Labs
clean-catch urine specimen procedure
How should a nurse instruct the patient to obtain urine for culture?
evaluate for signs of hypokalemia
What should the instructions be to a patient taking a thiazide diuretic?
Loss of bladder control after a stroke.
What is neurogenic bladder?
glucose negative
What is a normal finding on a urinalysis report?
post TURP following catheter removal
When is dribbling of urine seen following a TURP?
Excessively high BUN
What causes disorientation?
Diuretic that does not cause potassium loss.
What is Spironolactone?
Cystitis
What urinary disorder manifests with dysuria, urinary frequency, and pyuria?
pH of 8.0
What is an abnormal finding on a urinalysis report?
Red drainage from urinary catheter
The body breaks down protein that results in urea, nitrogen, and this product.
What is creatinine?
relaxes the prostate and bladder
How do Alpha-1 antagonists work?
Anasarca
clear, straw yellow
What is normal urine appearance?
4ng/mL
What is normal PSA?
Lab test that signals a fluid volume deficit.
A BUN of greater than 20mg/dL
06-1.3 mg/dL
What are normal creatinine levels?
High Carbohydrate diet
What type of diet will the client with acute renal failure be encouraged to eat?
The presence of blood in the urine.
What is hematuria?
There may be possible obstruction.
Why would the nurse check the post TURP foley when he complains of spasm pain over his lower abdomen?
WBC urine reports states TNTC
Bright, red-orange urine
What symptom is caused by phenazopyridine?
oliguric, diuretic, and recovery
What are the three phases of AKI?
A urine culture
What is the next step for an abnormal urinalysis to identify antibiotic sensitivity?
by deducting the amount of irrigating solution
How is urine output evaluated in the patient having CBI?