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| amount of urine that remains in bladder immediately after voiding, measured by ultrasound/cath. |
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| indicates adequate emptying of bladder |
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| 3 types of urine collections |
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| 1) clean catch/midstream specimen, 2)sterile specimens (from indwelling cath), specimens from infants/children |
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| Hypertonic (fleet), Hypotonic (tap-water)/isotonic (normal saline) |
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| enema which uses tap water for cleansing |
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| normal saline enema used for cleansing |
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| oil retention, carminiative, medicated, anthelmintic, nutritive |
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| saline-osmotic-draws water into the intestine and stimulates peristalsis, for cleansing |
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| enema which lubricates stool and intestinal mucosa to make defecation easier |
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| enema that helps expel flatus from rectum |
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| enema that helps destroy intestinal parasites |
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| enema that administers fluids and nutrition rectally |
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