B. VS watched, C. Watch for sepsis, D. monitor pain, E. straining of urine
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what is a good subjective question to ask your patient?
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What is the average age to get urinary calculi?
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who is more at risk to get Urinary tract Calculi
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Is it known why people get Urinary Tract Calculi ?
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What is a main manifestations of urinary calculi ?
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What will be done in the hospital for patient with kidney stones
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what is the most common life-threatening genetic disease in the world, affecting over 600,000 people in the US
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Can polycystic kidney disease happen in child hood or adult hood
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What is the main thing you would do as a nurse with a patient that has polycystic kidney disease
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can PKD lay dormant?
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When is PKD manifested. most?
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the kidney fills with clots and keep growing and growing, this is known as:
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What is a good diagnosis for patient with urinary incontinence
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is urinary incontinence normal part of aging
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What can you do to help strengthen your pelvic muscles ?
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persons own facia, cadaveric facia, or synthetic material is known as:
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injected underneath the mucosa of the urethra to correct the stress of UTI
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A 65 year old resident at your facility is complaining pf servers flank pain, and a feeling of having to urinate but when she goes to the restroom nothing comes out. What can you delegate your LPN to do when seeing the patient and reporting back to you? ( Select all that apply): A. Assess for risk factors for incontinence or urinary retention. B. Develop a plan of care to decrease incontinence C. report back what color and amount of urine or any bad smells D. collect urine sample E teach the patient ways to decrease incontinence such as pelvic floor exercises.
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What type of catheter is in the urethra ?
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A catheter thought the wall of the bladder surgically
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into kidney through back
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can you flash nephrostomy tubes
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how many ML can you flush for a nephrostomy tubes ?
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what is the most important thing to check for with urethral catheterization ?
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do you clamp uretheral catheters or nephrostomy ?
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which is the most simplest and oldest method of urinary diversion
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which tubes are prone to more drainage
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how to check for potency for nephrostomy tube
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what does the bladder scan need to show for urinary retention that determines you need a foley catheter
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Why would you get a nephrectomy? A. Renal Tumor B. kidney stones C. polycystic kidneys D. massive trauma E. Elective removal
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Is it possible for a patient to have a ostomy for urine and stool
