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NA II Test 3
Questions and answers for NA II study guide- test three
Question | Answer |
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What is the normal Production flow of urine? | 800 to 2000 mL per day |
What is a supra-pubic catheter? | Surgically inserted through abdominal wall into bladder |
What size foley for children? | 6, 8 or 10 |
What size foley for grown females | 14 or 16 |
What size foley for grown males? | 14, 16 or 18 |
What is a condom cath? | An external catheter for males, applied over the penis and attached to a drainage tubing/bag |
When you remove an indwelling foley, when should you notify the nurse if the patient does not urinate? | After 4 hours |
What is a Coude catheter and what is it used for? | A special cath used for males with enlarged prostate glands. It must be inserted by a Physician or a specially trained RN. |
What is a straight cath and what is it used for? | A stright cath is used for obtaining a sterile urine speciman |
How much urine is needed for a specimen? | 30-50 mL |
How far do you insert a catheter into a male? | 6-7 inches; after reach urine flow, + 2-3 inches |
How far do you insert a catheter into a female? | 1-3 inches; until reach urine flow, + 2-3 inches |
What is a Speci-cath? | Specimen cath collecter; connects straight from cath to speciman container cup. |
What do you do if you insert a foley cath into the vagina? | Leave it, restart with another kit. |
What do you do if a male patient becomes erect while inserting a foley cath? | Stop, provide privacy, tell him when you're coming back and come back later |
What is the prostate? | A gland that secretes fluid in semen |
What are the essential nutrients? | Proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins and water |
What are the six essential nutrients for? | Supply heat and energy build and repair body tissue regulate body functions |
What are proteins for? | make new cells and rebuild tissue |
What are carbohydrates for? | Body uses them to produce heat and energy |
What are fats for? | Extra energy stored as this to produce heat and energy |
What are minerals for? | help build body tissues (specifically bones and teeth) |
What are vitamins for? | regulates body |
What is water for? | The function of water include digestion, absorption, circulation, creation of saliva, transportation of nutrients, and maintenance of body temperature |
How does culture affect diets? | Foods are restricted/encouraged; how things are prepared is looked at etc. |