Polyuria - answerIncreased urine production
2500-3000 mL
Oliguria - answerDecreased urine production
<500 mL day
<30 mL hr
Anuria - answerNo urine production
- Dialysis patient
- Kidney failure
Frequency - answerVoiding 4-6 daily
Often small quantity 50-100 mL
Causes
- Pregnancy
- UTI
- Increased fluid intake
- Stress
Nocturia - answerAwaken at night to urinate
Greater than or equal to 2x nightly
Urgency - answerStrong desire to void
Causes
- Irritation of trigone and urethra
- Poor sphincter control
- Unstable bladder contraction
- Stress
Dysuria - answerPainful urination
Causes
- Urinary infection
- Bladder or urethra injury
Dysuria S/S - answerNeed to push to void
Burning with or after urination (often associated with hesistancy)
Urinary Incontinence - answerInability to control bladder
Not a disease
Infectious Cystitis Causes - answerSmall urine volume or infrequent voiding
Sex
Catheter not drained to gravity
r/t upward migration of microorganisms (E.coli)
Cystitis and Catheters - answerIndwelling
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Suprapubic
Intermittent
Condom
Pure Wick
Assessing Cystitis - answerFrequency
Urgency
Dysuria
Hesitancy/difficulty starting stream
Cloudy, foul smell
Hematuria
Assessing Cystitis in Older Adult - answerConfusion
Falls
Incontinence
Decreased appetite
Urosepsis
- Fever
- Tachycardia
- Tachypnea
- Hypotension
Routine Urinalysis - answer10 mL minimum
No feces
Note if on period
Aseptic
No room temp for prolonged time due changes in concentration (process within and
hour)
Clean Catch/Midstream - answerSterile
Discard small amount (30mL)
Void into sterile container (10mL)
Stop collecting urine before patient empties bladder
Patient can collect on own if proper technique
Sterile Specimen - answerObtain by catheterizing patient or taking from indwelling
catheter
Use cath port, no drain bag
Syringe
Antiseptic swab
Clamp
Nonsterile gloves
24 Hour Specimen - answerDiscard first urine, and collect rest for 24 hours.
Specific Gravity - answer1.010-1.025