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Factors influencing urinary pattern *****
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Disease conditions
Sociocultural Psychological Fluids and Balar |
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Factors influencing urinary pattern *****
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Surgery
Medications Dx Evaluation Age |
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Factors influencing urinary pattern *****
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Food
Muscle Tone Inability to communicate needs |
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Factors Affecting patterns of
Urinary Elimination*** |
Bladder irritation
infection trauma glocosuria carcinoma - cancer |
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Factors Affecting patterns of
Urinary Elimination*** |
Impaired ability to recognize bladder cues
CNS disease/injury |
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Factors Affecting patterns of
Urinary Elimination*** |
Weak pelvic floor muscles
obesity aging childbirth |
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Factors Affecting patterns of
Urinary Elimination*** |
Bladder outlet obstruction
fecal impaction chronic constipation |
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Factors Affecting patterns of
Urinary Elimination*** |
Decreased bladder muscle tone from dehydration
Diagnositc procedures |
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Factors Affecting patterns of
Urinary Elimination*** |
Anesthesia/surgery
Pathologic conditions |
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Oliguria
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Decrease capacity to form or pass urine
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Dysuria
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Painful
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Nocturia
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Night
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Enuresis
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Bed wetting
Small bladder, UTI, allergies |
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Polyuria
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Void large amounts
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Volume of urine to pass***
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30 ml per hour to maintain renal function
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Why are pts put on a broad specturm anitbiotic?
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To begin treatment prior to the results of the urine culture is back. Then change to spec. antibiotic.
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Disease condition****
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Diabetes
Alzh Parkinsons Multiple Schol |
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Sociocultural ***
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Privacy
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Psychological ***
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Anxiety
Emotional stress |
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Fluids and Balance****
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Balance I/O
Excess intake of alc, caff, will upset bladder |
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Surgery****
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Stress related - causes alternations in body
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Medications****
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Will effect
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Dx Evaluation***
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Invasions proced
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Age***
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Changes with age
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Food****
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High in Na cause retention
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Muscle Tone***
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Lose as older
Child bearing |
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Inability to communicate****
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Dsy
Spine injury Body does not have sensation |
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Inability to access b/room***
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Environmental
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Decrease bladder capacity***
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Freq trips
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Functional incontinence
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they know that they need to void but can not get there in time
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Urinary Antispasmodics****
(Anticholinergics) |
Allows pt to hold urine longer
Incr bladder cap Dec freg of voiding |
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Urinary Antispasmodics****
(Anticholinergics) |
Side/effects
Dry mouth, drowsiness, blurred vision |
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Stress incontinence
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One experiences an involuntary passage of urine because of intra-abd pressure.
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Stress Incontinence******
What drugs treat this? |
Pseudoephedrine (sudafed)
Vaginal estrogen cream |
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Overactive bladder***
Drug anticholinergic? |
Ditropan
Increase bladder cap Decrease frequency of voiding |
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Overactive bladder***
Drug |
Detrol
relaxes bladder muscles improve ability to control urination Dec leaking Dec feeling of freq Dec trip to b/r |
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Urge incontinence****
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State in which one experiences invol passage or urine, soon after a strong sense of urgency to void
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What is urecholine?***
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Med to treat urinary retention
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Urecholine**
Does what |
Treat overactive bladder
Helps to empty bladder |
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Urecholine**
When to take |
Take on empty stomach
1 hr before meals 2 hr after meals |
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Urecholine**
Side effect |
Dizziness/Lightheadness
severe - SOB; wheezing |
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Cranberry helps with what?
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UTI
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