4Th Semester

Front 1

UTI's are described by ____

Back 1

Location

Front 2

These are the 3 types of _____ ______ urinary tract:
Urethritis
Cystitis
Prostatis

Back 2

Acute Lower

Front 3

Acute _____ urinary track would be Acute pyelonephritis

Back 3

Upper

Front 4

Inflammation of the bladder

Back 4

Cystitis

Front 5

The most commn UTI is the infectioous _________

Back 5

cystitis

Front 6

There is also something called ________ cystitis which is caused by irritation from chemicals or radiotion

Back 6

Noninfectious

Front 7

Inflammatory process for a UTI that has no known cause

Back 7

Interstitial Cystitis

Front 8

Obstruction
Stones
Vesicoureteral reflux
Diabetes
Characteristics of Urine
Gender
Age
Sexual Activity

Back 8

Risk factors for UTI

Front 9

Large stones that cause obstruction

Back 9

Calculi

Front 10

______ can live within stones and cause infection because rough surfaces irritates the mucosal surfaces

Back 10

Bacteria

Front 11

The #1 thing you want to treat for a stone is the __________ causing the stones

Back 11

Condition

Front 12

This causes excess glucose in urine which provides rich medium for bacterial growth

Back 12

Diabetes

Front 13

Peripheral _____ from diabetes affects the bladder innervation which leads to flaccid bladder and incomplete emptying

Back 13

Nueropathy

Front 14

RN intervention for diabetes is good ______ control

Back 14

Glucose

Front 15

This causes incomplete bladder emptying which creates a continous pool of urine where bacteria can grow

Back 15

Obstruction

Front 16

An obstruction prevents the flushing out of _______

Back 16

Bacteria

Front 17

Since there is an obstruction it allows bacteria to ascend more easily to _______ structures

Back 17

Higher

Front 18

RN interventions include:
________ liquids
Encourage more freqent ______

Back 18

Increase
Voiding

Front 19

When bacteria is forced backwards from the bladder into the ureters and kidneys causing PYELONEPHRITIS

Back 19

Vesicoureteral Reflux

Front 20

Reflux of sterile ______ can cause renal scarring and in long term renal dysfunction

Back 20

Urine

Front 21

Interventions for Vesicoureteral Reflux are that affected ureters are surgically ______ in bladder to eliminate reflux

Back 21

Surgically

Front 22

Alkalotic or ______ urine promotes bacterial growth

Back 22

Concentrated

Front 23

Interventions include to make urine more acidic by taking VITAMIN _____ tablets (not citrus fruits because the can make urine alkaline)

Back 23

C

Front 24

Give vaginal ______ cream to improve health of vaginal and urethral cell

Back 24

Estrogen

Front 25

Most common type of organism that invades and cause UTI's are ______ which comes from the intestinal tract

Back 25

E.Coli

Front 26

Untreated _____ can lead to pyelonephritis and sepsis

Back 26

UTI's

Front 27

______ meds can cause delayed bladder emptying

Back 27

Anti-cholinergic

Front 28

If you have hypoestrogenism is can adversly affect your vaginal and uretheral cells causing you to be more susceptible to __________

Back 28

Infection

Front 29

You should drink ____ oz of fluid after sex and urinate before and after

Back 29

8

Front 30

Candida

Back 30

Fungal infections that can cause long term antibotic therapy

Front 31

A parasite found in the vagina that is also found in urine; if you treat this then it will resolve the UTI

Back 31

Trichomonas

Front 32

Rare chronic inflammation of the entire lower urinary tract

Back 32

Interstitial Cystisis

Front 33

Interstitial Cystitis is _____ to diagnosis and the manifestations are similar to infectious cystitis with more intense urgency and bladder pain

Back 33

Difficult