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RNSG 1430 ELIMINATION EXAM UPDATED
EXAM WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS.
What is elimination? - correct answer -The excretion of waste
products from the kidneys and intestines
The excretion of waste products from the kidneys and intestines -
correct answer -GI system (intestines) passage of stool through
intestinal tract and dispelling stool by means of intestinal smooth
muscle contraction.
Urinary system (kidneys)- passage of urine through urinary tract
by means of urinary sphincters and urethra.
Skin
lungs
micturition - correct answer -urination
anuria - correct answer -without urine
dysuria - correct answer -painful urination
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polyuria - correct answer -many urinations
oliguria - correct answer -productions of small amounts of urine
nocturia - correct answer -frequent urination at night
enuresis - correct answer -bed wetting
glycosuria - correct answer -sugar in the urine
urinary frequency - correct answer -small amounts of urine
frequency
urinary hesitancy - correct answer -the urge to urinate but theres
difficulty to get started
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continence - correct answer -able to hold urine appropriate
incontinence - correct answer -the innability to hold in urine
retention - correct answer -bladder feels full but you cant make it
come out
Interrelated concepts of elimination - correct answer -Nutrition
Fluids and Electrolytes
Acid base balance
Mobility
Cognition
Coping
bladder elimination antecedents - correct answer -Urge to urinate
Feeling of fullness or possible contraction of bladder
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bladder elimination attributes - correct answer -Presence of urine
Passage of urine
Retention of urine
Color of urine
Frequency of urination
Amount of urine
bowel elimination antecedents - correct answer -Urge to defecate
Possible intestinal cramping or feeling of fullness in rectum
bowel elimination attributes - correct answer -Presence of
stool/feces
Passage of stool
Form of stool
Color of stool
Frequency of stool passage
Retention of stool
The production and excretion of urine pathway - correct answer -
Kidneys
Ureters
RNSG 1430 ELIMINATION EXAM UPDATED
EXAM WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS.
What is elimination? - correct answer -The excretion of waste
products from the kidneys and intestines
The excretion of waste products from the kidneys and intestines -
correct answer -GI system (intestines) passage of stool through
intestinal tract and dispelling stool by means of intestinal smooth
muscle contraction.
Urinary system (kidneys)- passage of urine through urinary tract
by means of urinary sphincters and urethra.
Skin
lungs
micturition - correct answer -urination
anuria - correct answer -without urine
dysuria - correct answer -painful urination
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polyuria - correct answer -many urinations
oliguria - correct answer -productions of small amounts of urine
nocturia - correct answer -frequent urination at night
enuresis - correct answer -bed wetting
glycosuria - correct answer -sugar in the urine
urinary frequency - correct answer -small amounts of urine
frequency
urinary hesitancy - correct answer -the urge to urinate but theres
difficulty to get started
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continence - correct answer -able to hold urine appropriate
incontinence - correct answer -the innability to hold in urine
retention - correct answer -bladder feels full but you cant make it
come out
Interrelated concepts of elimination - correct answer -Nutrition
Fluids and Electrolytes
Acid base balance
Mobility
Cognition
Coping
bladder elimination antecedents - correct answer -Urge to urinate
Feeling of fullness or possible contraction of bladder
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bladder elimination attributes - correct answer -Presence of urine
Passage of urine
Retention of urine
Color of urine
Frequency of urination
Amount of urine
bowel elimination antecedents - correct answer -Urge to defecate
Possible intestinal cramping or feeling of fullness in rectum
bowel elimination attributes - correct answer -Presence of
stool/feces
Passage of stool
Form of stool
Color of stool
Frequency of stool passage
Retention of stool
The production and excretion of urine pathway - correct answer -
Kidneys
Ureters
