Nursing 1180A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Hematuria, Urination, Polyuria
29 Jun 2016
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New terminology: oliguria- decreased ability to form urine (<400-500 ml/24hrs, anuria- inability to form urine (0-100 ml/24hrs, dysuria- pain on urination; described as burning (e. g. 1: disease or disability: diseases may be treatable or reversible. Sign change in volume or quality of urine produced. Signs and symptoms relate to site of dysfunction e. g. glomerulus, renal tubule decreased secretion, filtration, or reabsorption. Assessment leads to good nursing diagnosis & care planning. 3: medications: meds can cause diuresis or retention through various mechanisms. Pfm under voluntary & involuntary control release of sphincter. Pfm provide structural support to pelvic organs & prevent urine loss at bladder neck: weak pfm contributes to problems. Prep for numerous tests ask client to or fluid intake, or. Tests involving direct visualization edema, trauma, spasm risk for retention, discomfort, or pain. S & s of inflammation of 2nd degree injury. Effects of trauma to area (e. g. for renal stones) Embarrassment sensitive topic of increased urgency, frequency, retention.
