Urinary System Handout
- Urinary System
- Essential to ______
- Every head to toe assessment must include ______
- Anatomy
- Kidney:
- Characteristics
- ______
- Shape: ______
- Color: ______
- #: ______
- Cortex
- Contains: ______
- ______unit of the kidney
- ______blood
- Creates ______
- Medulla
- Function: Drain ______from the ______to the renal ______
- Renal pelvis
- Contains
- ______
- Renal ______
- Renal ______
- Ureters
- Long narrow ______tube
- Moves urine via ______
- Extends from ______- ______
- #: ______
- BLADDER
- Description ______
- Location: Behind ______
- Function: ______for urine
- Normal Capacity: ______
- Urethra
- Carries urine from ______& ______its from the body
- Function of the Urinary System
- ______formation
- The ______form urine through a ______process
- Nephron: ______
- Glomerulus
- Bowman’s capsule
- Proximal convoluted tubule
- Loops of Henle
- Distal convoluted tubule
- Excretion of ______products
- The amt. of ______formed is r/t the amt. of fluid ______
- fluid intake ______volume urine
- Characteristic: ______
- fluid intake ______volume of urine
- Characteristic: ______
- ______(waste product)
- Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) = ______
- Creatinine
- Creatinine clearance compares the levels of Creatinine in the ______with the levels in the ______
- ______Creatinine Clearance = renal dysfunction
- Primary means of ridding the body of ______
Small Group Questions
- Describe the flow of urine from formation to excretion
- What is the functional unit of the urinary system? What does it do?
- Increased or decreased fluid intake has what effect on volume of urine and its characteristics
- What two main waist products do the kidneys rid the body of?
- Assessment
- Nursing Assessment
- Urine: ______
- ______urinating
- ______intake
- Painful urination: ______
- Urinating at night: ______
- Blood in the urine: ______
- Cloudy urine: ______
- Discharge?
- Pain: ______
- Symptoms
- Associated symptoms
- Hx of ______
- Meds
- Smoking or ______
- Females: ______
- Physical Assessment
- Urine sample: ______
- V/S
- Skin: ______
- Palpate ______
- ______kidney for tenderness
- Urinalysis
- Color: ______
- Specific gravity: ______
- ______of urine
- Related to the level of ______
- fluid intake ______H20 excretion _____ specific gravity
- fluid intake ______H20 excretion _____ specific gravity
- pH: ______
- Protein: ______
- Negative for ______
- Trace only: ______
- Culture & Sensitivity
- ID ______
- Time: ______
- Clean-voided :uncontaminated by skin______.
- Female : Cleanse: ______to ______
- Male: Cleanse: tip of the penis ______
- Collect a "clean-catch"
- ______to void ______catchCollect ______oz of urine
- Safety
- ______precautions
- ______bag for transport
- Sterile urine specime
- CollectionIndwelling Foley Catheter
- ______from the drainage bag
- ______port
- Catheter –______cath
- A small amt of urine is allowed to run out of the catheter into a basin, then the urine is collect in a sterile specimen bottle.
- I&O
- Intake
- Oral ______
- 1 oz = ______mL
- Liquids a ______
- ______
- ______
- Output
- ______
- ______suction
- ______
- ______(chest / wound)
- Health person fluid ______= fluid ______
- If the client takes in more fluid than they excrete ______
- S&S
- Weight: ______
- Swelling: ______
- Urine output: ______
- Fluid ______
- Lungs
- Abd: ______
- Nursing Diagnosis: ______
- If a client excretes more fluid than they take in ______
- S&S
- ______
- Urine output______
- BP______
- Pulse______
- Mentation: ______
- Skin; ______
- Mucus membranes:______
- Weight: ______
Small Group Questions
- Describe the nursing assessment of a client who is complaining of voiding issues?
- What dx test do you expect the doctor to order for a client with renal failure
- What does a UA measure & what should not be found in the blood.
- Increased & decreased fluid intake have what effect on specific gravity
- Describe how to get a clean catch and a sterile urine specimen?
- Calculate the intake of a person who ate, 5 oz of jello, 10 oz chicken broth, and a 24 oz soda.
- Cystitis
- Inflammation of the ______
- Etiology: ______
- S&S
- ______uria
- ______
- ______
- ______uria
- ______uria
- ______uria
- Lower ______discomfort
- Gerontologic Considerations
- ______S&S
- ______
- Altered ______function
- ______temp
- Pyelonephritis
- Inflammation of the renal ______& parenchyma
- Etiology: ______/ ______
- S&S
- Cystitis +
- ______pain
- ______/ diarrhea
- ______/ chills
- ______
- Dx: ______
- Rx:______& Urinary ______
- Nursing Assessment
- S&S
- ______patterns
- ______intercourse
- Health promotion
- Fluids: ______
- Void when :______
- Female - Clean ______to ______
- ______after intercourse
- Avoid : ______
- ______underwear
- ______not bath
- Nrs. Dx: Pain
- Assess
- Admin
- Teach
- Diet
Small Group Questions
- What are the S&S of cystitis?
- Differentiate with cystitis & Pyelonephritis
- What are the gerontological considerations for a client with a UTI?
- What would you teach a client about preventing further UTI’s
- Glomerulonephritis
- Inflammation of the ______
- Damage
- ______& ______escapes into tubule
- Etiology
- Acute: ______
- Chronic: ______
- Nephrotic Syndrome:
- Group of ______
- ______in the urine
- ______serum ______
- ______
- _____ serum ______
- S&S
- #1 ______
- ______
- ______
- Irritability
- Fatigue
- Dx finding
- ______
- ______uria
- ______emia
- ______emia
- Azotemia: Increased ______products in the blood
- Complications
- Renal ______
- ______
- Medical management
- Edema: ______
- Inflammation: ______
- Infection: ______
- Diet
- Sodium: ______
- Protein: ______azotemia ______
- Fat: ______
- Nursing Management
- Edema:
- Qday ______
- ______
- Measure ______girth
- Skin ______
- Diet ______
- Kidney Stones AKA: Renal ______
- Risk factors
- ______
- Urinary ______
- ______
- ______
- S&S
- ______:
- ______
- ______
- ______
- ______uria
- DX
- ______
- ______
- CT scan / MRI
- Cystoscopy: ______scope to inspect ______
- ______anesthesia
- Medical management
- #1 goal :______:
- ______analgesic
- ______
- ______
- ______
- Diet
- Fluids
- Protein
- Sodium
- Surgical Management
- Nursing Dx: Acute pain / deficit knowledge
- Administer: ______
- Positision
- ______
- ______to flank
- Fluids
- Assess ______
- ______
- ______the urine with gauze
- Avoid ______
Small Group Questions
- What are the classic clinical manifestations fro a client with Glomerulonephritis
- What causes Glomerulonephritis
- What are the medical interventions for a client with Glomerulonephritis
- What are the specific nursing interventions of this client
- What are the S&S of renal calculi
- How is a renal calculi treated?
- Cancer
- Pathophysiology
- Most common site: ______
- Carcinogen: ______
- Metastasize ______
- S&S
- Initial: ______
- Late: ______& ______uria
- Med Treatment
- Goal Eradicate before ______
- ______
- Cystectomy/ Nephrorectomy
- Radiation
- Chemotherapy
- Renal Failure
- Unable to remove accumulated ______products from the ______
- Acute
- ______onset
- Often ______
- Etiology: ______- ______
- S&S
- ______uria: urine < ______mL/day
- BUN ______
- GFR ______
- ______
- Confusion
- ______& ______retention
- ______& ______
- ______kalemia
- End-stage
- ______kidney distruction
- S&S
- ______
- ______
- Weakness
- ______
- ______
- Medical treatment
- No ______drugs: ______
- Antihypertensives
- Diuretics
- Fluid: ______
- Sodium: ______
- Dialysis
- Purpose
- Remove ______and ______products from the body
- Definition
- ______means of removing waste from the blood
- Types:
- ______dialysis ______dialysis
- Process
- ______and ______across a semi permeable membrane into a ______solution
- Toxins and wastes are removed by ______
- Excess water is removed by ______
- Hemodialysis
- A ______with an artificial semi-permeable membrane
- Frequency: ______
- Peritoneal
- Uses the ______lining of the abd cavity
- Complication: ______
- Frequency: ______