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WorksheetsCh 27 & 28
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
This bladder training method voids at scheduled times, have them recognize when bladder is full, recognize need to void
bladder retraining
prompted voiding
habit training scheduled voiding
catheter clamping
Bladder retraining is:
person resists or ignores desire to urinate, follow a schedule not the urge
void at scheduled times, recognize when bladder is full, respond when prompted to void
scheduled at regular times to match their voiding habits
catheter is clamped to prevent urine flow from the bladder
Catheterization is:
a tube used to drain or inject fluid through a body opening
involuntary leakage of urine
process of inserting a catheter by a dr. or nurse, sterile procedure
process of emptying urine from the bladder
Which catheter drains the bladder and is then removed?
indwelling catheter
IV catheter
foley catheter
straight catheter
Make sure tubing has no (a) .
Which observations do we report and record when dealing with urinary catheters?
particles or blood; crusting, abnormal drainage; stool
color, clarity, odor of urine; c/o pain, burning, irritation; tears
c/o pain, burning, irritation; need to void ASAP; color, clarity, odor of urine
particles or blood; laughter; need to void ASAP
The goal of bladder training is:
gain control of urination
prevent UTIs
promote safety
provide privacy
Why do we have to keep the drainage bag below the bladder?
promote comfort
prevents urine from flowing backward into bladder
provide for privacy
prevents urine from flowing
Which is a use of a catheter?
measure amount of stool in bladder
infect wounds & pressure injuries
collect specimens
keep bladder empty before, during, after surgery
Which of the following is an incontinent product?
underwear
pull on underwear
compression garment
maxi pad
Which nursing measure would you question?
answer call lights promptly
give good skin care & peri care
record voiding at beginning of shifts
change wet clothes and linens promptly
Bladder retraining involves:
resisting the urge to void
voiding every time the urge is felt
negative feedback when incontinence occurs
frequent voiding throughout the day and night
The goal of bladder training is to:
control the amount voided daily
promote voiding at times best for staff
allow the person to walk to the bathroom
gain control of urination
A resident with dementia is restless and pulling at their pants. What should you do first?
distract the person with an activity
help the person to use the bathroom
play calming music
take the person for a walk
When applying an incontinence product
make sure the product is loose in the groin area
remove the old product from back to front
use the correct size
use the product to turn and position the person
