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The nurse is reviewing the urinalysis report on an assigned patient. The nurse recognizes which finding to be normal?
- A. Turbidity clear
- B. pH 6.0
- C. Glucose negative
- D. Red blood cells, 15 to 20
- E. White blood cells
Correct Answer: A,C
Rationale: The normal findings are: turbidity clear, and glucose negative. The other findings are abnormal.
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The patient with nephrosis questions the need for bed rest. How would the nurse explain the benefit of bed rest?
- A. The recumbent position may initiate diuresis.
- B. It preserves the skin integrity.
- C. It lowers the level of albuminuria.
- D. It saves stress on joints.
Correct Answer: A
Rationale: It is believed that the recumbent position helps initiate diuresis.
A home health patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) verbalizes feeling helplessness related to this life-altering disease. Which nursing intervention would be most helpful?
- A. Ensure restricted protein intake to prevent nitrogenous product accumulation.
- B. Include the patient in making the plan of care.
- C. Counsel patient about end-of-life provisions.
- D. Write out a detailed schedule of health care provider's appointments.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Listen to the patient and allow time for discussion about concerns and the plan of care to return some sense of control. End-of-life discussions are premature and will not benefit the patient who is experiencing helplessness.
The nurse notes the amount and color of the urine the patient with urolithiasis has voided. While using Standard Precautions, which action will be the nurse's next action?
- A. Discard the urine.
- B. Add the urine to a 24-hour collector.
- C. Send the urine to the laboratory.
- D. Strain the urine.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale: All urine should be strained. Because stones may be any size, even the smallest speck must be saved for assessment by the laboratory.
Acute glomerulonephritis is commonly a result of a preexisting infection of b-hemolytic ___.
- A. streptococci
Correct Answer: streptococci
Rationale: The health history commonly reveals that the onset of acute glomerulonephritis is preceded by b-hemolytic streptococcal infection.
As the nurse and the dietitian review a female patient's diet plan with her, she shouts that with her diabetes and now the kidney failure, there is just nothing she can eat. She says she might as well eat what she wants, because there is nothing she can do to help herself. Based on the patient's response, which patient problem does the nurse identify?
- A. The patient will not likely follow a prescribed diet due to anger.
- B. The patient does not understand the diet, and will likely have poor nutrition.
- C. The patient is in the grieving process, due to the probability she will die soon.
- D. The patient is feeling unable to cope, and feels helpless over having diabetes and kidney failure.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale: Ineffective coping due to the feeling of powerlessness against the multiorgan failure may result in aggressive or infantile behavior.