When a patient is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, the nurse anticipates that the patient's urine will be
A) Transparent with an aromatic odor
B) Light yellow with a faint ammonia odor
C) Cloudy with an offensive odor
D) Greenish with a strong ammonia odor
Ans: C
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The best defense against malpractice claims associated with nursing care is accurate _____________
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What is the primary function of uterine contractions after delivery of the infant and placenta?
A) Return the uterus to normal size B) Seal off the blood vessels at the site of the placenta C) Stop the flow of blood D) Close the cervix
The nurse transcribes a new order for a patient for a fludrocortisone. When planning the time of administration, the nurse will schedule this medication to be given
a. with breakfast and dinner. b. once daily in the evening. c. before meals. d. with lunch.
The nurse contributes to the plan of care for a patient who has had radiological studies of the renal system and has a nursing diagnosis of Impaired Urinary Elimination. Which outcome indicates that the nursing interventions have been effective?
a. Patient voids 10 mL/hour of reddish urine. b. Patient voids an average of 15 mL/hour of dark-colored urine. c. Patient voids 30 mL/hour of cloudy urine. d. Patient voids 35 mL/hour of clear urine.