Urinary System: Organs and Function

Which of the following is the primary function of the urinary bladder?

What process facilitates the movement of urine from the kidneys to the urinary bladder?

The act of expelling urine from the body is known as what?

Within what range should the typical urine production be for a healthy adult in a 24-hour period?

Age and development impact urine excretion. Which age group is most likely to experience changes in their urine excretion patterns?

If a person experiences a urine output of less than 500mL a day, which of the following conditions does the patient have?

What is the primary characteristic of urinary retention?

Which of the following is an example of a nursing intervention to promote easy urine excretion?

Under what circumstances is urinary catheterization typically recommended?

Which of the following is a key consideration when selecting a catheter for urinary catheterization?

What type of catheter is designed for short-term use and intermittent catheterization?

Which catheter type is preferred for long-term applications, such as when a patient requires continuous urine drainage for more than three weeks?

When performing urinary catheterization on a female patient in what position is it recommended to place the patient?

Why is it important to clean the genital area with an antiseptic solution before urinary catheterization?

What is a critical step after the catheter is inserted into the bladder during Foley catheterization?

Which of the following is a potential complication associated with urinary catheter?

What action should be taken before removing an indwelling urinary catheter?

What is the purpose of bladder exercises after catheter removal?

What is a key characteristic of a condom catheter?

How often should a condom catheter be changed?

Which of the following is a common complication associated with condom catheters?

What is the primary difference between suprapubic and urethral catheterization?

What key practice must be followed when performing bladder irrigation?

Which type of catheter is typically used when performing bladder irrigation?

What is the primary purpose of using patient underpads, as an alternative method, in managing urinary issues?

How does clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) differ from indwelling catheterization regarding urine drainage?

Why should catheters be inserted using an aseptic technique and sterile materials?

In urinary catheter care, why is it important to keep the urine bag below the level of the bladder?

What is the recommended practice for handling the urine bag to prevent contamination?

How often should the urine bag be emptied to prevent complications and maintain hygiene?

What should be done if the meatus is found to be dirty during catheter care?

Which of the following steps is essential when taking a sterile urine sample from a catheter?

When collecting a 24-hour urine sample, at what point should the collection begin?

If a patient with a catheter reports discomfort. What is the first action of assessment you take?

What teaching would you give to a patient at risk for urinary retention?

What should a nurse teach the patient about minimizing the risk of urinary tract infections when having an indwelling catheter set?

Which of the following might lead to a false high on a 24 hour urine collection?

While giving a patient a catheter, if the patient immediately reports discomfort, what action did the healthcare provider fail to perform?

What action should the healthcare provider take If the patient has a latex allergy and requires a condom catheter?

What is the next action a nurse should take If she has just inserted a urinary catheter set but notices there is no urine collection?

What teaching points about urinary catheter drainage bag maintenance are important to emphasize with the patient that has an indwelling urinary catheter at home?

Which patient should the nurse monitor closely for urine retention at the hospital?

Which action demonstrates the correct application of nursing practices related to the urinary system?

How does the urinary system contribute to maintaining the body's internal equilibrium?

What physiological process occurs when the bladder contracts, leading to the expulsion of urine?

A patient reports needing to urinate more than once a night. Which term accurately describes this symptom?

Following a surgical procedure, a patient is experiencing difficulty urinating, leading to bladder distention. What condition is the patient likely experiencing?

A doctor recommends catheterization for a patient. Which condition is the patient MOST likely experiencing?

A patient requires a urinary catheter for an extended period. Which type of catheter is most suitable for long-term use (more than three weeks)?

A nurse is about to perform a urinary catheterization on a male patient. In which position should the patient be placed for this procedure?

During urinary catheterization, what is the purpose of cleaning the genital area with an antiseptic solution?

During Foley catheterization, what action confirms that the catheter is correctly placed in the bladder?

Following insertion of a Foley catheter, a patient reports a burning sensation and a frequent urge to urinate. What complication is most likely occurring?

What is the primary action to take before removing an indwelling urinary catheter?

After catheter removal, what is the main goal of bladder retraining exercises?

What is the recommended interval for replacing a condom catheter to maintain skin integrity and hygiene?

Which condition is a common complication associated with the use of condom catheters?

A patient undergoing bladder irrigation needs a catheter that allows for infusion of the irrigation solution and drainage of fluids. Which catheter type is most appropriate?

In urinary catheter care, why is it important to ensure the urine bag is positioned below the level of the bladder?

To minimize the risk of contamination in a catheterized patient, what is the recommended frequency for emptying the urine drainage bag?

During routine catheter care, you notice the meatus is dirty. What action should you take?

During the collection of a 24-hour urine sample, which instruction is critical to provide to the patient?