Incontinence
Define urge incontinence
Urinating due to an abrupt urge to void
Kidneys do not filter ____ as efficiently
Blood
Eliminate _____ products from ____
waste, blood
Define UTI
Infection of urethra, bladder, ureter, or kidney
Define Dialysis
artificial means of removing the bodies waste products
Define stress incontinence
Urination due to pressure on bladder
_____ muscle tone weakens
Bladder
Maintain _____ _____ in body
water balance
Define Urine retention
Inability to adequately or completely empty the bladder
define straight catheter
A catheter that does not remain inside the person; it is collected immediately after urine is drained or collected
Define mixed incontinence
_____ holds less _____, causing more frequent _____
Bladder, urine, urination
Regulate _____ levels in body
electrolyte
Define CAUTI
Catheter associated urinary tract infection. Caused when catheter care is inadequate
define clean catch specimen
a urine specimen that does not include the first and last urine voided; also called midstream specimen
Define functional incontience
Urine lost by environmental, cognitive, or physical reasons
_____ may not completely _____, increasing risk for ______
Bladder, empty, infection
Assist in regulating _____ _____
blood pressure
define renal calculi
kidney stones
define sphincter
a ring-like muscle that opens and closes an opening in the body
Overflow or over-distension of the bladder
_____ _____ is NOT a normal change of aging
Urinary incontinence
Helps ____ ____ remain stable (maintains _____)
define ketones
chemical substances that the body produces when it does not have enough insulin in the blood
What urinary risks are increased by obesity?
Stress incontinence, UTI, kidney cancer, prostate cancer