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WorksheetsAlteration in Elimination Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Micturition is stimulated by:
bladder filling
rectal filling
mass movement
segmental movement
Stool color is due to?
urochrome
stercobilin
urea
hydrogen sulfide
The presence of epithelial cells in urinary casts indicates which of the following pathophysiologic conditions:
glomerulonephritis
pyelonephritis
urinary tract infection
acute tubular necrosis
Obstruction in the renal tubules leads to:
dilation of structures proximal to the obstruction
dilation of structures distal to the obstruction
constriction of structures proximal to the obstruction
constriction of structures distal to the obstruction
Partial obstructions with manifestations of hard, solidly formed stool are most likely located in which colon segment?
cecum
ascending colon
transverse colon
sigmoid colon
Steatorrhea is most commonly associated with:
bowel obstruction
urolithiasis
malabsorption syndromes
encopresis
The most common component of renal calculi is:
calcium oxalate
uric acid
struvite
cystine
Inability to voluntarily prevent the discharge of urine is known as:
encopresis
enuresis
endoscopy
anuria
Incontinence caused by exertional stimulus is known as:
urge incontinence
overactive bladder
functional incontinence
stress incontinence
The form of PKD that first manifests in the early infant period is most commonly characterized as
autosomal dominant
autosomal recessive
acquired
all of these
Manifestations of PKD include which one of the following?
reduction in kidney size bilaterally
increase in kidney size bilaterally
reduction in kidney size unilaterally
increase in kidney size unilaterally
A single outpouching of the colon wall is called:
diverticula
diverticulum
diverticulosis
diverticulitis
In comparing dietary strategies suggested for prevention of both diverticulitis and renal calculi, which one is common to both conditions?
avoidance of tea and cola
avoidance of high fats
avoidance of nuts and strawberries
avoidance of rice
Retentive incontinence may be caused by:
fear of defecation
organic bowel impairment
ineffective toilet-training management
anatomical defect
Vitamin D inactivation in renal disease is associated with:
anemia
osteodystrophy
altered water balance
hyperkalemia
