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- What is cystitis?Describe i) the cause of ii)signs and symptoms of urinary tract infections. Why does it tend to affect women more than men? Give the name ofbthe drug that is most commonly used to treat cystitis. ANSWER SHOULD INCLUDE: Give definition of "cystitis" Type of infection (i.e. causative agent) and how it gets into the body. Description of symptoms i.e. UTI symptoms Women more risk of cystitis - i.e. explain position and length of urethra. Identify drug treatment and route of administrationAnswer and please explain why. Primary inorganic component of urine: A. Chloride B. Calcium C. Creatinine D. Uric acid It is commonly seen when the body enters a state of dehydration as a result of excessive water loss from vomiting, diarrhea, perspiration, or severe burns. A. Anuria B. Polyuria C. Polyphagia D. Oliguria It is an extremely stable preservative. A. Boric Acid B. Formalin C. Thymol D. Toluene It is an analyte decreased in an unpreserved urine due to glycolysis. A. Ketones B. Nitrite C. Glucose D. Lipids End stage disease of the kidney. A. Glomerulonephritis B. Nephrotic Syndrome C. Fanconi Syndrome D. Renal FailureAnswer all of the following questions: 1. State the implications of a high value of non-protein nitrogen (NPN) in the blood and urine. 2. What does the amount of urea, ammonia and creatinine in the urine tell about renal/kidney function? 3. What food substances can lead to an increased value of non-protein nitrogen (NPN) in the blood?
- VIII. Renal Disorders Highlight the word or phrase that correctly completes each sentence. 1. Kidney stones often become lodged in the (urethra)(ureter). 2. Women are prone to bladder infections because of their relatively short (urethra)(ureter). 3. Diabetes insipidus results from (hyposecretion)(hypersecretion) of ADH, resulting in (excessive)(scant) urine output. 4. In acute renal failure, the kidneys (often resume normal function) (rarely resume normal function) following treatment. 5. (Chronic renal insufficiency) (Acute renal failure) often results from diseases such as diabetes or hypertension. 6. In chronic renal insufficiency, nephron damage is (extensive and irreversible) (limited and reversible).Describe the clinical features of urethritis. a. What are the major causes of urethritis? For the infectious causes, describe the biology, virulence, and laboratory identification (include culture and biochemical tests) of the pathogens. b. Are all infectious causes of urethritis sexually transmitted? If not, what are the other modes of transmission?51) The nurse is assessing a child with acute glomerulonephritis who presents with in the clinic with increased fatigue, facial puffiness, decreased appetite. The child's urine sample is dark yellow in color. Which additional findings should the nurse report to the healthcare provider? 52) 2 A. Maculopapular rash over truck of body B. Weigh loss C. Blood pressure 88/50 mmHg D. Positive rapid strep test oropharynx The nurse is assessing # 3 $ to 4 % 5 T 6 are Y & 7 in kold male infant in a * 00 OB I U 8 ics PAS + 11 J
- a. What is the most common cause of cystitis? b. What are the main symptoms of cystitis? c. What are the main symptoms of pyelonephritis? d. Why is untreated pyelonephritis dangerous? very important Please cite the sources from which you obtained the answers.Pathologic and Non-pathologic causes of Urine Turbidity. II. Classification: Group the following causes according to their classification.Accomplish the table for Urinalysis A. Physical Characteristics of Urine Characteristics Normal Indication of an abnormal result 1. Color 2. Smell 3. pH 4. Density 5. Turbidity B. Chemical Composition of Urine Constituent of Urine Normal Indication of an abnormal result 1. Urea 2. Chloride 3. Sodium 4. Potassium 5. Creatinine C. Describe/ Define: Types of Abnormal Urine Condition 1. Proteinuria 2. Polyuria 3. Oliguria 4. Hematuria 5. Dysuria 6. Glycosuria
- Acute renal failure can be classified into three types. List each type and give an example of each. a. b. c.Explain how the simple urinalysis procedure may prevent possible kidney failure.Warm sitz bath is prescribed three or four times a day after hemorrhoidectomy. Implementation should be delayed until at least 12 hours postoperatively to avoid inducing: a.Constipation b.Hemorrhage c.Rectal spasm d.Urinary retention
