Urinary Elimination Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Urinary Elimination QuizOnline version Urinary system basics by Hanan 1 Urinary elimination is defined as the process of: a Releasing excess fluid and metabolic waste b Digesting food c Producing hormones 2 The urge to urinate usually appears when the bladder contains about: a 50–100 mL b 150–300 mL c 500–700 mL 3 The functional unit of the kidney is the: a Glomerulus b Nephron c Ureter 4 Which structure stores urine before elimination? a Bladder b Ureter c Kidney 5 Normal urine color is usually: a Dark brown b Red c Light yellow 6 The normal urine output in 24 hours for adults is approximately: a 500 mL b 1200–1500 mL c 3000 mL 7 A urine output less than 400 mL per day is called: a Oliguria b Anuria c Polyuria 8 Presence of blood in urine is called: a Hematuria b Dysuria c Nocturia 9 In women the urethra length is approximately: a 10 cm b 15 cm c 3.5–5.5 cm 10 Which medication increases urine production? a Diuretics b Antibiotics c Antihistamines 11 1 = True or 2 = False: The ureters transport urine from kidneys to the bladder. a 2 b 1 c 2 12 1 = True or 2 = False: Urine normally contains glucose. a 2 b 1 c 1 13 1 = True or 2 = False: Urine is normally sterile. a 2 b 1 c 2 14 1 = True or 2 = False: Pregnancy may cause urinary frequency. a 2 b 1 c 2 15 1 = True or 2 = False: Urinary retention means involuntary loss of urine. a 1 b 2 c 1 16 1 = True or 2 = False: Anuria means absence of urine. a 1 b 2 c 2 17 1 = True or 2 = False: Diuretics decrease urine production. a 1 b 2 c 1 18 1 = True or 2 = False: High water intake increases urine volume. a 2 b 1 c 2 19 1 = True or 2 = False: Dysuria means painful or difficult urination. a 2 b 2 c 1 20 1 = True or 2 = False: Hypotension may decrease urine output. a 2 b 1 c 2 21 Match Column A with Column B: 1. Kidney a A b E c B 22 Match Column A with Column B: 2. Ureter a C b D c A 23 Match Column A with Column B: 3. Bladder a B b A c E 24 Match Column A with Column B: 4. Urethra a E b C c B 25 Match Column A with Column B: 5. Nephron a C b D c E 26 1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 1 a E b A c B 27 1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 2 a D b A c C 28 1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 3 a C b D c A 29 1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 4 a D b A c B 30 1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 5 a A b D c C 31 Fill in the Blank: __________ means absence of urine. a anuria b polyuria c oliguria 32 Fill in the Blank: __________ means urine output less than 400 mL/day. a anuria b polyuria c oliguria 33 Fill in the Blank: __________ means excessive urine production. a dysuria b oliguria c polyuria 34 Fill in the Blank: __________ means painful urination. a polyuria b dysuria c nocturia 35 Fill in the Blank: __________ means urination during the night. a oliguria b dysuria c nocturia 36 Simple Essay: Define urinary elimination. a (not used) b Urinary elimination is the process of removing excess fluids and metabolic waste from the body throu c (not used) 37 Simple Essay: List the structures of the urinary tract. a Kidneys; Ureters; Bladder; Urethra b (not used) c (not used) 38 Simple Essay: Mention characteristics of normal urine. a Light yellow; Sterile; No glucose; No blood; Transparent; Aromatic odor b (not used) c (not used) 39 Simple Essay: List four factors affecting urinary elimination. a (not used) b Age; Fluid intake; Nutrition; Medications c (not used) 40 Simple Essay: Mention three nursing interventions to prevent urinary tract infection. a Encourage fluids; Void every 2–4 hours; Perineal hygiene b (not used) c (not used)

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Urinary Elimination QuizOnline version

by Hanan

Urinary elimination is defined as the process of:

The urge to urinate usually appears when the bladder contains about:

The functional unit of the kidney is the:

Which structure stores urine before elimination?

Normal urine color is usually:

The normal urine output in 24 hours for adults is approximately:

A urine output less than 400 mL per day is called:

Presence of blood in urine is called:

In women the urethra length is approximately:

Which medication increases urine production?

1 = True or 2 = False: The ureters transport urine from kidneys to the bladder.

1 = True or 2 = False: Urine normally contains glucose.

1 = True or 2 = False: Urine is normally sterile.

1 = True or 2 = False: Pregnancy may cause urinary frequency.

1 = True or 2 = False: Urinary retention means involuntary loss of urine.

1 = True or 2 = False: Anuria means absence of urine.

1 = True or 2 = False: Diuretics decrease urine production.

1 = True or 2 = False: High water intake increases urine volume.

1 = True or 2 = False: Dysuria means painful or difficult urination.

1 = True or 2 = False: Hypotension may decrease urine output.

Match Column A with Column B: 1. Kidney

Match Column A with Column B: 2. Ureter

Match Column A with Column B: 3. Bladder

Match Column A with Column B: 4. Urethra

Match Column A with Column B: 5. Nephron

1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 1

1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 2

1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 3

1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 4

1 → E; 2 → D; 3 → A; 4 → B; 5 → C. Match results: 5

Fill in the Blank: __________ means absence of urine.

Fill in the Blank: __________ means urine output less than 400 mL/day.

Fill in the Blank: __________ means excessive urine production.

Fill in the Blank: __________ means painful urination.

Fill in the Blank: __________ means urination during the night.

Simple Essay: Define urinary elimination.

Simple Essay: List the structures of the urinary tract.

Simple Essay: Mention characteristics of normal urine.

Simple Essay: List four factors affecting urinary elimination.

Simple Essay: Mention three nursing interventions to prevent urinary tract infection.