Mrs milan is a 25 year old woman whorecently had a weekend getaway with her husband. On Monday, she notices symptoms of dysuria, frequency, and urgency. She visits her health care provider and is diagnosed with a uti. She is placed on an oral antibiotic. what do you think predisposed Mrs milan to developing a UTI? 2. what should Mrs milan be taught to prevent further occurrences of a UTI? 3. what urinalysis findings would you expect for Mrs. Milan? 4. What should you include in her teaching plan based on her therapeutic regimen?

True/False 1. Serum blood urea nitrogen (BUN) is a much more accurate indicator of renal function than is serum creatinine. 2. Chronic glomerulonephritis is a more serious condition than acute glomerulonephritis. 3. Biofeedback is used if Kegel exercises are ineffective in controlling the urine flow. 4. Voiding is generally a painful process for clients with interstitial cystitis. 5. Klebsiella is the most common causative agent for urinary tract infections.

ngarla Kngwarreye is a 60 yr old Anmatyerre woman from Urpuntia inCentral Australia. She has been referred and admitted to hospital forexacerbation of her COPD. She is currently receiving increased regularsalbutamol, oral steroids in addition to her regular medications andintensive respiratory physiotherapy rehabilitation before returning to hercommunity in the next week. Hx COPD, cor pulmonale It is 0800 and you attend to undertake her observations. She looks atyou vaguely and asks where she is. However, after a moment sheseems fine. She seems a bit agitated and says she doesn’t wantbreakfast because she feels like she needs to vomit.   P: Provoking Factors: coughing and taking a deep breathPalliative Factors: Nothing makes me feel betterQ: achingR: EverywhereS: “not too severe, I just don’tfeel right”.T: “I woke up during the nightfeeling hot all over”.     BP: 104/68 mmHg• HR: 112bpm• RR: 26 bpm• Temp: 38.1°C• Sp02: 87% on RA     CardiacAssessmentfindings Pulse –…

Urinary system lab assignment and related case study Leo, 37-years old was absolutely shocked when he found out that he has a hypertension. He was once an athlete and a quarterback in his high school and college teams; very well-known and loved one until he broke his femur bone in a car accident and then everything just changed. He became careless about himself and his health. He left himself go, eating too much junk food, drinking too much alcohol and smoking cigarettes. Leos physician had to prescribe two different antihypertensive medications in order to get his blood pressure under control. He told him to exercise regularly, go on a low-salt diet and try to stop or at least moderate alcohol and stop smoking. Leo was scared because he had a history of hypertension in the family where his dad ended up being on a dialysis before dying from complications of kidney failure. Leo took his doctors advice seriously and began a dramatic lifestyle change to get back to what he used to be. His…