Nur3219c Exam 2 - Qs & As

Complications of procedures to remove stones {Ans: Hemorrhage, retained stone fragments, and infection}Complete fracture {Ans: bone is broken all the way through}Incomplete fracture {Ans: bone is not broken all the way through}Upper urinary tract infection symptoms {Ans: Flank pain, chills, fever Other: fatigue, anorexia, or asymptomatic Older adults: classic manifestations absent, Nonlocalized abdominal discomfort, cognitive impairment, or generalized deterioration; often afebrile Asymptomatic bacteriuria—colonization of bacteria in bladder; screen and treat with pregnancy only}kidney stones diagnostic studies {Ans: Noncontrast helical (spiral) CT scan Ultrasound Urinalysis 24-hour urine Retrieval and analysis of stones—important to determine problem contributing to stone formation}strangulated intestinal obstruction {Ans: Luminal obstruction with occlusion of blood supply}