Assessment of kidney and Urinary Tract Function Quiz

1. . Nursing responsibilities after renal angiography include:

2. A major manifestation of uremia is:

3. A major sensitive indicator of kidney disease is the

4. An older adult male patient has a history of an enlarged prostate. The patient is most likely to report which symptom associated with this condition?

5. Significant nursing assessment data relevant to renal function should include information about:

6. Which renal change associated with aging does the nurse expect an older adult patient to report?

7. Impairment in the thirst mechanism associated with aging makes an older adult patient more vulnerable to which disorder?

8. Mastering voluntary micturition is a normal developmental task for which person?

9. Which event is most likely to trigger renin production?

10. The nurse is talking to a group of older women about changes in the urinary system related to aging. What symptom is likely to be the common concern for this group?

11. Which hormone is released from the posterior pituitary and makes the distal convoluted tubule and the collecting duct permeable to water to maximize reabsorption and produce concentrated urine?

12. Vitamin D is converted to its active form in the kidney. If this function fails, which electrolyte imbalance will occur?

13. The normal amount of sodium ingested and excreted in the urine is approximately

14. Which personal action is most likely to cause the kidneys to produce and release erythropoietin?

15. In which circumstance is the regulatory role of aldosterone most important in order for the person to maintain homeostasis?

16. . Oliguria is said to be present when urinary output is:

17. An elderly patient has been in bed for several days after a fall. The nurse encourages ambulation to stimulate the movement of urine through the ureter by what phenomenon?

18. A cystoscope allows visualization of the:

19. The nurse should inform a patient that preparation for intravenous urography includes:

20. Increased blood osmolality will result in:

21. A patient has sustained a minor kidney injury. Which structure must remain functional in order to form urine from blood?

22. Based on the nurse’s knowledge of the normal function of the kidney, which large particles are not found in the urine because they are too large to filter through the glomerular capillary walls? (Select all that apply.)

23. Nursing management after a renal brush biopsy includes: