(UTI). What would be considered an early
(UTI). What would be considered an early sign of cystitis? Choices : 1- Temperature 100.2 F. 2- Confusion. 3- Urgency. 4- Flank pain. What is pylonephritis is: Group of answer choices 1 Clear cells invade the tubules of the kidneys causing cell destruction. 2 Schistosomiasis from bordering organs such as the cervix or prostate invade the bladder 3 Staphylocococcus saproophyticus contaminates the urine. 4 E. coli causing infiltration of the kidney with WBCs causing inflammation, edema, and purulent urine. A a patient is scheduled to have an angiogram prosudure. Which of the following lab values would be essential for the nurse notify the health care provider of? Group of answer choices 1- BUN 21 mg/dL. 2- GFR 85. 3-Creatinine 2.33 mg/dL. 4-Potassium 5.1 mEq/. A patient have acute renal injury (AKI) due to the use of gentamicin. The nurse understands with this type of AKI: Group of answer choices 1- A decrease in the GFR caused a decrease in filtration pressure causing ischemia in the kidney 2-Toxic injury causing renal tubular injury leading to necrosis and inflammation causing a tubular backleak and oliguria. 3-An obstruction of the urterer causing an increase in hydrostatic pressure upstream from the obstruction causing a decrease in GFR. 4-Progressive loss of nephron function due to tubular interstitial disease. Which patient should the nurse assess first? (Priority ) Group of answer choices 1- A patient diagnosed with AKI whose GFR has gone from 55 to 25. 2- A patient who had surgery earlier in the day and has 140 mL urine output in the past 4 hours. (weight 82 kg) 3- A patient diagnosed with cystitis who is complaining of urgency and dysuria. 4- A patient diagnosed with AKI whose urine output has gone from 100 mL/day to 1800 mL/day. SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING 1 PATHO
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