This stores urine in the body.

This is where in the CHAM you would go to take a history of a urinary system problem.

The following is prevention Patient Education for which urinary Assessment: "Urinate as soon as you feel the need. Do not hold urine in your bladder for a long time. Try to drink 6-8 glasses of water or other liquid every day. For women: Wipe from front to back after urinating or having a bowel movement."

You would make this CHAM Assessment for a patient presenting with need to urinate often, pain with urination, no fever, no CVA tenderness, and mild tenderness above the pubic bone.

If you do not have a Standing Order for an Assessment you must do this.

These filter waste and extra fluid from the blood.

You would order this lab test for a female of child-bearing age.

The following is the Special Care instructions for which urinary Assessment: "Have patient try to urinate with the water faucet running, or sitting in a tub of warm water" is the Special Care instructions for which urinary assessment?

You would make this CHAM Assessment for a patient presenting with blood in urine, and has history of blood in urine and passing "gravel", intermittent back pain on one side that radiates to groin, no fever.

Which findings in a patient with a Bladder Infection require you to report NOW because of abnormal findings?

These tubes drain urine from the kidneys to the bladder.

You would order these lab tests if a male presents with discharge or pain with urinating.

The following is Patient Education for which urinary Assessment: "[This problem] can cause difficulty starting urine stream. A weak urine stream. Difficulty emptying bladder completely. The need to urinate more often than usual. Need to get up more often at night to urinate."

You would make this CHAM Assessment for a patient presenting with fever, back pain on one side, nausea and vomiting, and pain with urinating.

These are the causes of kidney stones. The answer can be found in the patient education section of the CHAM plan for this problem.

This muscular tube drains urine from bladder to outside the body.

Because of possible antibiotic resistance your doctor may instruct you to perform this Additional Care for Urinary 1: Bladder Infection

A doctor my instruct you to perform this Special Care procedure for a patient with Difficulty Urinating.

You would make this CHAM Assessment for a patient presenting with no urinary pain or fever. Urine leaks when coughing, laughing, or sneezing.

Even if you have a Standing Order for a Bladder Infection you still must report the patient if they meet any of these 7 criteria.

True or False: One function of the urinary system is to help regulate blood pressure

This is when you would schedule a recheck visit for a patient with a Bladder Infection.

Kegel's Exercise instructions are given as Patient Education for a patient who Can NOT Control Urination. Find in your CHAM the patient education for Kegel's Exercises

You would make this CHAM Assessment for a patient presenting with need to urinate often, dribbling urinary stream, and difficulty starting urine flow.

These 3 urinary system Assessments must ALWAYS be reported NOW.