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Urinary health knowledge check.

by Courtney P
1

Which structures make up the urinary tract?

2

What is the usual first sign of urinary retention?

3

Which symptom is typical of a bladder infection?

4

What does a post-void residual (PVR) scan assess?

5

Which device is used for long-term bladder drainage?

6

What is the detrusor muscle responsible for?

7

Which incontinence type is triggered by cough or exertion?

8

Which factor can increase urinary tract infection risk?

9

What indicates normal pediatric urine output patterns?

10

What color change can signal dehydration?

11

Which lab test detects urinary infection?

12

Which action reduces CAUTI risk?

13

What does a cystostomy involve?

14

What is bladder training aimed to improve?

15

Which action helps prevent UTIs in the elderly?

16

What is a nephrostomy?

17

Which symptom suggests a kidney stone?

18

What does a UA with leukocytes indicate?

19

Which organ produces erythropoietin?

20

What is the normal adult hourly urine output range?

21

Which catheter type is external and noninvasive?

22

What does CAUTI stand for?

23

Which symptom is typical of overflow incontinence?

24

What is a key feature of functional incontinence?

25

Which statement describes a ureteral stent?

26

What does a normal post-void residual look like?

27

Which method increases bladder capacity gradually?

28

Which urinary parameter changes with diuretic use?

29

What does a clean-catch specimen help prevent?

30

Which condition is characterized by nocturia?

31

Which factor influences urine production?

32

What is a nephrostomy tube used for?

33

Which symptom suggests a UTI beyond dysuria?

34

Which device is used for intermittent catheterization?

35

What action supports perineal hygiene to prevent infections?

36

Which is a sign of lower urinary tract infection?

37

Which factor commonly worsens urinary retention?

38

What defines urinary incontinence?

39

Which procedure measures bladder volume noninvasively?

40

What is the primary purpose of perineal cleansing before catheterization?

41

Which symptom is NOT typical of urethral irritation?

42

What is a key indicator of kidney function decline?

43

What does a uroflow study assess?

44

Which condition increases risk for UTIs in older adults?

45

What is the typical range for normal urine pH?

46

Which catheter size system is used for adults?

47

What is the goal of sterile technique during catheterization?

48

Which statement about hydration and UTIs is true?

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The urinary tract consists of kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.

Urinary retention presents with difficulty or inability to urinate.

Dysuria and increased frequency are common UTI symptoms.

PVR measures how much urine remains after voiding.

An indwelling Foley catheter provides continuous drainage.

Detrusor contraction drives bladder emptying.

Stress incontinence occurs with increased intra-abdominal pressure.

Indwelling catheters raise CAUTI risk; maintain asepsis.

Kids often void more frequently with smaller volumes.

Dehydration often darkens urine color.

UA with dipstick helps detect infection markers.

Early removal minimizes infection risk.

Cystostomy places catheter directly into the bladder.

Bladder training builds regular voiding intervals.

Good hydration supports urinary clearance.

Nephrostomy diverts urine externally from the kidney.

Colicky flank pain is classic for stones.

Leukocytes in urine often signal UTI.

Erythropoietin is produced by the kidneys to stimulate RBCs.

Typical UOP ranges 30-70 mL per hour.

Condom catheters are noninvasive external devices.

CAUTI refers to infections linked to urinary catheters.

Overflow occurs from incomplete bladder emptying.

Functional incontinence stems from mobility or cognitive barriers.

A ureteral stent maintains patency past obstruction.

Normal PVR is minimal after a normal void.

A diary helps identify pattern and extend intervals safely.

Diuretics raise urine production.

Clean-catch minimizes contamination for accurate culture.

Nocturia = needing to urinate at night.

ADH regulates water reabsorption and UOP.

Nephrostomy diverts urine externally from the kidney.

Foul-smelling urine can accompany infection.

Intermittent catheters are purposefully removed after use.

Front-to-back perineal care reduces contamination.

Dysuria plus urgency points to lower UTI.

Prostate enlargement can obstruct urinary flow.

Incontinence is unintentional leakage.

Bladder scanning uses ultrasound to estimate volume.

Sterile technique minimizes infection risk.

Weight gain is not a urinary symptom.

Reduced UOP can signal impaired kidney function.

Uroflow analyzes urine flow dynamics.

Retention can promote bacterial growth.

Normal urine pH is mildly acidic to neutral.

Most catheters are sized in French units.

Sterile technique minimizes infection risk.

Adequate hydration helps flush bacteria.

 
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