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Terms in this set (65)cystitis inflammation of the bladder frequency abnormal number of voidings in a short period of time hydrocele excessive amount of fluid in the scrotal sac hypospadias congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is not the end of the penis but on a lower shaft oliguria decreased urinary output phimosis narrowing of the preputial opening of the foreskin polyuria increased urinary output pyelonephritis infection of the kidney and pelvis urgency impulse to void but inability to do so vesicoureteral reflux backflow of urine from the bladder into the ureters list five tests used to determine the cause of urinary dysfunction urinalysis, IV pyelogram, CT, cystoscopy, renal biopsy urinalysis, IV pyelogram, CT, cystoscopy, renal biopsy true or false the newborns kidneys function immaturely true true or false there is an unexplained relationship between low-set ears and abnormalities of the urinary tract true true or false phimosis is normal in newborn males and usually disappears by the time A boy is 3 years old true true or false the optimal time for surgical repair of hypospadias and epispadias is the late preschool period false true or false surgical repair of exstrophy of the bladder is done in the first two days of life true distention of the renal pelvis due to an obstruction is referred to hydronephrosis how would the nurse assess a child for bladder distention palpate gently below the umbilicus moving toward the symphysis pubis list four of the possible reasons why urinary tract infections are more common in girls than boys shorter urethra, urethra closer to anus, retention of urine, vaginitis what Laboratory test is done to confirm a diagnosis of UTI urine culture before antibiotics, renal / bladder ultrasound, vcug what classification of medication is used to treat a newly identified UTI in a 4 year old child broad spectrum oral antibiotics the characteristic sign of nephrotic syndrome is what edema where does nephrotic syndrome edema usually occur first in the eyes and ankles the nurse would expect a urinalysis of a child with nephrotic syndrome to reveal massive what albumin / protein what is the treatment of choice for nephrotic syndrome steroid therapy oral prednisone list three types of positioning care that might be given to a child with nephrotic syndrome pillow Place between knees with child laying inside, keep child's head elevated during the day to lower eyelid edema, bathe the eyes to prevent exudate accumulation when observing the urine of the child with nephrotic syndrome, the nurse should note character, color, odor, quantity the child receiving treatment for nephrotic syndrome is at risk for what infection acute glomerulonephritis is thought to be what kind of reaction caused by what an antigen-antibody reaction caused by group a beta hemolytic list for nursing interventions that would be appropriate for the child who has acute glomerulonephritis accurately record i&o, frequently assess Vital Signs, observe for fatigue, prevent infection foods high in what are restricted when a child with acute glomerulonephritis is oliguric potassium what organ is affected by Wilms tumor kidney what is involved in the treatment of Wilms tumor surgery, radiation, chemotherapy what precaution is taken in a child with Wilms tumor to prevent spread of the disease palpation of the abdomen is avoided cryptorchidism with acute scrotal pain can indicate a condition called testicular torsion surgical repair of cryptorchidism is called orchiopexy the nurse is planning care for a child with nephrotic syndrome knows the classification of medication used to reduce edema in nephrotic syndrome is steroids an expected outcome for a child with nephrotic syndrome is the prevention of skin breakdown which statement indicates to the nurse that a parent understands information about hypospadias surgical repair is usually performed by age 18 months which instruction should the nurse give parents about caring for a child with acute glomerulonephritis with oliguria limit activity until gross hematuria subsides the nurse should assess a child with acute glomerulonephritis for the presence of hypertension Wilms tumors are often discovered when a routine physical is given a parent reports her son's urethral opening is located on the undersurface of the penis. The nurse recognizes the child has which genitourinary condition hypospadias what information should the nurse include when teaching young girls about preventing UTIs wipe from front to back the etiology of acute glomerulonephritis is thought to be and antigen antibody reaction the nurse is assessing urinary output for a child with acute glomerulonephritis should expect urine to be Smokey Brown which is a sign of a UTI in a 6 year old child pain when urinating the nurse is caring for a child who has a ureterostomy. With this urinary diversion the nurse is aware that ureters are surgically implanted outside the abdominal wall children receiving steroids for nephrosis should be monitored closely for signs of infection when weighing diapers on a gram scale, the conversion from grams to millimeters is 1g equals 1 ml while the child with nephrotic syndrome is being treated, he or she should not receive immunizations while caring for a child with glomerulonephritis, the nurse observes a rise in the child's blood pressure. What is the most appropriate nursing action notify the physician what is an acceptable urine output for an 18 month old child 2 - 3 ml / kg/ hr What nursing action would be avoided when caring for a child diagnosed with Wilms tumor abdominal palpation a parent tells the nurse my child is going to have a test that takes an x-ray before and while he is urinating. The child is scheduled for which diagnostic study voiding cystourethrography cryptorchidism undescended testicle vesicostomy surgical opening into the bladder between the umbilicus and pubis oliguria decreased urinary output hydronephrosis distention of the renal pelvis caused by obstruction frequency abnormal number of weddings in a short period albuminemia protein in the blood pyelonephritis infection of the kidney and renal pelvis urgency urge to void but inability to do so neutropenia absolute neutrophil count below 1000 / mm3 hydrocele excessive amount of fluid in the sac that surrounds the testicle Sets with similar termsChapter 44: Genitourinary Dysfunction45 terms nuneb847 Peds-GU22 terms shruti29 Sets found in the same folderThe Child with a Skin Condition Chapter 3075 terms maying_yang The Child with a Cardiovascular Disorder Chapter 2658 terms maying_yang The Child with a Gastrointestinal Condition chapte…78 terms maying_yang The Child with a Metabolic Condition Chapter 3164 terms maying_yang Other sets by this creatorModule 13: Chapter 1018 terms nursenancy84 Module 13: Chapter 1018 terms nursenancy84 Module 10: Chapter 1 & 220 terms nursenancy84 Module 11: Chapter 3 &415 terms nursenancy84 Other Quizlet setsMagnets and Electricity33 terms ktatur4245 Con Law - Part 315 terms Shelby_Wise6 CPT Exam Prep131 terms jzamora707 SSN301 Chap 9 10 11 1280 terms Duc_Captain Related questionsQUESTION A group of preschool children sit on chairs they have arranged in two lines to pretend they are riding a bus. What type of play is this an example of? 15 answers QUESTION What are the symptoms of neuroblastoma? 15 answers QUESTION when does the neurological system develop? 13 answers QUESTION When do you give hepatitis B vaccine 13 answers What is the most common finding in acute glomerulonephritis?Glomerulonephritis signs and symptoms may include: Pink or cola-colored urine from red blood cells in your urine (hematuria) Foamy or bubbly urine due to excess protein in the urine (proteinuria) High blood pressure (hypertension)
What are the symptoms of acute glomerulonephritis?What are the symptoms of glomerulonephritis?. Fatigue.. High blood pressure.. Swelling of the face, hands, feet, and belly.. Blood and protein in the urine (hematuria and proteinuria). Decreased urine output.. What is acute glomerulonephritis in pediatrics?What is Pediatric Acute Glomerulonephritis? Acute glomerulonephritis results from inflammation of tiny tubes (glomeruli) in the kidney. These tubes act as a filter, cleaning the blood by separating wastes and extra fluid. When the glomeruli do not function properly, waste products build up in blood.
Which combination of signs is commonly associated with glomerulonephritis?4. Which combination of signs is commonly associated with glomerulonephritis? a) Massive proteinuria, hematuria, decreased urinary output, and lethargy.
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A nurse assesses that a child with acute glomerulonephritis has a urinalysis that would show:
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