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What is the primary definition of polyuria?
What is the primary definition of polyuria?
- Urine output greater than 3 L/day with normal fluid intake (correct)
- Increased frequency of micturition without increased urine volume
- Excessive urination during the night
- Urine output less than 800 mL/day
How does nocturia differ from polyuria?
How does nocturia differ from polyuria?
- Nocturia involves normal urine volume during the day. (correct)
- Nocturia is characterized by increased urine volume at night.
- Nocturia means reduced urine output at night.
- Nocturia indicates polyuria at night only.
What urine output range is considered normal in a temperate climate?
What urine output range is considered normal in a temperate climate?
- 1200–3200 mL/day
- 500–1500 mL/day
- 1000–3000 mL/day
- 800–2500 mL/day (correct)
Which statement accurately describes oliguria?
Which statement accurately describes oliguria?
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Which of the following correctly differentiates between polyuria and increased frequency of micturition?
Which of the following correctly differentiates between polyuria and increased frequency of micturition?
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Study Notes
Abnormal Urine Volumes
- Polyuria is defined as urine output exceeding 3L/day, occurring without excessive fluid intake.
- Nocturia is characterized by the elimination of excessive urine during nighttime hours.
- Polyuria involves high urine volume, while increased frequency of micturition indicates normal or reduced total daily urine volume, differentiated by 24-hour urine output measurement.
- Normal urine output in a temperate climate ranges from 800 to 2500 mL/day; this may vary based on diet and fluid consumption.
- Oliguria refers to significantly reduced urine output but the specific volume range is not provided.
- Causes of polyuria can be found in Table 2.21, indicating multiple underlying conditions or factors.
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