Normal color and clarity of urine
What is clear, pale yellow to amber
Opening created surgically by bringing part of the intestine out through the abdominal wall
What is a stoma?
Type of incontinence caused by an overfull bladder
What is overflow or chronic retention incontinence
Test that measures the concentration of urine
What is a specific gravity test?
Type of catheter that continuously drains the bladder
What is an indwelling/Foley catheter
Normal urine output per hour
What is more than 30 mL or 50-60 mL?
What is stress incontinence?
Type of incontinence caused by a physical inability to properly use the restroom
What is functional incontinence?
Area inspected regularly if a patient has incontinence
What is the perineal skin/ peri area?
What is a colostomy bag?
Normal frequency of bowel movements
What is twice a day to three times a week?
Type of catheter that is removed after the bladder is empty
What is a straight catheter?
Urinary and bowel incontinence can cause impaired _____ integrity
What is skin?
A diagnostic test that looks for blood in the stool
What is a fecal occult blood test?
Volume of the ostomy bag that requires it to be emptied
What is 1/3 to 1/2 full
Normal appearance of a stoma
Type of colostomy where output is likely to be formed
What is a Sigmoid colostomy
Type of exercise that can reduce the occurrence of stress incontinence
What is a Kegel/ pelvic floor exercise?
Diagnostic procedure that looks inside the bladder
What is a cystoscopy?
Type of urinary catheter that is NOT placed through the urethra
What is a suprapubic catheter?
Normal stool consistency on the Bristol stool chart
What is type 3-5?
Type of enema that is used to clean the colon
What is a Soapsuds enema?
A condition caused by reflex incontinence that results in a dangerous spike in blood pressure
What is autonomic dysreflexia?
Diagnostic visualization of the final part of the colon
What is a sigmoidoscopy?
Type of indwelling catheter that is used for bladder irrigation
What is a triple-lumen catheter?