Urine Culture
Right Patient, Right Product, Right Time
Urinary Retention
Urinary Incontinence
BONUS!
100

T/F a fever is automatically indicative of a urine culture order?

False

100

5 minutes ago, you put your patient back in bed after having a bowel movement on the bedside commode. Naturally, they call and ask for "one of those pee devices they saw on the TV" to pee. Is this appropriate? 

No

100

What should we measure to see if a patient is retaining?

Post void residual 

100

True or False. Alzheimers contributes to urinary incontinence 

TRUE! 

100
What is the name of the charge nurse on the show "the Pitt"?

Dana

200

What is another culture that should be ruled out before ordering a urine culture with a patient on a fever?

Blood cultures

200
You just started dayshift. Male pt has external bag on and urinal hanging from the bedside. He's gotten up from the chair. Is it appropriate for him to have external catheter. 

No

200

What is a common medical diagnosis for male patients that would attribute to urinary retention?

BPH 

200

This type of urinary incontinence occurs when coughing, sneezing, laughing, or physical activity increases pressure on the bladder. 

Stress urinary incontinence 

200

What hospital, opened in 1823, was the first hospital in Louisville and the state of Kentucky?

Louisville Marine Hospital (now U of L)

300

T/F your patient has an increase in temperature and leukocytes in urine? Does this automatically trigger a urine culture?

False. Automatic triggers are a way to have false positives. 

300

Pt arriving to ICU immediately after brain surgery. What would the most appropriate catheter to grab?

Temp-sensing foley. 

300

What is a common class of medication associated with urinary retention?

Antidepressants

Antipsychotics

Opioids

Diphenhydramine

Ephedrine

NSAIDS

Drugs with anticholinergic activity

300

A patient experiences sudden urinary urgency and is unable to make it to the restroom before leakage occurs. Neurologic conditions and bladder irritation may contribute to this type.

Urge incontinence 

300

What is the most common organism that contributes to a CAUTI?

E. Coli

400

List three signs of a CAUTI a patient might present with

Fevers, rigors, altered mental status, flank pain, lethargy, CVA tenderness, acute hematuria, pelvic discomfort, dysuria, pelvic tenderness

400

Male pt with difficult insertion. what are you going to the supply room to grab?

Inserting a coude. 

400

BPH, bladder stones, fecal impaction, and vaginal prolapse can all cause urinary retention through this mechanism 

Obstruction or obstructive urinary retention 

400
T/F all patients experiencing urinary incontinence are appropriate candidates for an indwelling urinary catheter. 

False 

400

What is your hospitals nurse driven protocol for bladder scanning and intermittent catheterization?

BONUS if you can tell us!

500

What is the correct way to collect a urine culture from a foley catheter?

Confirm if by policy needs to swap out foley, clamp sample port, scrub sample port, obtain urine, put in sterile cup, send to lab within one hour 

500

Mrs. Jones is 48 hours post op for hip fracture. Fully bed bound and currently has foley in. What do you do?

Remove foley. Attempt to use a bedpan/urinal, bladder scan protocol 

500

What is a common neurologic related cause of urinary retention?

Cauda equine syndrome

Cord compression

Transverse myelitis

Spinal cord trauma

Multiple sclerosis

500

Two patients are both experiencing urinary leakage. One has sudden urgency, while the other has incomplete bladder emptying and dribbling. What two types of incontinence are being described?

Urge and overflow incontinence 

500

What year was the foley catheter invented?

1929