Cna Unit 9 Test

Front 1

Pre-op

Back 1

Before surgery

Front 2

Post-op

Back 2

After surgery

Front 3

TCDB

Back 3

Turn, cough and deep breath

Front 4

TED hose

Back 4

Brand name of anti-embolism stockings

Front 5

BRP

Back 5

Bathroom privilege

Front 6

UA, U/A

Back 6

Urinalysis

Front 7

Cath

Back 7

Catheter

Front 8

BM

Back 8

Bowel movement

Front 9

BM

Back 9

Bowel movement

Front 10

UTI

Back 10

Urinary tract infection

Front 11

GI

Back 11

Gastrointestinal

Front 12

GU

Back 12

Genitourinary

Front 13

Lab

Back 13

Laboratory

Front 14

OR

Back 14

Operating room

Front 15

24 hour urine collection

Back 15

All urine collected in a 24 hour period

Front 16

Anuria

Back 16

Absence or suppression of urine

Front 17

Bed pan

Back 17

An object used for the toileting of a bedridden patient in a health care facility, usually made of a metal, glass, or plastic receptacle

Front 18

Beside commode

Back 18

A device used for elimination when a person is able to get out of bed but unable to walk to the bathroom.

• consists of a chair-like frame with a toilet seat and a removable collection bucket

Front 19

Bladder

Back 19

The organ that collects urine excreted by the kidneys prior to disposal by urination

Front 20

BM (Bowel movement)

Back 20

The discharge of waste matter fun the large intestine; defecation. The waste matter discharged from the large intestine; feces

Front 21

Bowel obstruction

Back 21

A mechanical or functional obstruction of the intestines, preventing the normal transit of the products of digestion

Front 22

Bowel retraining

Back 22

Helps to reestablish normal bowel movements in persons who suffer from constipation, diarrhea, incontinence, or irregularity

Front 23

Briefs

Back 23

Protective underwear fit those that are incontinent (similar to a diaper)

Front 24

Catheter

Back 24

A hollow flexible tube for insertion into a body cavity, duct, or vessel to allow the passage of fluids or distend a passageway. (Includes the drainage of urine)

Front 25

Clean catch/midstream

Back 25

A method of collecting a urine sample for various tests, including urinalysis and urine culture

Front 26

Collection device (hat)

Back 26

Used to collect urine or feces for a specimen

Front 27

Colon cancer

Back 27

A malignant tumor of the colon

Front 28

Colon/large intestine

Back 28

The colon removes water, salt, and some nutrients forming stool

Front 29

Colostomy

Back 29

A surgical procedure that involves connecting a part of the colon onto the anterior abdominal wall, leaving the patient with an opening on the abdomen called a stoma

Front 30

Condom catheter

Back 30

A special condom is attached to a catheter to keep the catheter in place and to collect urine

Front 31

Constipation

Back 31

Hard, dry feces that are difficult to pass

Front 32

Cystitis

Back 32

Inflammation of the bladder, often called bladder infection

Front 33

Defecation

Back 33

A bowel movement

Front 34

Dialysis

Back 34

A procedure that performs many of the normal duties of the kidneys, like filtering waste products from the blood, when the kidneys no longer work adequately

Front 35

Diarrhea

Back 35

The passage of liquid, informed feces

Front 36

Down drain bag

Back 36

Collects urine from catheter

Front 37

Down drain

Back 37

Tube that drains out of the bladder into a catheter bag

Front 38

Dysuria

Back 38

Painful or difficult urination

Front 39

Enema

Back 39

The procedure of introducing liquids into the rectum and colon via the anus

Front 40

Expectorate

Back 40

Cough or spit out phlegm from the throat or lungs

Front 41

Fecal impaction

Back 41

A large mass of dry, hard stool that can develop in the rectum due to chronic constipation

Front 42

Flatus/ flatulence

Back 42

Gas generated in or expelled from the digestive tract especially the stomach or intestines

Front 43

Foley/indwelling catheter

Back 43

A thin, sterile tube inserted into your bladder to drain urine. It can be left in place in the bladder for a period of time because there is an inflatable balloon at the end that will hold the tubing in place in the bladder

Front 44

Foreskin

Back 44

The retractable roll of skin covering the end of the penis

Front 45

Fracture pan

Back 45

Smaller bedpan features a tapered front so that it slides easily under the body. ( loop handle makes maneuvering easy)

Front 46

Hematuria

Back 46

The presence of blood in the urine. (A sign that something is causing abnormal bleeding in a person's genitourinary tract: the kidneys, or ureters)

Front 47

Hemorrhoids

Back 47

Swelling and inflammation of veins in the rectum and anus

Front 48

Ileostomy

Back 48

A surgical opening constructed by bringing the end or loop of small intestines (the ileum) out onto the surface of the skin.

•intestinal waste passes out of this

Front 49

Ileum/Small intestine

Back 49

Upper part of intestine where digestion is completed and nutrients are absorbed by the blood

Front 50

Incontinent pad

Back 50

Used on someone who is incontinent

Front 51

Kidney failure

Back 51

Diminished function of the kidney. May lead to complete loss of kidney function.

Front 52

Kidney stone (renal calculi)

Back 52

Stones that form in the urinary system.

Front 53

Leg bag urine collection

Back 53

A bag that is attached to the leg where urine accumulates.

Front 54

Nocturia

Back 54

The need to get up more than once or twice during the night to urinate, to the point, where sleep is disrupted

Front 55

Oliguria

Back 55

Production of abnormally small amounts of urine.

Front 56

Ostomy bag

Back 56

A bag worn over the stoma to receive fecal discharge.

Front 57

Polyuria

Back 57

Production of too much dilute urine.

Front 58

Sample/specimen

Back 58

A sample used for testing and diagnosis.

Front 59

Sputum

Back 59

Sample coughed up from the lungs.

Front 60

Stoma

Back 60

An artificial opening on your abdomen to collect waste (either feces or urine), the waste products are collected in a reservoir bag, or pouch

Front 61

Stool

Back 61

The waste product of the human digestive system.

Front 62

Straight catheter

Back 62

A rubber tube that is inserted, drains the bladder, and slipped out

Front 63

Suprapubic catheter

Back 63

A surgically-created connection between the urinary bladder and the skin which is used to drain urine from the bladder

Front 64

Ureterostomy

Back 64

The creation of a new outlet for a ureter

Front 65

Ureters

Back 65

Muscular tubes, about 16 inches (40 centimeters) long, that attach at their upper end to the kidneys and at their lower end to the bladder

Front 66

Urinal

Back 66

Container for male patients urine collection

Front 67

Urinalysis (UA)

Back 67

An array of tests performed on urine •One of the most common methods of medical diagnosis

Front 68

Urinary incontinence

Back 68

Loss of bladder control that results in the release of urine.

•May be temporary or permanent

Front 69

Urinary meatus

Back 69

The opening of the urethra, situated on the glans penis in males, and in the vulva in females

Front 70

Urinary tract infection (UTI)

Back 70

An infection of any of the organs of the urinary tract

Front 71

Urination

Back 71

Discharge of urine.

Front 72

Voiding

Back 72

To urinate.

Front 73

Position Foley catheter/bag/tubing bolds

Back 73

1. Place tubing over the leg

2. Attach to bed frame (not on side rail)

3. Below level of the bladder

Front 74

Measure/record urine output bolds

Back 74

1. Place container on flat surface

2. Record output accurately and within 25 ml's

Front 75

Collecting a stool specimen bolds

Back 75

1. Properly fill out label given and place on specimen container

2. Put lid tightly on the specimen cup

3. Place specimen cup into transport bag

4. Wash hands

Front 76

Assisting with a bedpan/fracture pan bolds

Back 76

1. Positions the bedpan/fracture pan under the patient correctly (if using a fracture pan, the flat side should be toward the back of the patient)

2. Position call light within reach of the resident

3. Provide privacy