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WorksheetsElimination Games
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Benjamin, a 41-year-old adventurer, asks Nurse Sophia what he can do to dodge the sneaky risk of BPH. With a twinkle in her eye, Nurse Sophia explains:
"Riding a bicycle raises prostate specific antigen levels and may increase BPH risk," she warns with a playful wink.
"Ah, prevention is a tricky beast, as prostatic enlargement is a part of the grand aging adventure," she muses.
"Consider swapping butter and margarine for a bounty of fruits in your diet; it might just be your secret weapon," she suggests with a knowing smile.
"A daily dose of vitamin E has been known to shrink the prostate in some daring souls," she adds with a nod.
Imagine you're a detective like Maya, trying to solve the mystery of BPH! Which clue is most commonly found in clients with BPH?
Hesitancy when starting the urine stream
Increase in size and force of urine stream
Sharp pain when starting to void
Unusual scrotal tenderness with swelling
Imagine you're a detective like Ethan, trying to solve the mystery of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) symptoms! To crack the case, what would you ask the patient about?
lower back and hip pain.
the presence of blood in the urine.
an erectile dysfunction (ED).
occurrence of a weak urinary stream.
Which diagnostic test for BPH does it depict?
DRE
ADR
ADH
RDS
Daniel has frequent and urgent trips to the bathroom!
Daniel thinks cutting back on his fluid intake might be the key. How should you advise him?
Tell Daniel to restrict fluid intake until test results are evaluated and the exact diagnosis is made.
Suggest Daniel increase the intake of diuretic type fluids, such as coffee or tea, to increase urine flow.
Advise Daniel to add citrus juice to his daily fluid intake to boost immune defenses against infection.
Warn Daniel that decreasing fluid intake may increase his risk of developing a urinary tract infection.
David, scheduled for a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) for BPH, confides in Nurse Zoe about his fear that the surgery might affect his sexual function. With a reassuring smile, Nurse Zoe explains that
with this type of surgery, erectile problems are rare, but retrograde ejaculation may occur.
information about penile implants used for ED is available if he is interested.
there are many methods of sexual expression that can be alternatives to sexual intercourse.
sterility will not be a problem after surgery because sperm production will not be affected.
During a night shift, Nurse Ava noticed that her patient felt like their bladder was a balloon ready to pop! The drainage from the catheter showed minimal output for the last two hours. To save the day, Nurse Ava should (a)
When Kai's PSA level came back at 6ng/ml, a slightly elevated level (normal is < 4 ng/ml), he was understandably concerned. "Do I have prostate cancer? Is that why I'm experiencing these symptoms?" he asked, looking worried. In response, the most appropriate thing to say is
“I understand that this information is very complicated for a layperson to understand.”
“Perhaps this is a false positive result. I will call the lab to verify the results.”
“I realize that this report is causing you concern. PSA levels can be elevated with gland enlargement, as well as cancer, so more tests are needed.”
“I will notify your healthcare provider of these results. He will discuss them with you."
After a successful TURP, Arjun is admitted to the surgical unit for observation and post-op care. As the superhero nurse on duty, your first heroic action should be (a)
Arjun is a nurse taking care of a patient with continuous bladder irrigation (CBI) using normal saline. Eight hours after surgery, Arjun notices the drainage is pink. The fun and responsible action Arjun should take is (a)
Maya has been learning about how to tackle constipation like a pro! Which of her actions suggests she might need a bit more guidance?
She munches on high-fiber snacks like a champ.
She guzzles down at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily.
She makes a pit stop at the bathroom after every meal.
She pops a daily laxative like it's candy.
Abigail, the nurse at Sunnyvale Retirement Home, is hosting a fun and interactive session on boosting dietary fiber to keep constipation at bay. Which of these delicious foods should she highlight as fiber-rich superheroes?
White bread, pasta, and white rice
Oranges, raisins, and strawberries
Whole milk, eggs, and bacon
Peaches, orange juice and bananas
Which class of laxative acts by causing the stool to absorb water and swell? (a)
Imagine Priya and Kai are on a quest to understand their digestive health. They learn that ignoring the urge to visit the restroom when nature calls can lead to a certain condition. Can you guess what it is?
Constipation
Diarrhea
Incontinence
Hemorrhoids
Priya, Kai, and Abigail are discussing their daily habits. (a) might lead them to experience constipation.
Imagine you're a detective in the world of health mysteries! Who among these characters is most likely to experience an increase in peristalsis?
Anika, a 21-year-old student juggling three final exams on the same day
Kai, a 40-year-old woman navigating the stormy seas of major depressive disorder
Jackson, an 80-year-old gentleman enjoying the calm life in an assisted living community
A 5-year-old child who plays hide and seek with the urge to go to the bathroom out of embarrassment
Imagine you're a nurse on a mission to help Jackson, who dreams of being a marathon runner but currently has muscle weakness in his legs. Which intervention would be your top choice to help him achieve a smooth and normal defecation process?
Elevate the head of the bed 45 degrees 60 minutes after breakfast
Use a mobility device to place Jackson on a bedside commode
Give Jackson a pillow to brace against his abdomen while bearing down
Administer a soap suds enema every 2 hours
Maya, a dedicated nurse, is crafting a care plan for Oliver, a patient dealing with constipation due to opioid use. The outcome that would indicate success in helping Oliver achieve normal defecation is (a)
Ava, a diligent nurse, is on a mission to solve the mystery of her patient Liam's missing bowel movements, which have been absent for 3 days. What other clue might Ava discover during her assessment?
Jaundice in sclera
Decreased skin turgor
Soft tender abdomen
Hypoactive bowel sounds
Maya, a patient, confides in Nurse Evelyn, "I've been munching on more fiber, but now I'm as constipated as a traffic jam!" What playful advice should Nurse Evelyn give to Maya?
Oh, Maya, that shouldn't happen! How about I suggest a magical laxative for you?
Well, Maya, when you up your fiber game, you also need to drink like a fish!
I'll let Dr. William know you're in a pickle, maybe he can work some magic.
Just hang tight for a few more days, Maya, and you'll be right as rain!
