A&P of the Urinary System
Urine Characteristics
Special Assessment Techniques
Catheters & Catheter Care
Urinary Diversions
100

The basic structural and functional unit of the kidney.

➡️ What is the nephron?

100

A normal urine pH range.

➡️ What is 4.6–8.0?

100

This tool is used to measure urine left in the bladder after voiding.

➡️ What is a bladder scanner?

100

Adult urinary catheters typically range from this size in French units.

➡️ What is 12–16 Fr?

100

A urinary diversion is a surgery that does this to urine flow.

➡️ What is reroute urine flow from the normal pathway?

200

The bladder muscle made of three layers of smooth muscle.

➡️ What is the detrusor muscle?

200

Cloudy urine may indicate this.

➡️ What is infection or sediment?

200

A clean-catch urine specimen must be collected using this technique.

➡️ What is midstream collection?

200

The drainage bag should always be kept in this position relative to the bladder.

➡️ What is below the bladder?

200

This type of diversion uses a segment of the ileum to create a passage for urine.

➡️ What is an ileal conduit?

300

The amount of urine typically required to stimulate the urge to void.

➡️ What is 150–250 mL?

300

Specific gravity measures this aspect of urine.

➡️ What is urine concentration?

300

A urine culture must be collected using this type of specimen.

➡️ What is a sterile specimen?

300

To maintain sterility, the nurse should never do this when collecting urine from an indwelling catheter.

➡️ What is disconnect the closed drainage system?

300

A cutaneous ureterostomy brings the ureters here.

➡️ What is through the abdominal wall to the skin surface?

400

The female urethra averages this length.

➡️ What is 1.6 inches?

400

Presence of glucose or ketones in urine may indicate this condition.

➡️ What is diabetes?

400

A 24-hour urine test must begin and end with this action.

➡️ What is emptying the bladder?

400

This type of irrigation rinses the bladder and may remove clots or debris.

➡️ What is bladder irrigation?

400

This diversion forms an internal reservoir that can be catheterized and is continent.

➡️ What is a continent urinary reservoir?

500

 The average daily urine output for a healthy adult.

➡️ What is 1500–2000 mL/day?

500

Less than this amount of urine per hour is cause for concern.

➡️ What is less than 30 mL/hour for two hours?

500

Urine specimens from urinary diversions may be collected from these two sources.

➡️ What is the stoma or the appliance?

500

The correct position for catheter insertion in a female patient if dorsal recumbent cannot be used.

➡️ What is Sims (lateral) position?

500

General stoma care includes keeping this area clean and dry.

➡️ What is the peristomal area?

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