1. Four patients have been sent home with indwelling urinary…

1. Four patients have been sent home with indwelling urinary catheters. Which patient has the greatest risk for infection?
a. The patient who empties the drainage bag into the toilet
b. The patient who disconnects the drainage bag from the indwelling catheter to empty it.
c. The patient who must empty the drainage bag frequently throughout the day
d. The patient with the idwelling catheter attached to a bag drainage bag under trousers
2. What is the term used to describe a urinary output of less than 500mL per day?
3. The client’s two-way catheter has blocked. An open irrigationhas been ordered why should the solution be instilled gently and slowly?
4. The nurse is to collect a urine specimen from an indwelling catheter. What would the nurse do first?
5. The patient is experiencing dysuria, urgency, and frequency what type of urine specimen will the nurse expect the health care provider to order?
6. The client is to receive a bladder irrigation. What is the most important reason the nurse empty the drainage bag before starting the procedure?
7. A client brings in a urine specimen for a routine urinalysis. Which finding is considered normal?
a. Dark amber colour
b. Absence of glucose
c. Specify gravity 3.005
d. Presence of ketones
8. Why is bladde retrianing necessary after indwelling urinary catheter removal?
9. What type of urinary catheter is most appropriate for a continous bladder irrigation?