Urinary System
Involuntary loss of small amounts of urine due to increased intra-abdominal pressure
What is Stress Incontinence
Would suspect this if you noticed patient having liquid stool seep around a harden fecal mass
Fecal Impaction
Can cause constipation and kidney stones
Hypercalcemia
Used to treat pain associated with UTI
Pyridium
Insertion angle for male urinary catheterization
90 degrees
Loss of urine in combination with a distended bladder
What is Overflow Incontinence
Stool specimen that should be sent if patient having acute diarrhea
Stool for C-diff
Mineral found in fruits and vegetables
Potassium
Constant use of this type of medication can cause dependency
Laxatives
Also called a large volume enema
Hypotonic enema
Collection of urine that needs to be placed on Ice or refrigerated and you discard first void then start collection
24 Hour urine
The position you should lay a patient in when administering an enema
Left lateral or SIMs
A water soluble vitamin that assists in collagen formation
Vitamin C
Can cause darker stools and liquid form can stain teeth
Iron
Used 30 minutes prior to fecal disimpaction to soften feces
Oil-retention enema
Collect this specimen from a clean bedpan or container and send to lab immediately
Urinalysis
Fecal disimpaction can cause this
Bradycardia or cardiac dysrhythmias
A fat soluble vitamin that assists in the absorption of calcium
Vitamin D
type of antihistamine that can cause dryness
Benadryl
Type of test where barium is administered by mouth
Small Bowel Series
Tests used to determine kidney function
BUN and Creatinine
Can cause sodium retention
Hypertonic enema
A type of diet that contains liquids you can see through
Clear Liquid Diet
A type of potassium sparing diuretic
Aldactone
X-ray exam with contrast that assesses urinary tract function
Intravenous pyelography