20 Questions
What is the normal range for adult breathing rate per minute?
12-20 breaths per minute
Which of the following is a late sign of respiratory distress?
Cyanosis
What are the components of a focused respiratory assessment?
Inspection, auscultation, percussion
What is the function of a non-rebreather oxygen mask?
Delivers a high flow of oxygen
What is the primary purpose of a 24-hour urine collection?
To assess kidney function
What is the priority nursing action for a patient in respiratory distress?
Assessing the patient's oxygen saturation
What is the liter flow range for a nasal cannula?
1-6L
Which medication classification is used to help clear mucus from the airways?
Mucolytics
What does the term 'hypoxemia' refer to?
Decrease in oxygen in blood
What does the term 'bradypnea' indicate?
Slowed breathing
What can impair gas exchange?
Ineffective ventilation
What is the primary function of the respiratory system?
Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
Which of the following is a priority focus assessment for alterations in GU elimination?
Variations in color, clarity, odor, and amount of urine
What is a common physiological factor that can impact or alter GU Elimination?
Hormonal imbalance
Which diagnostic test is ordered to assess the kidneys, ureters, and bladder?
KUB (Kidney, Ureter, Bladder) scan
What is a preventative measure for the reoccurrence of urinary tract infections?
Encouraging adequate fluid intake
What is a priority focus assessment for alterations in GU elimination?
Variations in color, clarity, odor, and amount of urine
Which lab test would be ordered to assess renal function in a patient with alterations in GU elimination?
CR (creatinine) test
What is a potential complication associated with urinary retention?
Hydronephrosis
What is a preventative measure for the reoccurrence of urinary tract infections?
Encouraging increased fluid intake
Test your knowledge of the genitourinary (GU) elimination function with this quiz covering the principles and assessment of GU elimination. Recognize normal and abnormal findings, and understand how to assess and monitor patients with alterations in GU elimination. Sharpen your understanding of the key concepts related to this important aspect of patient care.
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